... I Coyst ExcisANoE, Monday, Aug. 17. 1812. The afrivals of English Wheat fot this day's Market were somewhat considerable; samples ot fine quality were cheaper by, 2s. and 8s. and the inferior sorts 4s. and 6s. per Quarter thaa last Monday. The shiPB of the lately announced Baltic fleet havemostly arrived, bringing with them about 6009 Quarters of Wheat; some few samples of these were shewn, ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAY, DEC. i1, BANKRUPTS, Samuel Mort is, late of Taunton, Someiset, huilder, d. c. tn sur. Jiec. gz, so, and Jan. ?? 1at 1, at the C nosmer,, I-nols, Corn.strect, Bristol.-Att, Wintour Harris, Jint Blristol. Thomas Capes, of East Betford, Nottingham, money.scrive, tier, d. c. tn sur. Dec. Rd, U2, and 09, at II, at the Wajte' Swan, Drakenlholes, Claywortl', Nottitighain.-At ...

... I LONDON GAZETTE, SATURDAI; FEB. °9. ?? ?? Solomon Jaccobs Bargerbur, Jacob Solomon Ilargerbur, SimTo Solnoon Blargerhsur, Aaron Solorron Bargerbur, Abrahanm Solomnon llargerbur, and Jlosopl Solomon lBargerlsur, ,l Ilarr-strret. East imithlilld, M iddlesax, ship-owours and ship-agents, d. C. to Sur. .Xlarclh 7, at le, t4, at I11, and April ti, at 1.-Atts, W~illct & Atsnesley, Finsbury-pl cc. ...

... 4trESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. e Down ing-street, July 27, 1812. Dispatch, of which ilhe fiollowing is an F tract, lhc been this day received it Earl Bathlirst's Office. addressed to his Lordship by GeneraI Earl of Wellington, dated ituedat, I;oy 7, l812:- The army brske til) from the encampmelil or the Gtlarcena on the morning oftlie I It i;snt.. and the enemy hlivine retired frnin Alaejo. ...

... srn? ATE WS? 'Arxixide; ¢ 4, for 1'or lreste; it' wx then e onle o'clock iA i, there came on-such a gale of vind at S. W. as forced them back agairn, Came in La Loire, 44; fom Off Brest, aod is-to take couvoy for I'ortsmouth ?? the weather fiocxerate.9, as will the Volsge, la, for the Do~vns. There has blenrso.dreadfal a storm of t~under, lighltning and- hail for these -twvo hoir5past as has ...

... - iVil?) A.EWS..: DEAL, JAN. S.-Arrived his Maje6ty's ship 'tapcid, with a convoy of coasters and colliers, and; one ship from Quebec, from Falmout:i. Nailed his Majesty's chip Itolla' ith the Dawson, Peace, Narova, and Royal Briton fransports, with the 3d reghnent of a foot on board for Cork. a Sailedalso the Cheerlygun lbrig, with the outward-bourd for g Portsmouth; his Majesty's.ships ...

... SHIP NEW WS. PLYMOUT I OCT, I I-Came in the American ship Horatio, of Portsmouth, North Aonerica, from the Straits, lust f.dm Gibraltar, with a cargo of w'uie, bratudy, b'll, and crsa'- of tartar, bound to this port for orders, and in ?? of prov.sions. She is under licence; left the Igth Sept. 'rnder conve) of the 'iodney, 74, and Frederic, 48, parted 'conipasny yeterday of the Start; the ...

... SHIP NEI-VS. BALTIC TRADE.-Admiralty Office, Dec. SiSr. 4 SIRs- have received and laid before my Lords Connirui- sioners of the Admiralty your letter ofthc4th instant,relative to the homeward-hound trade iu the Baltic, and I have their Lord- ships' commands to acquaint you, for the information of the Committee for managing the aflairs of Lloyd's, that the Admii- ral had not thought proper to ...

... HIg? p NEJRS. ,.TeStrenuoons gain-brig driff6d fro I .~1~~1~eteen the Fland-and the Msain,this morning, during1 ?? ali~r Finrnestone Bay, but has since 'l'j~ag~oor~ a~~el-yr pl-botin w'orking out of Hanof~ '~ext a~br' ?? still remains Arr~ivrd thjrs.raorsningtilg Bdt ic.PV-feigte, Captain Harris,' from oitiVaest. -A.fexy.,dtty~Lsfpf:, dsjrsng a gale, siae drove on thle BI~jt1: ltoc~s, N~Tis-hi ...

... AIARIN'E INTELLIGENCE0 | _ ~~ iI Orders have been given for all the disposable ships of the line now .n the diflerent ports, to be litted for sea visthout delay. The Princess Amelia packet from St Thomas's, was captured on the I5th uit. by the Rossie, American privateer, which she engaged 50 minutes. The cap - e tain, his mate, and a boy were killed, and nine men vwounded. e XV e are sorrv to ...

... IncCes of Corn ?? in' LiveTipol. C-ii ExiaBran, Tassday, Ps f s tee vas not any alretiso in- ohehpricne Gsiip to-day, sce. Oaststbeing Sd per beshel dearer, and ?? ?? renia.;t at our list qiotatioons ...

... .. .. , . l I , .L.. AKRIVAL. .--In the Deoos'es the Il^1tA irnt. The Charles Himilton, Robertson, frossm this port, under convoy of the Prince Williaom. v The Peace and Plensty, fromn this port.-%o .4tdoid with potatoes, foundered~in.~cri.sing the Deeps on the evening of the ltblhost.-Cre*' savea - About fifty, vessels are 6tiingeo.uat this port for the Whale fishery; those-for JDviss ...