... P~rMVTII JAN.3OCamc in 4a Niemen; Claptain Sir M. Seymour, Hart. fromi i ?? ?? in th ay n fr to th West''ar !. On her cruise shet f~.lI in NVItls a squadron 0ffo> Fr-,nch Frigate% ,hich sls6 dodged for a. day antI a night, in hope of u~tig ol oneof tetm,butt thei k~ept sa close. toge- the-, and the. e heing such odds, the gallant Baronet shaehi course back to %is old cruising groiind. ...

... MARKETH ERALD. I CouIN EXCHANGE, Monday, Feb. 5, 1809. We hid no great quantity of lnuglilh Wheat for this day's Alarket, arid of it a very little prortionr of Fine ; this allb, mnay be faid of tre Foreign of firft quality; the which together, maintairred lali week's prices. Inferior lirnpr1les of ?? latter r~ather gave way, arid Flour has fince this day fe'rinight, fallen 5s. per Srick. ...

... , & Tj I i, NE1 WS. . > ; I ; .^ '1 %i . :! : ' .- . . thr1 ' -ei t& aLke, .pain qle ar, d A,;ucklin . Stidcke t, cta lrit4e, iihijUe, ?? g liN o I ,eagwerre SM. Sco. Arvbd evra1 transpotts frew. Pxr~tani~udli . bo>uses.*.. tii~ed. . 'f .e, i~> ?? I5I)52eC S'ai:5*If t ; k ,d ?? ?? Q~~~jlt- yrtfleiggi~ rromdec t m'redb t u ie~ 1~s ad f::t- !B*AU.,eDae .6ao, :Rl~eiaadlel$4->>e i 6.,- .8 'iThe ...

... SAYTpURDA Y'S LOiVDOW GZETT1W. l - .1 :. | Aosiralty Office, FebrmzirR I -; Copy of a Letter from Capt. Bligh, of bis Majesty's ship Ya. Lont, addrvssed to AdAiral Lord Garmbier, anid transrnitt-A by him to, John Wilson Crdker, E-q,e 's sin Tla fnat, eBellisle, Feb. 3. Al[ Lon r,-T be' tenve to arquasint it, that at dia'-ig-if this izioiniag I fell in with, and, after six hours ehace, captur ...

... * ?? LU.ZEY7F, 7;~.Ay.1 i.B. 3. ?? IE:S cOlvO;F- , n L' Plfn. cit crociler sir r, , ?? to 3121 ...

... I ;; SIifl NEWS. , z A A 'RRAIVALS.-At.Lu60h, The Edystone, Bruce,' iisfiae ,days front Plymouth-bAt 'IAtfi Fde, o?'-he Edward, Gruby, of this porti.fronm Ri-Janeiro'.-A* LhAo, The Sutton, Murray, -from this port.-At Paerms, The Active, Carter, from this 'prt.-Aor. te ndArt s os ie ,e7th Novem1ber, The'Neva, BoYle, of this port. - Only 'thiee e ships were there.-At ' F elJ- on thc 25iik ...

... :: to; -* W S., CAPt or G30D AHos, Dic. 7, ?? Cennonlere French frigate his nmadehcr escape fro~rnthe IsleO Flgance, wilth a valuable cargo pnboard,.ound to lrance : .llther ns veer~e takenl olit previousito ier sailing, The Olympia schooner, of so guns, I-ieutenan 'Henry Tailor, has been disnmsrediand tlie master and tao men killedi in attempting to get off a valu~ae prize which she chased on ...

... L NDOLU GJAZ917F., S217URDAY, rTAB 10. Dl A' lIflTL' IBANXRUPTS. )O plA IP t.LOCI, of Nailiwortl, pnrish rrf isvistley, Gleocan- ii7 *cr, v3in-maker, to suoirctrer. Feb. IJ a' 1. 0 olid Nlrdi 24, at 11, at ?? Rcd-Lion Irnn, at Naihw.'r h. i ouceter-- A Mhicsrs. Shephard and Adlington, Brdifosdr.row, Lon. and Mr. G. Wathrin, Sutid, Glouocesershir-. 2 James lYcon. Itte of the Eanl of Chatitam ...

... BANIKRUPTS-S. lobn Munro, of Clipstrne-street, Mary-le-bone, tailor, Felbruary 17, 24, ard Marcha 27, at twelve, at Quildhall. Atm torries, Messrsw Wilkinson and. Young, Margaet-itreeti Ca. veneish-square. Juhon Hills, of Leeds, Kent, miller, February t7, at twvlve, %4, and March a7, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atua,Mr. Xt-.ebb, St. Thomas.street, Southwark; Mr.Cooke, Midstone. ,Xobert Comim on, ...

... MARKETE NRALD. CoOR EXc0ANGE, Monday, Jan. 29, 1809. The frefh arrivals of Englilh Wheat this mornirg were rather fmnall ; but the Quantity of Foreigrn, including feveral cargoes that came in lart week, furuibied plenty : of famples for this day's market. Maiy buyers attended, and fome of them from diftant quarters; the demand was a in confequence briik. and prices were nearly equal to thofe ...

... MARKET HERAL D. COaN EXCHANGE, Mouday, Feb. 19, 1810. Our fupply of Engliih Wheat-this movning wag slot coufiderable. We h;ud many buyers, and tire lhies, bout of Foreign as well aw our own growtll, were- bils, at an advunce of abaut 2s. per Quarter.-13arley, the end ol luft week und to-day, 'have arrived ini great ubvundance; ltut not muchu of it of prime Multisg quality. 'i'he Fine cannot be ...

... AST-INDIES and CHINA.-Since the JLpublication oi the last repoit, tfiree ves- sels are arrived from Bengal, on account of the East-India Company. 'I lie names of- the vessels are the larl Spencer, Monarch, and Lord Keith. The followini are the particulars of their cargoes. Conmpany s goods-Saltpetre, 7500 bags, 10,000 cwt.; and Sugar, 4,500 bag, 58989cwt. Privilegegoods-Indigo, 587 chests. Raw ...