... ., i- SHIP. NEWS. ARRIVALS. 'Al Dubi'ln, the jeEsleswood, Johnfon, from thig port-AT Jaterford, the -Fricedi, Cook, from Sicily, boynd ?? Geitoa, the Crercent, Todd -At Sil~oaJ the.:3d-inflant, the Mary Hall, Hant, fro qi th tth ar fron} this~po'r ?? ' l; 0 ' ' -- ' ' The Hope, Ware, from Lordon, for this port, with gonds, irriidl here iaf6 nighr, afrete a (ormy -pafage having been oiliged..o ...

... HULL.SHIP NEWS. It Foreign/fiips arrived. g February 7. Young William, Turuboall frnti s Feterlburg, with hemp atid iron. a Farerig ?? cleared Ont, it Felruary 3. Mercury,- Cherry, for 1i46n.-S Jonge Janke, Claafes, for Embden, both sith wordleri. drapery, &c, -a-. Coaflers arrivred. 3anuary 3t. Adive, Fofier, from London.-- s ?? a. Sophia, Edminds, from Wells. Sufan- i nah, Boothby, from Lynn ...

... Mi2RK.-LANE, Mronday, lfarcls 30. We have hid but!ittle corn of any fpecies frelh' Lp Jera G: nee our lIAft; fblperfine dry wheat of our OWv1 growth advanced this mornming alsout S5. per quarter, and there were rome famplesof forekgn wheat fovery tiie in quality' as to fetch the fanne prices with tha Entilib ; but whatever fell Iholt in any degree as to colour or weight, was fo far from ...

... lHULL SIHIP NEWS. Foreignr flzips arri ved. ' Sept. tg. Richard and Ann, NorJIlhol; Ma ry, Clifford; Lord Hood, Hah-beotes, a11 from Archaigel. Sophia Alhereo Haa,, fromLba. Nanay, itater; John nd:Lbhrrlrvre, Hele. ton; Ellifot,, Soter; all mrom Mmoei. Ailrphi, Radit-oi, from Oporto. Thriiuas acidI Ant,, Rallon, from Barr,. TIhorley, Schew; Advice, Allirfon, btol fromf'Dazciap. rlliaM antd i ...

... HULL PIICE CURR , J1iY 4 51, - -: tv- 'FJla .Pet ert1iuog ?oI d.'.' oe. Cer Archangiel. ; 1101 . n. Liebai 4-Brand., IQ6S. a 105, Dutch ' OI. a 1301. Narva do. ' a'ne. he 11i0l. a 1201. th Pere .1 herg Clea: 2-O1a 111I. . ..--- Hf. Cl. 1061. a 1081. Riga PDraana, lie \ lrana Pass 7o sd W - aine 1101. a 1121. Common Pass None.. * . -Ctodiiia . :: 01. pn~th.[f es N. . Russ ...

... ., ?? 7 , . ?? ?? ?? Bari'sle 311tellignice. 'he All.11VALS.-At ATreI1,ngd1, on th~e 15th of Jauli, The 'he Isabella, Ezart, of and from this port. g thle is Several vessels bound for the Baltic, have gone down h thle Humber to join convoy in Griinsby Roads, and ace I ly expected to sail from thence the first fair wind, Si lag The Lords of the Admiralty heave appointed a con. voy for the John ...

... I. I S.., ?, v 41 4.wp? I D. Z$ ?? I ro-nf, -oipr a rzd.-4,athrt, Woods. frnom Tienincen. Wci!SeirO, 3euseu. f10r.OfLoz'so3ti04. Mereuriss ahirods, !from iefle: INOtihnue, trs' dfi'vsr s en; &ties sa. Sis' from Daust;ig. - 1'lesix, Al ly'; fror ndorfckosll. Neptnus, Olso., fromK,4rogogrs, Alfbio. I~ilkus; Walker Loliua0n; rlcbard. lardy. al l fr', I ArebIgel. Zsvey Niymph, Dahl, from ...

... HULL, OCTOBER 5, 1807. stre Ica . t * a % ilv e' IJltttl, ?? - it.iRiiVAL-AtE 1ew-llorki, on thme 1 9th up%'AgUit, 'nip- Hardware, Lav , from this port. The next convoy for the Baltic ispetitioned for the e loth instant, instead of the 8th, as mentioned in our last, and-will be the last this vear for the Russian ports. -His Majesty's' ship Trusty is under 'orders -to call in ; the Hurnbei ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT, AUGUST s. to e Fax ?? 1 2-ds. a 1201 (It Narva do. ' 2I~n. - ry Riga Pk'tThsas. Rak.j do. do. samp. a125'l. Sr -I ~ruana Rak, i Y Hem .. Petersburg-Clean 100l. In Ot(4irlot 9.il. at Hf. Clean 951. ' Riga Drmtna 109I.a 104I. Ig ._ Rhine ?? 1011. es 0- ?? . . 981. *e .--Dru'a~a Paa . 9SIg. per 7n. le - CComoos Pass | Cr ' - Cdilla . . .: Iron .. RussianCCInDOIdSahle 281. g * ...

... S HI P i N . W S. n-- st The loss of the Scnsible figiate is confiriped. er In the mnorning of the 3d of Mau.clh she struck on a quick-sand off Ccylon, and after x6 hours se- A vere fatiguc in endeavouring to get her off, the 1, Captain was obliged to oider the people, for thc in preservation of their lives, to qjuit her. OnlIv one man was lost, and he wvas tound dead in the ship. n- Had she ...

... apbip- jowlim There is no certain intelligence concerning the I enemy's fleets, and their destination still remains I the subjea ofconjecture. I 3lMonday evening the following intelligence i was circulated in the city of London:- I It appears by the log of the- Roebuck priva- teer, arrived at Portsmouth, that on the s5th ult, off Madeira, she fell in with five sail of the i line of battle ...

... S ,-I IT P N S C'S-tnday m;1r-s- Solci ?? oaST on a sceret esxjeditieoi, ,.ii':ln - xtly .ve C ttl'rl r1ports, h.aving i e' 844h regim :At on -l.aoe, lc Argo, Carylsfort, a Td FalcOn sloop ofn Sa-, V. 1| thevir eoiiv, ?? lattcr having on ioi-rd a flat- bntftom-d bol'j cnbeh. No boats have been iei- I ?? t d t o 'on rd LI!.! - I e xc It fton the Vidlotitio- L j 02- ce. Any c id7jtt'rcs ?? ...