... PL KIMtUHJ , Decen'.r 31, 1816. ~ednevditn. Ca'ne in last night the Dwvarf cntter, Lieut. Gorden, frotm a crauize, having captured of the Lizard the lug-sail boat Two Brothers, belongin- to 11ount s hay, having on board 170 anliers of contraband ?? the Danish brig Sophia, Moller, from Havre, bound to St. Thomlas. Thunsday. Arrived the Friendship, Waller, from Wa. terford, and LordVernon, ...

... PLYMO UTH. Jtanuary 7, 1817. .Wednesda~'y, Jan. 1. Arrived the Rapid Packet, from Barbidoes, with a mail, having brought home ile. body of General Leith, late.Comlmander in Chief at the Wind - ward Is~ands. His body will be landed here in a private Manner, and conveyed ?? by water. Friday, Arrived the Lapwing revenue cutter, from a ?? body of General Leith was landed this morning, and ?? in ?? ...

... 01 .I fMoll'baWo to ol?- ?? - la. I ?? -J 13 t'ofl N- iFXCIIA NG, X ndagiJqqliU y 13. rle.re was a large stipply of Grain in geheral this ?? WVheat experienced a dull sale kt a declilleof ?? per quarter-and the inferior sorts tmay be (qu1oled front 4s. to 53. cbeaper since last Monday. -Finel Barleys are searce and fully maintain their fornmer prices; but the ordinary samples were con- ...

... 4 ik- ?. ?.E , EPEN * The 'Account of the Income of, ,and Charge upon, the Consolidated Fund, in tbe Quarter ended the .5th of January, 1816 and 1817, together with the aro ount of -War Taxes, and the Annual Dities, &c. to the same period, hb s.been made.up at the .Exchequer: The Ipome of the Quarter ended on £. ?? d. the Sth of January, 1816, wag . .. 12,522,438 4 4 The lihtorue of the ...

... FALMJIOUTII, .January 27, 1817. The storm of the 19th inst. was the most tremendous in the recollection of tfe oldest inhabitant in this place, and being- accompanied by an extreme high tide, great apprehensions were enttrtai ned for the safety of the ship- ping o0 the coast. There were eight vessels lying in Cotrrick Roads, (the outer harloumr of this port, as the Sound is of Plymouth), viz. ...

... glonliap'0 tntbn $.Ra1'tt0. CORN-EXCHANGE, Monday, Jatnuary 27. 'There was a small supply of Graiii in general this morning, but a considerable quantity of last week's arrivals remaining on hand, fine samples of Wheat mnet a ready sale at last Monday's prices; the ordinary sorts, and those out of condition, experienced very dull sales, at a reduction of several shillings per ?? Barley being in ...

... - ?? Koloolt finariteto. CORN-.EXCHANGE, Monday, February 3. There was a large supply of Grain in general this morning; fine Wheat experienoed a dull sale at last week's prices; but there are few bnyers for the or- dinary coarse samples, which are considerably cheaper. -Fine Barley has declined about 58. per quarter since last Monday; the inferior sorts a heavy sale.- Boiling Pease were ...

... FALMOUTIH,.Anitary27, 1817. Wednesday. Sailed (lie Lowry, for St. Micheels; Lord Sidmouth packet, Pilpen, with mails t'or Wiand vwad Il1ands; Expri'k packet. Quick, and Maalhra' pakeict' Bull, both with mails for Lisbon; Chichester packet' Kirknes.s, with mails for America; Princess Charlotte packet, White, with mails for Jamaic ; Swillsure pachet, Caddy, with mails for Medeterranean; Jane, B ...

... Allen '4MIallbil-Wo K011,01011 $1flarfatoo CORN-EXCHANGE, Monday, February 10. There was a large stipplY of English Wheat this morning, and upwards of 11,000 quarters of Foreign Wheat arrived last week, which caused the fine Qar ples tu experience very dull sales at a decline of from 28. to 3s.-fper quarter; but there is 11o demand for the inferior and ordinary ?? Barley wati 2s. and the ...

... ;ftlailailp, ILOIRll ar It¶t COIBN-E ECHANGE, Monday, February I7. There was a liberal supply of Wheat this morning from Essex and K tent; the fine saniples sold readily at last Monday's prices: but there is very little demand fox the ordinary ?? hais decilued about 3s. anl Malt 2.. per ?? Pease being in de- mand wvere 2s. per quarter dearer -Boilirg l'ease nearly the same as last ?? Old Oats ...

... PL YMOUTH, ilarcls 4. 1817. e'dynesdlay, Feb. '46. Arrived the s9loop Sisters, Da;- llnx, from Oporto, with wines, bound to London, is leaky, and obliged to land tier cargo, iu order to repaif daula-fN. Friday. Arrived the brig Caroline, Capt. Watt, from Batia, hound to Liverpool, laden with sugar and cotton. A boat belonging to the Lalmwinig revenue cutter, on Sunday night, took a smaggling ...

... ffloillmyi ,_,onboul ffl. airTht. COBN EXCHANGE, Aonday, Mareh 3. There was d small ?? of English Wheat this morning; the fiue s tmples were readily taken off by the Millers, at the early partof the market, at an ad- vance of 3s. per quarter since last Alonday.-Fine Barley about 2s. per quater ?? asid Grey Pease maintained their former ?? Oat Trade was brisk, for tihe fine samples; inferior ...