... SIIP0 NNt - IS; - The followinE notice was- yesterda o' sd a tI the I r Admiralty tI am comrnanded bymy Lords ?? of the Ad i b miralty to request you w'iil puiti'sup a nbtite p Lld a recom- tii mending to the Merchants concpfned in the rde ,o t'e aaltic, tl to appoiut a Person to cornmmnicate' tiqtbe Admsiralty their. . .wishesiesdting'konvoys forships durin, th einsdilg season. . bi ,(Signed ...

... -.MAlVVP'r -Tf illt The flands being pretty wvell cleared laftLs'celr, 1-iu i fupplyof Wheatto-day,tl;oilghtolerably fairprol.uced -no diminution in ?? having much Barley pp. that article, particularly Norfolk famnples, were dearer. Malt lilcewife fold more freely, and upon rather better terms.- White Peafe, and fhe two forts of Beans, have acquired fome little increafe of price, but not ...

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... BAXiN l UPI S. Lcoi ha, '''ozille,; f'.'o't/cty, ThTarci/t ?? - Grotrce lbak-r, ,i 'l'..:ielti, Do rhliaat spirt 't'ttairhao't, .4toi1lb i. iitenl, '22, tad Mc:i 7. r clvenai, it tMr. Ilclti¾ ciuklaCeller, Iiislolt Vf. titii'ct:c.-.X (it OCr. i-: Elshub,Caillti ce-owut, letling lanie, Lon- 'atj Mo. 1Iq to ciniiott, tl ?? E1r. owi,' lot, it I swr r-streat, 'iercdmil, March ill', at on itilt I ...

... STOCKS-MARCCi 31, . 1 I * Hnk qtmAk. r, er Ct. Ired. - I han~ik Mock, - 5 per C?. C.dp | 9lBank L. Ata. - 5' per CeI1. C. orn- pjm ;pr(Iel I(; Ocvnium -p1rem. .)per = =l. 6 ...

... SiTMlu ?? LbODOy GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. Simon Ti ver, Bridgew4ter, inn-lkeeper, to snlrrenddr April -19, 20, May 1:4, ateleven, at the Talboet Tavern, ris- ?? Attorney,.Atr. Parker, Axbridge. - zQP-erge.Stevens, jan,-Bedford, grocer, April 9, 16, Mfay 14, at ten, at Guildhall, Lundon. Attorney, -Mr Townsend, Staple's Inn, 'George Herron, Bcrrneadsey-strec', felimonger, April 9, at twelve, 15', aL ...

... ~iL[~~'SDA'S LONJJO 61AZE 2'TT& i 'AANX RU PTCY lNUhRGEPD. J: ilayry, Springtield, -Eser, brieklayer, fro - Mwarch 2-9, to May IT, at ten, at Guildhall. - BA.NKRUPTC1ES SUPERSEDED.. R. Bernal, jun. Great Preseot-steet' oney-tm rivdi ne J. Sectordbe and C. Bualey, lorrabridge eer. . I ':1iiora ridge, Dleezh; J. Lewarne, Tra iV Hlrc and Cat',arine , I ae, Grarupound; and4 t Searle, Launceston, ...

... SHIP' AEW*S. IPLaN2O0UT, MARCCU 3.--Arrived the famaica frigatefrom a cruize, off the Islasld of Jersey, anid Rose slooD of war from-2 cruize in the Channel, Sailed this evening for Portsmouth, the lmsplacable, Trl- usmph, and Edgar, of 74guns each, and Cambrian and Nepiesis, frigates, for Portsmouth. Since the above veasels sailed, the Edgar and Leopard hafe again come to anchor. POI(TsMouTH, ...

... .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 ...

... HUl1, 5 .APRIL 4, 1808. . ;fflatfile _711trIligilfe. th rhe Vigilant', Francis Clifford, atuf the fleet for the Brazils, sailed frorn the H1mumber last: Wednesday, and arrived in the Downs after a fine passagi i} two days. ke 'I'he Marichester,'Keilali, arrived at Lerwick on the e 27til nlt. ii, 48 hours fromn tise Hulumber. to A convoy will sail front hence- on the 8th instant, for Gotteuburg ...

... '-HhIP N.Vrs. atraxtd of a Iltter from Smily:- ]Onc of dnr bdsts i,5 jsst brought me a menloranduim from the Dncleinglield, from' iurinarM, desiring rt be put on the books at Lloyd's-the boat boarded her sterday-shea has beea beating about for somle tinie, and is rather short of provisions-she is ai runner. 'lhere are several vessels beating to wlndw.irdwhich we expedl to be part of the ...

... JIMAR/YAE 1 AIG ENCE. tREORlD N'ADNAL ENGAGE Nt;. I' There is nothing direct from the Mediterranean this weeki but a report has been brought bV the mas-, ter of a Por, uguese -.essel, who, with his crew, es- i capedl from F1n34hing in an open boat, that anenoage- mnent bad taken place in the Mediterranean, between i the English and French squadrons, in which the for- Yner were victorious. It ...