... 1),\NMYh-G.4ZE77 IA, 9d 7'L1R A Y, l'ebrtrary 25. Is ptt Mi iARlK. Plymnouth lInch, iioen-driaper, to surrender Felt, TR0, b March11L~ II I, Ind I' Ib. a twelve, at Gui'dhior, Lmirttit -At otettey, b til. Adam ,0d Jestr.I' Lonrlort P jrrselth GArrier, Ilthelfitrd N sfolkt. 113iter. Mtarch it), 20,, nrd Aprnil Ft, a, PI three, nt i e' Spread I'aoe Ino. MraiachcetvrrA Irmrtiet, M It,,e fie dt, ...

... MARKE £TEiLRALD. Conx EXCHn.z. Menday, Feb. 27, 1N08. We bad a large ftepply of Wheat tooay, poelyu !rom Xent and Sulfifik, otid which obrained buyers early in the day at an adliance of about Is. per ?? e it dearer, and fine faimples of Maiting Barley, thumbh a plentiful fup~ly, fetched 49s. andSI 5. per quarter.- Halt, on the inher Hand, has rather declined in price.- Beats t l the tvo kinds, ...

... MIARIATE IN\TE'LLIGEN\TCAP. The Gazette contains an account of the capture of the French privateer La Fortune, of 14 guns ind 5S men, by his aje.ty's sloop Beagle. She was out from Calais two davs, and had made no capture. She did not surrender till the Beagle ran her alongside and fired into Tier, whereby one of her crew was mortally! wounded. The Cicero of Leith, emploved in the transport ...

... I, ?1- , - . % . MP?JvEtvs. Pr YSoc-Ti, l rr. ?? ctmer dirrvn b teletanlve- terday to the Port ..dmiral ?? t'n ?? out ohl. tie* ?? b~trtdehips fi-ting in H aaoinze is 'st ae ti vpget ?? 'Or .o0r1'orMOriU , Frr IL .-Saiicd the Centaur, nI. Cntt Webl- ' A tired, 74, Captain XVptson; an, the St. ?? bait'r,64s (C'ptoit' istorn, .it conse~itvine of the crders recetvd 'trto' ?? , to join Sir R_. ...

... SHIP NEWVS. PORTSMOUTH, Fes. 28.-Sailed his Maiesty's ship do Ciawmih for Guernsey xwith a conlvc-r. Wi nd S. W. DEAL, FEs. 28.-WNind S.-Arrived this morning his Majes- ty'6 ship L'Espeigle, from Waterford with a convoy, which are sailed for the River.-Sailed the Disputgh, pitot sloop, on a ?? down from the River, the Edward and Chariles Cussin, for Philadelphia; Fiieohvtii and Sophia, Biri ...

... 13AN.KRUPTS FROT41'?ATth DA'V'?R GA7tTTP,-' - . . - I - o Lawrente Lord, Lo gfight, near lillclir;cetteii. maniufatiurer, AlirCiv 1(), I11, . pril S. 'it thle Bridgwyuter I Armxs Imni- Mmicla~lu~tir. Slitcitur, Alf-, iili i'arting. ton, \;butelreir.Ir Edvtar4 (itillowey B3roidteld, late of Slrurportt, Wer- ceftierlbire, buuh-blilder) March Et, ti, AlfridB, at Ehe Stwurport lmn, Stourpert. ...

... ; SA, NEVS. - Pr ?? i8 -8Sailed tele Dolphin,44,,%Vifl Scm Royal N1 la fe. and-jo2 i)jfcers tor ihe West Indies, to Ive be disltl- buted on toarddifferent shlips on the jiest lndia. ?? l in the Caledonia, I0o, Admiral Lord Gamnbier. and anchored in Cawsan- l'ay. 1-let eturn o soon after the accounts hpingt ruceited ot the French fle,-t havig saiied fro67 .Breiti has occa- sitoted various ...

... Corn Exfl angc, ?? Fcbruary 27. We had a large fupply of Wheat to-dcav, moftly from Kent and Suffolk, and which obtainied buyers early in the day at an advance of about Is, per ?? is dearer, and fine famnles of Maltintv harley, rhoughl a plentifil funply, fetched iP9. and 50s. per quarter.- Malt, on the other hand, has rather declined in price.- Beans, of the two Itinds, acquired better ...

... S I-III'.LPJfS.. ARRIVAL°-.-A Tairagmjs on the 17h. January, The Browun, Gray,'of this por't, from Londonm-At Porti. ,mouth, The Four Brothtsr, Briggs, froqn this port,. for Madeira; - . - . - ' - .WHALE -FISHERY.*- The vessels for thee Greenland and Davis' Straits Fisheries are actively fittrng out, and several for the la terdessnation. have cleared lat the Custom-'touie. The blowiung, We ...

... - SlHP ArEfils. PIrxzou-rn, IMAc,6 ?? ill hit Majecty'p ship Ce- I. jai taur,frnin P'rtsnoutbt, and the Helena, fr;- Ireland, wiith a convoy a slcn a French cutler privateer of two guns and S20 rcllell, and a 1lreruti brig letter ef niarque from ismur~leaux r.,r Mar- tinique, with wine and braadv, both capttired by his Majeirty' | ship Helena ; Bl;wche, French schnot'ier ot two guns and 4 t-; ...

... - X SIiP hWEfWS. - t~TlMA~&IU -SiIC 207! 'trorMi'c.ji-~sce writtig yeate. day at'tern'iszt we onderstand die' follhwing ~partiqulars ?? transpired rs:- tti 'esraoe of ?? Vleet.-The Caledonia, i2o, ~A~dSth'l Lord Gamhier,' which arrived yesterd., 7 rovisioiied and sttsred Viee Adoiiral Sir S. fluctxkworth xtn to six-znnotlth r' fi',im the- Ct'aedonb, anld sient hidt cs to cruise c'f ~Cape ...

... SgM11WI.gLD PAIUgET. ?? Report of the Comin ttee of City Lands re. jneang the proposed renfoval of Smithfield' Market, is tecidelY in .favour of that measure, they agreeing in opinion with a Seled Committee, appointed by tdem, to take the sutd into consideration, and to make the necessary inquiries whose report details at considerable length the result of those inquiries. It is already known ...