... sniP- NEWS, . ?? . TE98 FALXMOUTH, API(IL ?? eatwirdxtul. Ne.Ondland 'fleet, consisting of 15 sail; under convo'y of his Majesty's ship *Thalia, 38 gUns, Capt. Walker, sailsd ±his stiorning with a fine breeze at East. Also salled.the 1Townsend packet, Cock with two Maijs (the 14th ?? instaft) for Lisbon; sld his Ma- jesty'&sshipumber, I8 guns, oo acrulze. Several sels (sup, posed to be the ...

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... MARUKETII-.D CORw EXcsCASGI, Miollnfly, Aptil A Our fupply (, WVheat this morning W ,s rue !ile (killa aid coilloderable ; Iejice (ricc s I 1s 7i., , 4s. per quiarter tal fine faplipes, atd i r I other forts -1arley holds its pric ...

... 30. --The supply of Wheat this morning, though not very considerable, was quite equal to the demand, and with some remaining over the day. In respect to the sales and the terms obtained, we have to note, that fine samples gave way one and two shillings per quarter; and those of lower quality were subject to still farther reduction. Barley has arrived in plenty. Very prime malting samples keep ...

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... PRICES OF GRAIN AT LYNN-Ap i1 1. Reft Wheat. 70ns. tol I2 r EReft Wheat, 70s. to 72s.1 Barley, Ss. to S6s. | White Peafe, 80s. to 82s. Per quarter to the Grey Peafe, 42s. toe43s. , growers. Oats, 25s. to S~s. | Beans, S5s. to 36s.J LEITH SHIPPING. ARRIVED.-April 4. Cleaveland, Morrifon, from Al- Ica, goods. Johnfon, M'William, fronn Glafgonw, do. Willingmind, Harvie,from Crail,psotatoes. King ...

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... CORN ERk-HANUE, ?? A - O0tir arrivals Ot wheat this day were trm 7 ?? cheaper, as were likewis' thesec, the two last nelitioned alm ost unalesbie plenty, and this article also declining > sorts of beans, have varied but little sine Pease, on the other hand, are scarce andce not many arrivals of oats, but some carg Flour is now down at 65s. per sack and w band than suitsbthe~conyexlience ofaur ...

... _pLYIopYrH. A 1L i LSOJI.. __ ,, ?? s_ a, . , T. 1, , , I ?? ' ?? * . ZN y. ,Wind- ?? .E: f o*. 'This forenoon,ilvc iadies exhibition and,lalc of fanqy' works, for thc cnenfit of the' ?? chritv of tllii town, took place ait the guilillall Thlarkci-place aiad Broad';Afteet were filled with carriagcs of the ladies andgeitnemen of the town azid neigh'boorhboo6 who attended to view the exhibition. ...

... It The Gazette contains a very gratifying account of' the soc-esses obtained over the enemy's ciuizers in the Indian seas. The Belione and Henrietta privateers have been taken bv his Majesty's ship Powtrful, Capt. Plam- :it:. Thie ile de France privateer, by his Majesty t ship Duncan, Lord G. Stuart; and L'Utnilien and r W,:1lat cwsrvettes, by his Majesty's ship Conccrde. ?? announced it1 our ...

... ?ANK OF Tue day, the following Noblemen and en q men were elected Governor, Deputy Govelnor, bs and D-irectors of the Bank df Scotland for the bc ensuing year- th The Right Hop.,Loa0 o VRseOUNT MELVILLE. a DEPUTYZ GOVELItNOR, PATR!icx MILLErI, Efq. of Dalfwinton. ORDINARY DIRECTORS. Thomas Hog, Efq, of Newlifton. Alex. Keith, Efg. of Ravelflon. Tl George Kinnear, Efq. tanked in E'dinburgti. w) ...

... . OtIll 61) ''IP i Qiibo. Foretin ships qrricead.- Flardwaire, Law froi A1eiv- .ork. ClaTles BaiiiettfromAlexanidria(Aniernca.) h. (iak, Madis, from 'Purminlgen. Eli~abetb,' Mo)rgan, t trom &eavry. ?? Jan VWiese, Weeken; Eagle, dI Ihoipson, botil fro Meimel. Karen, Moge, from g FrederickIail. Fersigligheeln, Kiersig from 'East s ht t' ostpi ee red o n j-Mary, Qri Venerable, Drabwell Alaeme, ...