... 1U WA4* *5lfJ iM#t' PevasourisS, Jtju a 4-It i~s rgater rett arkcafle tba at ei tre *Olueed ?? pristi'rs on, buard the ?? Luh'ciT frn gat, jprize to La si-ginae, nhs- of ?? ?? lot their sisht 1 din~e mn the' utstloo acidonier .Moro tile c6as if''P:rcti'. Went stp ti.Flarbrur to be ?? the .Nar 3cl 6 0apidh Malconlm, WaUUirfr trccottC a Ie~ge ota ss#c1X6 QuiD Ub'eri Bt-y she has strtick o£ ...

... .i*rom ale LONDON GAZLE'TE, / ?? BANZdRUPTS. Sn'mon Tlver, of Bridgewaster, innkeeper, :l , to, so MaY 14, at eleven1 at the Talbot laavend, Bat i-tt liris 0- 4ttormces, Mesesrs. lake and So n Cok'econ11 cirevior Mr. James larlrer, Market-place, Anhri.i'n, George Stevens, jiUn. of Bedford, grfe,-r, Anti! o, rni May 14, at ten, at Guildhall, London. At.o)r, , Mr ?? eqnd, Staple-ina. 'George ...

... PORTSMOUTH, JUN E 15.-Sailed the telle Poule, 38, Captain Brisbane; and the Pluto, Captain Janverisi, with a convpy for the Miditerranean: and the Janlaica, 28, L'ysaght, fot New- ?? Speedy, Captain Muddle, is gone fr6m Cowes Roads with the Halifax Convoy-A ,miral H Uoway sails to- morrow mording in the Isis, with the Adonis lagger. rhe PLea-. san t, Captain Palmer, is gorfe out of barbour ...

... shIP MN0Ea'S- , *rlaynew forothe 'coast ?? badc' L'A~igf,¢cs4, GCaptieid FWolfe, and sailed again for the coast of Spain and France, bet old station. Yestmrdaytwo boatswete swamped ovet NMbunt Batten tadge, but the people wvvre saved by the galtantry 'a a man of wai's 51x oar cutter: uwhich dashetd through the surf; she in lier turntwasdriven on tl1didocks amidst ?? breakers and was ...

... I~A~P NM-(s. - ...

... 'V I A ' .GA 7Z, . ' N-nUp.TCY SUFZRi EDED .. ,Jglin Wsi'in anad Tsonsas'.L,4ce of :I rnvh-a)treet, f)drt ?? it *..hriciarlds, of. (lchcster, drap r, isrrh ?? 1td 92 at ele.rn, at tU briffin 'Sn Colehester C I h S.ijeezir, (;olnheiier, IMesnsrs 1121so an500 c.x er~ IaW. , John -I rLvey, of Springfield, Eieax; bricc ayf'btaheb ,Miarch iand 21), at ten,-at Gr iltnall. A tqrn-s, - f. ;k ...

... COAN ANID SUaAR. M,- yestc'dly st tted, that the Speaker had infurrfnet' h j Ese of Coinnz:ins, that o6 Petitions could be re- ceyved arain;t one of the Distiliry Bills,, ?? it inp esd I duty and W-lS a Money Bill. There is sntime 0 inlr not a ittle alarmng in this Inmode to which Mtinis.; ter5 have rcourse, of tacking Money Clauses to Bills, i; order to prevent the subjea friom exercising his ...

... CORN -E X CH A NG E, MI1ar-Lxf,,TE, J2. 1 ?? - , ~ . :+ , ~ - - -- .VS1 0 1 HE arrival of corn for to day's market with usa Ws T quite abundant in respect to wheat, tick btet, and oats, but not of any other grain. Tbe measlifg trade, for wheat proved exceedingly dull, the price' declined about 4s. per quarter from the currency Of MiVonday last, but it was oniv fine tredi white wheat, and dry ...

... TRlADE WIT II SPAIN ?? -7; - , . * S t ,: . F all the enlarged and beneficent &ejects which a 0 ?? mind, intent sin public gnaul, cotuld have devised or pursued for the beuefst of his ktountry, but pvhich, till witlin the last foar nimotlhts might be cousidered as the nmost hopeless auid ulsatainable by any efforts,. was the arrangemnent of a commercia treaty or agreement, by which the ...

... IhULl, -MAY 23,, 1808. --aun- arltl it~tPlR l BovZOo iackson, for Gibraltar and the Medi- salmn sailed for the Downs, under convoy of the Ct5rtmed ?? Favori, Kalff, is waiting the the Charles, to proceed under her convoy to A er ?? for Gothenoirzis-1ietitioned for by irtliants atlid ship-owners of this port, to sail from alt the quith instant. * xhet tgun-brig arrived on Friday ...

... o, Tlax . Petereb tirg 12-lIds. 901. a 921. e; Narva do. 85.M.a 861. RigaPick'tThms.Rak.96l.a 981. n. - do. do. samp. 9il. a 1001. n; - Druatna Rak. 931. a 981. in. do. Cut 821. a 841. Ld, ye.Pl Petersburg Clean a 911. Outshot 83l 1. a 8t6 1. ?? - --Iif. Clean 821.a.8SI. al, Riga DruAina 931. a 9g1. k- --Rhine a 921. lY, --Outshot 871. a 881. l . -Druana Pass 881.a 891 f 40 n,, --Common Pass ...

... MARIN'E INTELLIGE.VCE. C.. it it ROCIEFORT SQUADRON. h No authentic accounts have vet been received of the destination of the Rochefort squadron, but we h have the followin cotfeet tcommunication of its force, which appealrs to be e Lc1djesetex,- - - - - - - - 120 guns.,. Y Le M1agianirne - - - L - - sr > e Z1ial, - - - - - - ?? - 74 Le Jenappe.- - ?? 74 Calcatta, formerly British, taken by ...