... Mi. IJ41%tS O - Inc 7.s. ?.-!ierv i 8. - ?? .1/ S. Built, NLI P~aiRT5'-r 'JTI , isUill. ?? sl tiah Eagle Foi Elyrtioni2i; a nd hz1'avlilia, vric ?? i111tiamun. ?? s ,Lt t. ItOU dei AL L^6-\ r-A-iv'. id ie DIaniih schooner Ham, lcr; U s t:z.i Jack.o t friv Bqmosnv, wvish wine and brandy, ca;;llr cilulz1 ?? 1, , ?? A ;- . . a~ d ..,ia ,* ii .Y'WiOJ;ll ll 0 .NI i'it(- 1'i i) Anst:t. 27.-Yesterday ...

... CCORN-IET'F'tRS.- CORN -EXC: RANGFB, MAff LAY-i, Ayiral 24,. Our sOeat markLe fwnild an advnlae on Friday iast; 'of .nearly4;per qua~rirr fricavyine samplesoih red and whire, in roIstcq(ueroce rof the buvers appearing. in greater 0 i see thai so u late,''andz the f, els 5lilipy bteit sn ial lits iinirnLis the arrital farom' Fssex wass ciin~ideraiblv lsrgeif thain lad heeo looked foir, arisd ...

... ?? V,; frovcic, AF it 5. ea i-a e shall linac sunte bad ticim, fo Prance, as, tlieri-%v, I ,I aj~ ila ?? he- 'eny iring o, ?? everticg, and asoi-u) it;, ll. m1orr'i'l *. '0Ii-'rcud an ll ,cerjuat ?? TII Ir ?? IT gi'. i rt'- iiat thewre h~as Ie-, ali l'i~lnatIin; t U,1 tiecu 31 ' It 1i n-pil,is i eutrall; Wle iv I colew oct of Sonme of their polte, that tlhey have defeazeJ chtl PAtsstiaes v ...

... 11-UlIJ,' MAY 1, 18&t1. ._ He I d A; 1 , a z h - EY THE KING.-Ar PROCL.IAJTIION. FFROM TIIE At tiae Court of the Queen's Palace, the °St1l April, 1809,-PRESENT Tae Kingr' M'ert Ex i/lent Jlj,-ey i, Cu,,q-il. litercia his majcszv, by hiis rSder in CIITiCiI, of thi I1th November, 1I07, was pleasecd for the reimmss aigned therein, to order that all the lports anlL places of France ald her allies ...

... LONDOM, APRIL 28. NEW COMMER:CIAL REGULA'I1'lOi INISTERS have resolvedl on the ldoptfe 1 of' a meaSsur e whichV may serve to cOUrrict X v . he peole of ltler cal tilmr, notwitilstald. 'ing che repe'entatit th~t have becn held olu o thetltheBr tis G~verrinient is dissiosed to ex~enj an indu.7igenCe, denied bv their own Legsl.rtur; iSesferday Msir. Snsbnm, the Chairman of the Committee of ...

... ATI 3.qfp , §. I - YAr*dt T i . MAY r.-I.Two vesseli have sarived frtin rHol- land; rite Masrer bitate that the French are enforcing a con- 9cription in Hlorlarid for men to join tlreir ats-ies, and that the people are dispoqed to resist. Psai-rsaoij.TR, MAY ?? his Mijesty'sshlp Defende and La F'leche .frnm a cruize. Passed by, the honmewsad-bdidld East Ida ,l1iit. PrY.vocTt, A'Itio `ieSaolel ...

... From '4 LQIVP61t GAZE'ITE, Mjr;. J,~,lttBaTfl. of Great iYarn,,Akll, ilh.per, May t5. at iou, ...

... SHIP AT'l US. PLYMOUTH, MAY I-Sailed On a secret expedition, the Christian 7th, 84, Commodore Yorke, Eitgle, 74, Impetueux, 84, Warspite, 74, and Seine, 44; destination entirely unknown. They sailed in the night of Saturday last, per telegraphic order received late in the evening. Last Saturday evening the Pkc:- nix, 44, Capt. Mudge, hove insight rons the Eastward, with a large fieet of ...

... IEANXItflPTS PRtOM 'AT~taRAiV' GAZ1~r11I. N1 aithew Woollen, of Sheffield, butcher, to appear Way 1t, 29, June 10, at the'rontine illm, Sbeffield. Solicitors, Mefirs. ParkeT and Bronwn, Sheffield. William Wight, of Great Barr, Staffordihire, dealer, May 8, 9, Junle 1t, at the Swan Hotel, Birmhighai. Solicitor, Mr. Jofeph Stubbs, Birmingham. .John Lobbin, late of Great Wild-flreet, Lincoln!s ...

... lIARKhiT fliUALi). -I CORN EXOSAN E, Mlonday, May 1, 1808. The ?? of Wheat'fUr this morning's Market were pretty c(nfiderabl,- cllt chiefly ?? famples 'were down Ys. arid 3 . per Quarter, and the interior expe- rienced a hill further ?? we had a large [upply of Barley, yet oiire Nialting famples fold for t'ull a lhc as wilts obtain)ed lait week; but not lo the ordinary, which were ?? Peale ...

... 112 S. I SYM 'Itp'dr in;t-afgow, to ht en- ntsneti'i thl*e SIYt id CTerkssOtlie l 1thand 2 M5h May, ona 0 o' ,-;'todc osio. mee>t is' th'e ctlues or Janmes Krerr; acconin I anin 06th May, one-o'clock, to ii-, 'Hu01r ?? F AM^, Al~erchant in G14fz~o~v, to lie exa. mined in the SheridfCcurt-houife, 9th and 25d Mav'. I I ?? in Tinttine Taverni, 24th May, B12 o'clock, to infroii truftee. - JOHIN ...

... MONTULY COMIlErCljtL REPORT. The capture of Oporto a fecond time by the French, has thrown our Britifh AMerchants refident there, into, great confuioin ; they, however, have got fafe to 1it:- I bon, and all their property Dhipped off only three days before the arrival of the enemy, except three 1hips laden with fruit and wvine, which have fallen into the hands of the Freoch. We can however, ...