... I7 .O O ?? , . . I . IONVDCN G,4ZEI1 ., sSATURIM~Y, OC7: I(- W iliats .Tsttn II PAN K(1U If4 M wi~ainJonesjunitristol, brash au1 bellasns-moitufactit. cci', d. r, so stir. Oct. 12, ait it, an, d N 00, i2 , tit thc Rain ni tavern, itriatnl.-A tts a.itrnm & Cary, Biristotl. Edward cito mbers, late at'CotllkimpTon, lM.,ot, P4enr'v Clarket Giratiger, at Kniglltshiitgt, Plidddlrens, and Richard. ...

... srrP YNEVS, pLYMoui-li, A ?? understand the Clarence, 6f 74 guins, will bh lhunched to-mnorrow afternoon from Wr. -Black- born's Yard, at 'rirnuchappie, witbin this port. arrived his Maljedty' ship San Josef, of ili.guns, Captail Mialcolm, froni l'ortsriouth4 Ahercr6rnlaie, of 74 guns, Capt. Milhie, from the French c0ast; Persian and Ilelicon brigs of war. froms a crui7,e ii utle Chiannel ?? ...

... grlpNRS .M M` t . 5.-Arrived the Rinald6, crn,'i;_ Cistill~i a`tdj hipps, with the Appelles gun-br;F3 utidet atrY, manp, w1icte;re .aptiredssaboiit30' clock A4Am, aesredyx )Iavking four Frencltmen on roardf anid a. numbei ?? ,pM ig ;lie; into4Etaples; -she is-supposed;-to- have been isin~stg n cause- i4dZc& of'the ?? up of the Sk1i-n L, I a rt alohigide >ach oche'r'; .oth ships took the ground ...

... SI/P IEJVS. VLTMOUT1TsI Ogc, TVARCii ?? the Aerapis, 64i with part of the outward-bound Mediterranean convog; and the- Northumberland, 74 fiont ol Ushlant; she left Sir Richard Kinspco' tiuadree1 si sail of the Hlne, cruising off .tshimt. .tibidMOOUT , .LAsCie 14iS Majesty's ship Coniquestador is now sifely arrived in. Carriclk ?? the lphignis frosn Portsmouth.- MArtcr ?? the Phoasapt fom a ...

... C) CD .! 0 l C' ., . -d -. 0 -50 0 0: p . _ - - . i .-4 00 - ?? I . ?? ' >E'S100W Do'.0 . H ' ?? _ 4-1 r ' 1 .4 Co 1 ?? ~ ~ 4 1242 H.S10 s (20-0 l ?? F ° . 2 1_ . he, . . .:u - En .s &-PI 1l 00 .0 ?? 04 ?? . .12 00* 0 4 ?? ?? . - 00 ?? ?? DUnLIN, Fan . 21. .- duel, we understand, took place this morning, at the rear of the North Wall, be- ?? a Mr. G-- and a Mr. W- j, when, after an exchange of ...

... ?? NIEWS. T i'aAv, SEeT. 28.-It was nlor the Ulysses' that came in on Saturdav niht, as was repnirted, hnt the fugh Igls outward- h 6un d East lndia Ship,undei convoy of his ajesty's friglte a- . cedonian, whikhcain-i ortly after and remains here also;! as i does hus 3Majesty's ship- Marlborough, With about 40 sadl of ships, hrigs, schooners, cutters, slones, &c. under. her convoy, bound e ...

... SfiIP .NEflS. . L-rnouTI, OCT. 20.-The ?? conimenced on Sun- 'lay ritht last, and which inereased y!esterday, Nve ;tre happy to. e statc, his abats(l, and the vessels which wvere yesterday reported e to bi in dangerous situations, nre nowv.riding in safety. The American¶ achooners' IirptdelLc, Young Connedlicut, Ab~igail (liew Bletsey), anml Gascoi, are still dsqhore; the Iletaey di i nesaly a ...

... | - F4ALOUYTH, *hrcl ER 27, I9812. ; 7'twsaaO,.to6,r ?? Wijld viariable. Arrived the M^u trosiltre punet) Igieweitt w~it h mails frown Rio Jatneiro,' s weeks passage, no news; Primerts .Elizabetb packet, Kifdd, with Imarmsfrorh Lisbon, d ilays passage, jpo mpwS Fox packet, Tillyj,3vith malk riold Cadii, 18, days w-; sage, brinpgsjothingc f inioittawe ; .I, M. ship For; ,uiee, 36 ,ug % Cqpt!, ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MAat.LAME, . Maof Sr, eyltrmkAr 21.-There had been so great a esarance made in wheat in our market towards the i~se of last week, and the buyers were so numerous Ia miorning, that higher prices were asked in general, c 'Il ia fact obtained, jtst at the opening, for a suall 31ity of superfitte white, selected from the ruris; hut etrad slackened immediately afterwards, and was ...

... Iv1NE IVTV-ELLIG EENCE. We have the pleasure to miorm our .. ihefoioowingpcrsons, beloneiva to h1w Nbieity's latt ships St George and I-lero, wklre not o hon d0 tllose ships 3t the tiale they wvere uiihmatultciy io: L Mr I. O'He3, milshit;ral;l J. J.TAs, c. G.. 1 , C.. Mil- t | con, able; J. Scicy, ordivary Gar. Gk, o r;, Tbic ; 3cor alIe J- be~t l~itl~ it: nrin i; } l ...

... .MARINEINLiGcE I I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~e Ij1 is with real conicern wve have to nctice the ar- rival of accounts at Plymouth, fromi Basque Roads, stating Lhe locs of the barges and ctuers belonging plu to toe Conquestador and the Colo0sIS, of 7- l guns each, commanded by Captains Lord IV. Stuart andl al ' . Alexardca-'c. withI abou: 1HO men of the crews of pe b-itAh sbip&s. lihev were employed in ...

... MON: HL. -T . .. . At a neetinng of the; planter' anhdi sfeiibbikit ?? intereted in the sugar.manufartory apilrtrad le, at the IA.xionns-ball, Bar- badoes, -an Tnesday, Aug. 20, tle, follodwig, resolutions were pastsed atmong others ?? Tihist fhe-'iatrees of the West In- 4ia planiters have inrreased; to sri extent ~hObhixo unexampled. That idmitting the abo' l lilf thle slave mie tlde to be a ...