... 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 ...

... MAR [E i.:INTELLI'EA.VE. The Gazette of Tuesday contains a letter from 1Rear-Admirai Sir 1I. Strachan, tranwslitting to the Hon. 0 W. V Pole tw'o letters from lieutenants Sa- muel Burgess and Joshua L. Rowe, comnianding his Majesty's gun-vessels the Pinchier and Censor; the former giving an account of tlhe capture, near the Watt Sand, of a Danish privateer, mounting I car- riage gun and 4 ...

... '.'POS7 CFIH: onl LONATDON , S A4TV & DJA2S MA;f -27. sent ST-iny S 6fl-,f- per refit. Nec;', 994 ery A A' ,secret exped'ition Will es'nl onSidy he o, little' army co .osn I. I' th omn wich the isitr sted to Buigadiei -Genern Ca fidsabt 3 ,(000 troops. The cdasts of 'iad o of olardd ved are mentioned as the most pi obable destiriation : at the either a 4nversion mi'ght fl' the lrent mohieirit ...

... I% L R, .4ULL PRICE CURRENTs May:.I i - Fktx .. PetershurgI2-Hds. 12J1. a 1i01. ) 'Archangel 1251. a 13601.' Liebau4-Brand, 1151. a 1251; . . Dutch 1301. a 1401. ji Narva do. Arse.': .; Riga 1261.a 136.1 H.upt,,, Pteersburg Clean 12.01 a 1251- -- : Hf. Cl. 1201. a I 31. Rigji Druana, None --Druana Pass 1261. a 301 * -Rhine 1201.a 1251b --Common Pais 1221. a 1le3. Per Ten. _ Codillai 901 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... P 0 J\ 7' -A T WS, PLYMOOT'H, MAY-23, 1809. Sun. J2y. Wind variable, soule rain. Came in the H1ero, ot 14 guns, l1lustrious, of 74, Valiant, of 74, Gibratltar, of 84, 'and Minerve, of 36, from a cruize; but their criuize not having been fiflisbed, they were or-- dered to sea again dlirectly, and they sailed ilumediatelv to the westward by telegraphic ?? in thle En- dyinion, of 44, with a' ...

... Corn'Exchange, Monday, May15. . . . . . . ?? . 5. We had confiderable arrivalsof Wheat his morning, tr~ and notwithftanding-the prevailing decline through the an week, fine famples to-day fetched nearly laft Monday's t ?? has fallen 3g. and 4s. per quarter; and In Malt, of courfe,is become heavy, and lower in propor. w ?? and Grey Peafe are ftill upon the declinre, w as are likewife Tick Beans ...

... ?? 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 ...

... NAVAL INTELLIGENCE, TRIAL OF RIUAR ADMIRAL HARVEY. Op Monday the Court Martial an Rear Admiral ELTA B HARVEY commenced in Portsmouth Harbour, onl board his Majesty's ship Gladiator, at half past, nine o'clock. The Members of the Cout were as follow Admiral Sir ROGER CURTIS, President. AIdmiral HOLLOWAY Admiral SUTTON - Sir J.T. DucxwofniT - OTr AY Sir H. E. STAnt1OPE Hon. Captain H. K. LEGs ...

... POSTSCR]PT._SATURD~iY, MAY 1. STrocss.-3 .per cent. Cohsols, 68j67j 6S-4 per cent. rt ' Coiss. 8'2 '-W-.-Excheq. bills§, Ilsiprema' We are this day'enabled to lay-before ousr read'ers e the. third bulletin .of. the French army. It' is dasted f from Burghausen, of so late a date as the Soth: nIt It does not appear-that any serious' encounter has taken I place since the late sanguinary struggles ...