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FALMOUTH, AUOVST Si. r
Arrived the Rover, PARIS, from Lisbon, in thirty
days, bound to Guernsey, leaky t, spoke, on the 12th
instant, his Majesty's ship NYMPIIIM, with a fleet for'
England, which sailed on the 28th ultimo from Lis-
bon : on the 13th instant, spoke his Majesty's 'ships
ANDROMEDA and UNICORN, from Oporto, with forty-
sive sail under convoy : on the 93d; spoke the Chan-
nel Fleet off Ushant: on the 27th, in lat. 49. 10. N.
long. 9. 20. W. spoke the Princess Elisabeth packet,
v:hich sailed from Lisbon 4th•instant ; no doubt but
she will be in to.-morrow, and the above fleet may be
ourly expected in the Channel. Arrived the RAPID
s..chour.ei• from the Downs.;--Wind E.
PLYMOUTH, SF
Arrived the Horatio, Toasts, from Guernsey, with
cargot of paving.stones for his Majesty's Dockyard
at this port.—Sailed the PINAMUS frigate, Captain
DuNnas, and his Majesty's cutter, FANbY, Lieute-
nant HOLLANDS) to join the Channel fleet ; also sailed
the COSSACK sloop of war to the westward.
PORTSMOUTH, SEPTEMBER 2.

Arrived the DANMARK, of 74 guns, Capt. BAkER
EGMONT, 74, Captain BlNGusst ; MEDUSA, 38, Capt.
BELL ; and DLIMENT, 18, Capt. SUTTON, from off
Clerbdurg ; and URGENT, 14, Capt. NIENTitAtd, from
the Westward.—Sailed Rxaeosit, 10, Captain
Funalt, with the DONEGAL and SPARTIATE, of 71
guns each, under jury-masts; and convoy for the
river ; and ESCORT, 14, Lieu tenant Cnontr, with con-
voy for Guernsey. The NtEmtn, 38, Captain PYM,
is appointed convoy to .Barbadoes ; and CYDNUS, 38,
Capt. LANGFORD, for the North Coast of Spain.
DEAL, SEPTEMBER 2.

Sailed the DEFENDER lugger with the Coriolanus,
IiASELWOOD, for Hull. Arrived the ACTIVE cutter
from a cruize off flushing. Came down from the
River the Charlotte, Witytx, bound to Gibraltar.—
His Majesty's ship NORGE, of 74. guns, Capt. RAINIER,

is arrived in the Downs, after having sailed as far as
70 degrees of North latitude, in search of Commodore
Ronzas, without success. At North Bergen, Captain
RAINIER was informed that the AMerican frigate had
put in there for refreshments, &c. but• had left that
port eight days before the arrival of the NORGE, and
no intelligence whatever could be gained of his desti.
ation. It is much to be feared, therefore, that al-
though the Commodore will be obliged 04 run the
gauntlet through the host of British cruizers, yet that
he will finally arrive in safety at some American or
friendly port.—Remain in the Downs, the Monmouth
and Norge, line of battle ships ; Viper, Alert, Folk-
st'dbe, Archer, and Nymph, brigs, sloops, cutters, &c.
Wind &NV'
HAIR.Witg, SEPTEMBEA 2.
No ar'ri'vals.—Sailed the King George pacltet for
iieliguland, and the Auckland and Lady Nepean
packets for Gottpnimrah.Lall with Mails and pas:.
=riga!: Sailed the outward-bound Baltic convoy,
and a small convoy under the PINCHER gun-brig, for
Heligoland.—Wind N. W:
Thursday se'nnight the sloop Welcome peace, T.
Rowley, Master, laden with kelp, struck in the river
Aire, near Hunslet, and sunk almost immediately.—
it was with great difficulty that the Captain's wife
and child escaped a watery grave:
ARRIVALS.

At Yarmouth, the Providence, Watson, from Memel; Lively,
itlmson, from Hel;zoland; and Yerang Sambeit' --, from the
.Baltic. At Hull, General D'York, and Ainsley, Winn,
f}om Pillau ; Harmony, Walmesley, from Calmar ; Barbara, --,
from Memel, and Mantle, Wilson, from Stockholm. At Whitby,
Eaglet, Hall, from Riga, and Carl Wilhelm, —' from Carla-
trona. At Searboro's Themis, Donkin, from Riga. At Gibraltar,
(Ju'y 20), Unicorn frigate, from Portsmouth, with a Beet ; Ho-
ratio, Walker; Leeds Brady; Duke of Bedford, —; Louisa
Hannah, Benson; Minerva, • Generous Friends Austin;
and Recovery, Evans, from London. '
At Cadiz, the Neptune,
Passmore • Old Friends, and Duke of Bronte, frotn
I nndon ; 'Somerset, Metherell, and Susan, Brisrow, from New-
foundland; Active, Hayburn, from Wilmington • Mount klok,
from Charlston ; and Adventure, Dawes, from London.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
Captain Argles, to the Impress Service at Limerick.
Lieut. Robins, to the command of the Suffolk prison-ship.
ileut. Edwards, to the command of the Negro prison-ship.
. Lieut. Flintoff, to the Impress Service at Dover.
Lieutetrants--Fitzniaurice, to the Dictator; Herrick, to be a
Commander; Stone, to the Mercurius ; Atkinson, to the Plover;
Brooke, to the Hydra ; Lugg, to the Queen ; Treeve, to the
Kotler; 8011, to the Dasher; Lemoyne, to the Revolotionnaire ;
Maxwell, to the Avon; London, to the Vengtur ; and Barrell,
to be Flag-Lieutenant to Admiral note.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, SEPT. 3.
PIO STONt OT 81b. TO Shia ma 07TAL.
led 5s .8d to es 8d Veal es od to 7* ed
Mutton. 5s Sd to 7. od, Perk Os ed to 7s 64
Lamb 6s Od to 7s ed.
Batts, about' 750-Sheep and Lambs, 7,540.
Calves, 220-Pigs, 300.
PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.
Meadow Hay 31 Os to 31 Os Clover 61 Os to 61 6s
Rowen 01 us to 01 Os Straw 11 14s to 21 Os
CORN-EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, SEPT. 3.
The Wheat Trade continues exceedingly heavy, having no de-
rand; and the arrivals of a large quantity froth the Baltic has
Canted a further depression in our prices: but although less mo-
ney is asked than oh Wednesday, no sales can be effected. Oats,
• being in short supply, support their prices. Barley is rather
lower. In Peas, Beam, and other articles, there is no alteration.
English. Foreign.
Wheat, Kent and Essex, 345. l Wheat, American OS. 00.
1130 s. per quarter, per quarter.
Ditto, Euffolk, 80S. 9SL Ditto, Dantzlc 86S. 105 s.
Ditto. Norfolk, 80s. 365. Ditto, Baltic Red 70s. 90s.
Rye 44i. 465. 1 Ditto, Hamkro' or
Barley 38s. 40s. Fine 425. 445. Bremen, 70s. JDs.
Mak, 84s. 9(. Ditto, Brabant Red 704. 901.
White Fess, 655. 70s. New, Rye, 40s. 465.
741. 76s Barley, 40s. 425.
Croy, ditto, 52e. 565. Oats, Brew,
Small Beaus, 625. 645. Oats, Feed,
Tick do. 565. Us. Fine 00s. 00s. White Peas, 70s. 746.
Oats, Potatoe, 401. 425. 44%. Grey Ditto, 80s. 526
nitro, Poland, 30s. 40s. Small Beans,
Onto, Feed, 245. 364. Tick Beans, •
1 Free Flour, per Sack; 85c. 90s. American Float, 001..te 09,,