... SATURDJA4Y'S LONDON, GAET7T,. At the Court at the Queen's Palace, the -24th of February, -1808, present the Kiagts most Excellent Maqesty in Council. His Majesty, in Councilwasthis day'pleased to appaoint Robert-Barnford, of U pton, Esq. to be Sheriff of the cqun~ty of Chester, in the room of Charles Trelawney -Bre-reton, of ShotibiclA-park, Esq. StarinadkLe Ali~ddleton Midilletop,,of Lear, ...

... I F A IHULL, FEBRUARY 22, ~ 1~808 ;Matbie 3in ligetice. . . - I I ? -t-- ?? ?? Hligrolzaad Frimary 15. --The Rhine, Captain Fea, from Hull, which had landed 150 hales of goods, hav- ing suffered much iti her anchors and cables in the gale, left here with the remainder of her cargo, for fear of being driven on shore: Captain Fea intended to return to Hull. A petition, we understand, has been ...

... B.4NIUPT'TX. m . . . I rt X 1.rrtrluttr GaUl> Le, d~trtrirulty, Fetray20. O'2ATNYA4 Toeps, 11s.Ia it wiuii;ritt Lr Ier .c. t tr Jirritr Yelt). 75 ,nad APri , at ell'sI el), at Ow. Sijr lair attes tr-AI ?? Nlem&is. lille,c Sarierrtl alid laity, MJaIrchwule;, arci i es~lre. St hite andi Pr'aci a.d AJcar a, 'Leindoni dital 'I L,,tnuxi,Ii'ige, LatieAtit~e, v7Cutatler'dl. c. ittech Pal tfree, 13 ...

... POR7T N ErWSy 'lYM(ll1I1, F umrARY 23, 1808. 7lrvhlfuq. Wind AV cluouldy Sailed for the Downs, a gi-lii'ig wvith a lairg- 'olnvoy for the ?? from the \igl', of 44 guns, (apt. Wolfe, dated the 7th inst iwt, oil L'Orient, state that the Fronch squaidron in ihat povt, are ready for sea, and apparently wait fur an oppormtimi(v to slip olt for sonic foreign station. The ollicer, awil petty ofleier6 ...

... _ Corn Exchange, Monday, Feb;-rary 22. We had a pretty confiderable fupply of Wheat this morning fine famples maintained'laft week's prices, but the fecond and ordinary fold heavily, and upon ra- ther lower ?? had not much Barley of firf quality; this article, as well as Malt,were both of them ?? Peas (Boilers) have furtheradvanced; but Grey Peas remain nearly as ?? was but little variation ...

... 61ZIP NE (IS. FP1,5'M57TH, FEM. 14.-Came in the' lar-aica, Z4, frlm a' truiae. It blows a gale of wind at E. N.E. therefore very few arrivals can be 6xpedted from the Westward ' ' 1.OR7-SMaUTu, FEB. ?? Northumberland,. 74, CaPLt 'Hargood. hrs orders tojoili Lord Colliiwood, off Toullon; and the Re-olution, 74, Capt. Burlton, is ordered to ?? Charles Cotton. oiF Lisbon; they will ?? a day'. or ...

... MARKET R UoRltTrfN Arts, 'IoIANG e E 1 ,Ve had a pretty coilfideraobl - I`h ! orfnig; Fine Samplt., ?? UI)lIly ft the Sccotnd and Ordinary f.ed I d q-q t, locer ?? had fold muc W~ J~ this article, zs well as ?? Lari4 ; - II ?? (Pl oile s) la 00 boi;l . Peuale ieohaiii nearly aslt '.laxr ill the price of leanS.00t0 j Wi0 ilpulrverticht in au* lii 1I Sack. .~ o Onj 1 CU-E ' Gl~ Wheat 48s 4 ahiP ...

... [ I TOVt'T Uri coil-lot. FR IDAy, FE I.4b.-Mr. Slj,¢riJd preenited the Pi- ?? Ile Withdrea on '.ihurfday, from the ForemaF and twelve of the Grand Jury of MiidllelL'x, flatine certain abu3se to eiift in Cold Buths Fields priflon. He ftated that the Jury had been diffolved on the 3d of Noveiimber, but that thy 'had 'afterv-erds obiained an orlei from ?? of Qu'arter S'ffionfot idfpeding the ...

... PR rCE OT, 5T~SY~~DY ICt sols - - - 63 Red. Anu, - - 6 - . ITO CORRESPONDENTS TH:SPIS in the next P'per. ...

... TUESDA S LONDON' -LZETTE. BANM'tRUPTS. J. W. H. Mason, heartley-place, Kent read, paper.. hanger, to surrender March 1, 1, April s, at ten. At- torney, Mr. Rippon, Grange-road. J. Webb, Manchestef, calico-sianufactnrer, Mrchi 14, 15 April 5, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms ionn 5Ian- chester. Attorucy, Mr. Morgan, Manchester. E. Grey, Monk-Wearmouth, calfitter, March 9, 10, April 5, at eleven, ...

... Sf1flP NEtilS. NWTICES RESPliCIl'ING ANCHORS. Co Friday the zrth intant a sloop, coleI the Edsvard and Hsirqo, them Iying nt Dr; r, ;uard heloenging to tliat place, was .tnrrhed by uS undier a evarraiit frciii tbl: Makia!itrates. I-er rcnrsjne!:isid of t*enty ancl,(irs of Vari`ous shies, destined r' portinlaoth. Oil ?? the person %vho shiiped then, , ?? they llial purchased such anchors ? They ...

... S1H1P At] JjiS ?? - TO MEPSSRS. C.IiANl5UM AtND CO. Aacept our particularthank6 lr your interfcrence in the busilless as set forth ttithe Genttlenirnat Lloyd's, ly the firm of Goodwin and Co. It is true Messrs..Curlinr and Friend got several warrants to search for anchors lost in the DlnN.s, n( the tl01 November, one pofwhich was against, the Edward and Henry, where we were at the time ...