... . 1'cttTiMO OTG. 4uO~ A dNereus, 16, Capr*,t.lev wld Dilan, 3.60 Capt. Grant; alisetha.ivriyri 36, Capt. M iKinley, I which expedired to be ensployed. on lther services, were s'dd- delsl~or~tered tosuil ?? tsshis afternoon 'I'liey Sailed a isrntdiatelv'-Arrjved; L'Esoptrle *6; Capibafti- -tns,t rbnn a! Is Cork; 'trx'terous Lieut. Tonslison,L with a large convoy tal Ifronr thelDovwns; and the ...

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... MARKET SIERAfLD. l ?? CORN ExCHANGE, Monday, Aug., 7 IRON. We liad rather a confiderable fupply of wheat this morn. ing, principally fros .Keut and Effex j a further ?? . of about 2s. per. Quarter took place in the fales of fine t. uples early in te -day, but they declined afterwards. -We had little Barley, and no great demand for it; tke price of courfe remains nearly as 1a1l quoted.-~Malt, ...

... Corn Exchange, Tfondrzy, Augufl 7. There was a liberal fupply of Englifh Wheat this morning, which in confequence of the rainy weather that we experienced, wasj aken off by 1he Miller, at an advance of about Ss. per ?? Foreign Wheat alfo mnet a ready fale, at a fimilar advance in the price, hut the drdinary remained on ?? was dearer, and boiling Peafe ?? was a very fmiall fupply of Englifh ...

... 'IARIATE IATTELLIGETCE. The Gazette contains an account of a~ gallant ex- ploit, performed by the Spartan, Amphion, and Mer- curv frigates, at the town of Pesaro, in the Gulph of *Verice, on the 27th of April. The boats of the fleet formed in two divisions, underthe command of Lieu- tenant Willis; of the Spartan, and sent a flag of truce ashore, demanding the surrender of all the vessels ly- ...

... q - -, I . I . I ? , '', ! , , - C- , z - ? un. Mmuloa,10, P.- SATURDAY, AUGUST 5. r,| AD MfIRAXL Trr -bFsF-7C ', Aitvtus Z 5. dc Copy of a letter fiot Vike-Admirll Sir Jaies Saumarez, E.:- B. Comrn d r.in.eiieF of ;his As I Mjesty's ships atd vessels in the Biltiq, toi thie HUbotuirable William Wellesley Pole ;' dafed' on se: board'd the Vi>aory, off Narg'eh island; July 9g. ie- IR,-Onmv ...

... SHIP NAE~PS. I L. brat, Auv. io. iT hMee&y' itip Y-orh i n Ow eorrming r6und the SoMtih Sarld Head, frinib;fle 1iaFlushing -et PUaTSMOtetrn ?? ?? the Lively frigate, CGP MIlAinIe y, front rLibmn, with A twoy Of tritnsport6, which s lied nt ihtie aoth utit ?? atil Lad) Ho!arn 1, and Lerd ?? R iiell, trcin Seville, came tbsne in ?? the fle finidcr, Lieur. Nops for the Scb'lidi Cosa, AUG. 4. ...

... Const EXaCAINoE, Monday, July S 1808 i. t, The Embargo being taken off, Jarge arrivals of Grain r. are expecled ; unti6 luch, however, come to hand, the few famiples of fine Wheat that we had here acquired fliU; r, higher prices than lact Monday, and Fite Tlour has riien tU to 80s. per Sack.-Other articles have not advanced, our r; buyers wairing the relult of ireih 16pplies, which a very ...

... --,- ---'ry , ? AT E., 'r '? ZV YE L '4 ),- JV.4RfA,&,` I 4L.-I 10 I 1. ? '. ? - I o, .. I..;,., , I., i, ?.:, ? '. .? 1 '. *.. it T T 'T * JEtI . 7 ,; : NS4T At M , ~ 7 We arehapp~y to have.it in our i . i~tbtaiv befdre :ou~r readers an adlthentic accoun'tlif , ' ery- gai~a'it ac- 'tion between' fhe bais be1onkng to ou1~suad ot ii3' . the Baltic 'and'the Russian flotilla-. . -Ab6O~th te ...

... SHIlP NES.I |HAh - I cc, -A VG ?? afternoon arrived from 1e- ligoland, 'after a passage of nine.days. the. Ledpard revnle e cutter, having inmter cotwvoy a Moonp laden with the milit.ry hfL stores mid bagg,-sge iif his Serene Htghiiess the ?? it: ?? s- wick Oels. 'This moroioi sailed the lady Nejean packet. Cap - tam - for Gottenriurgh.i and the Beautoy picket, Cpt. an Norris, for Heligolvatd, ...

... I DLSEASBS X VD CASCL TIES 1, ILOA'DON V IN T YE4H 1808. ' Abortive and Stillbarn 462 A btscess ^- - -- 4 9 1ged - - - - 1555 Ague - - - - 5 A putplexy and Suddenly 229 Ahthrna and Phthisic - 586 Bedridden - - - - 3 Bleeding - - - - 28 Bursten and Rupture - 26 Camcer - - - - - 54 Canker ?? - 2 Chichen Pox - - - - 9 Childbed -- - - 172 Colds - - - -. -- II Colics, Gripes, &c. - 19 Consumption - ...

... 5, IP NEWS,. . LhtOrJT H AWlO PiLYMcur-ocec Auc-ie 5.-Laitnight the-L yr bri oli Iar, C(ptairr 'be.& nias -arrived here, from od .4:Ra'r~hefrrt,.Sifnigh piaeebai~aej',ethie 4tl uitt ;Y:e brings the fol kt oin@.4aetgesrtg' 1nt~fj1!ig~etce -On 'I uieday ,e&nnig'ht, tlte g z~th ult; thc 4hiard boato 'dt1 Et7readnoughr, (Rea-AdrmirAi ., beet Aijgsnltatloii1 nrthe Aix RoedeperceivedR i ...