... I t ?,Iltlllzlilp b, I clabalt 'fillarliCU;- COILN-rE-C1AWGEh llondirwy, lDec. 31. We aere rnost ?? stlippliedI with alt d6siriptiotis of grnir froim Essex, Kent, anl Slufrolk, alild ?? lgi aihrivlt (if Fl out toltAwrVays, w hici lat itrs asciI a it dliesso ill le Alvit - itig titidO, anld tihe itlest samples o1l' IhciLt WitI idillictittrt IItIIY Aott illmI tile prioii!4 oi list 1ilonilay, ...

... PLYMOUI'jl, and DEVONPPORT. Don Mifigell is expected nest week at Saltram. the seat of Earl Morley, %where his Royal Highliess is to rcside during his stay at this port. By a rngulation of Wbe Lord Hi-1gh Admiral, stiuc offlicers as have received foreign orders are denoted, by an asterisk perfixed to their namres, for cach order they are atithorised to we~r; anld those oflicers who have ...

... 3-1011Walr :fM;hl-beb* . I . . 4v , ? -, *coimTr CIHAN71GE day, J Thierares!vit !a tntlsiiena ui'ilt 'sul .t:si1.i-rnfwihefrgflB4:- t oast of i1' wk'saei su pplies rernaui unod1. 'ITli 3ealihu; tidoersi rtl5'r lwa;vv, iiireril, dess the grealter loart of the Whl'ot wasY 101]gtj unix (iht1 -. fxlee ?? flilp siiplirted tbe arbies of this day se'iadili t, b l, t tr ll'] WeblO^ list 50 ...

... SHIPWRiECK A&N) MUJTINY. ' It is witb. thje sincerest. doncern wel havle to aunnoumce the, following account of. his MsATs'ry'g ship CABaINET, Capt. About three weeks sitsce, during the -prevalence of a thick fog, thle ship, which had been making' s tern, way for some time past, took the ground,, to the infinite horror of the officers, who hand hoped for a changie and increase. of wind, by ...

... PLYMOUI'fI, and- DpErVONPOR ?? X Arri vl OrVOUn BMigfuel ol ?? aferje 8 'c(:luk on 'il ?? eviniing thfe Liiian'.ir'D i -MigrlI, tql!t a f linulerols siiite. i Ufir triiigiiml isiW, arrivell at tile Royal I lotel. I-lie was reeei ved by a gooard ol honour oi tif I Royal Malrines niuder theebinniirati di C. fptai a Ctil)les. ?? w'iile or the eastnial Wilig of 'the ihoitel had bealr Gitedl up ...

... I - I,,. ?? -? .. , - , 7 , -I- ?? , I % 1. - 1. -? I I ?L. , . , - I i; F Fi. .. a - A it , 1, I T.d > 'CDPK 4DQ. Modenil 'JiN;21. , ;9higrspie aci~e sniall, andl the: ari'is ?? frshI this .morning','qis~ob te meshing'rd wa's t, , vprieeamyotbt day week, pi.td'as minoresuprin' piiikdd shmplz: overve toand.i. higher -prias 'were 'obtained. 1,B,,riey *a fi .orn fimbeing frlk. > siii 8pai.pr q ...

... PLYMOUTH, and DE FONPORT. 1Ifi'N' Yniiitm~tJF,-Sitmem' the arrival of DoT) Migoel all St fisaq been gmietv maiml bstleie. here. R11m -ii l 1li-hinew;s ism C( wll Iem.ed v% it IL t ILm attr acti umm it' t ILe ,mm'i-lilo rlmisolm, tbat lie li lins proloingedi his .tav, urnt nfi tilne ihas yet been i-cdl ifor his enmIirr-mmtiol. (Ol i 'esday; y a miootilig party was firmned at Smltramn, n vhi(i. ...

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... PL.TYAOUaPII, and DEVONPOR T. t DON 1IG'Uf2LM-4-s Royal Hig~hjiess visited Mount BElgelrplise din Sat'rday, with ia splendid retinee. A select party was entertti'ied. ta ditinir by his Royal Highness at the itoval I lotel, anid, in the eveling the Prim ee, accopn ied by his suioe and a nnmber ot'dlsringaished individuals, visited the T'imatre.. Onl Sunioday his ItlYval Highneses heardj mangs4 ...

... fSPOOP l Zo I :r;f!41f E . 1,S : -cOlblXOiiANQE, ApMonda*y, Feb. 4. In addition to a Iarge quantity-of last week's supplies tliat remainei unsold, we had a goud arrival this morninig from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and although the Alealing btvle was very heavy, still fipe dry samples of' Wheat obtained ?? prices ot this day se'nnight, but there has been no demand 1 the orinavy qualities. ...

... '8PIYAOU UT, and DE FONPOR ?? ;,PIND)A- Ek;'i:N1Nc.-.Dea l ItCL-Aftera very protracted stay relieved however by excursions afloat, reviews, visits to tl;e tbeitre, dinners, balls, &e. this young prince has, tit last lest: Us. The w ind which had blown so long f'rom the S. IV. haviug shifted to the north, the gimni, yesterday forenoon, unijonneod llii embarkation. A gretit numbLer. of' ?? ...

... ';P101110 K allboll I'maukeb.^ CORN-EXCHANGE, Monday, Feb. it.; Our supplies for this morning's marke't. were moderate,.yet there being part of last Week's airival left unsold,'lri4 l2 sacks of Flour, the supply upon the whole was fully aeuiiatq to the demand. Higher prices wvere in some iijstorcesI de- maeided for line dry samples of Wheat, but Iast 0eel6's lc were fully supported f sr the ...