... - CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 2. . ?? riq ?? ,Yales ct- o, every other .arti~d were dull at barkare thi~sday. .Wheatlower than of Moflday. ?? Y ...

... I MEETINtS OF CRDITOtiS AT GTIDHALL I1 I' I 1 1 r DAY. M. a. T. Paty, R. Byrthall; and J. lonmbs, Union-ftncet, Bili(opfgate-frcet, cottournanukaehurcrs - -le I . , I . ...

... - FRENCH FUNDS, Dec.4.TiersCon.5254 f. So c. l - D kr O.. 54-f. So' ...

... rl- l 7NZS. S(6R'rMOUITH, JUNE . _Pafred by. txe I le of Wight .i evening, for the Dowls, tu. Corounandei,Capt. Stirling, froln the ape of Good Hope and St. Helena ,She left the Ca-p al wdll. e'n the i3d of March, anld Si. Helena the 20th of April. On the *jth of April Hlis Majciy's &hip Argo, of 44 gU1is, and the Carna- tic Itoretflrip, arrived ?? St. Helena. The following are thc paf- ...

... ARRMALS. At Pueeen-The George and Mary,H llutcins, from thrs port. At Ramtrerr.-TheSekkeurba Falke, P.ldt, Twee Geftilters Ackerman, Jargens, both from this port. YefkarJay morniug the flps for Hambiurg Bre- nmen, and Embden, failed from Whiiteboothl Roads, und-er conivoy of the Videete brig cutter, lieutenant Goffett; but are fiappofed to be yet in the Humrber, the w'ind being co:ntiary to ...

... AR*IVAL§ A-ND SMPORdS May S. Mary, Bradbury, from Norfolk, with- 12Y7 barrels wheat Aour, 279 barrels Indian corn meal, 4o03-- bufhels wheat, x barrel hamt, i barrel bifcnit, and 7000 2taves. - Harlectiin, Turner, from Norfolk, with 2i78 barrels wheat flour, 3608 bufbhls wheat, 2i3931 bdi- fhels Inc4ian corn, I barrel hams,.4400 faves, and 4000 feet of pine boards. - Draper, Taylor, from New ...

... ?? EXC~FLrGR, L02(' J3DONfA, March en ..F -Iw. lll~it)v ~ . e : ..l. i , l , 1.E funply of ligli h Wheat being very i nail to-day, I td e 0';cet bII ' ileircay cleared ot file qualities, the ]r'j fine lf-s ard Kcnt-it ieat on fale abtained coubli- deral: l,-ityac pries ; but all other duecriptions were Inl s a lai, notcd- Ni rejil Sne Foreign on fale ; but fucI - ould obt- 'hg 1fCCS. g 'rlc ...

... ~re C! *'Avktz.@@ .. ' 82:3 -.a. We . coxx CORN ZXCHAN(KE, LONDON.. Out fupply of Whiat was r4thr Qiort on: Monday1 and, as the bpyers tookoffnone biit the fineft, prime famples oh- taitied 'Very high price, vhilc inferior forts were perfeffly a drug.Rye Bontinues the fare is of late; very ?? fam-' ples of which reach I, ?? Barleys arc not onlY very heavy in Lale, but confiderably iwer in ?? ...

... t6ilbO, .¢Oae £XCltAINOE, MON OAT1 AVG. 24. OVR fopply of Ljnglit Wh:at this morning Was very fcaonty inddeed, but the ldicieficy of our own growth is amply made good ly the very irge arrivals we dally receive trom aoad, and the weather co0 tinuing finr5 and great abundance being &hortly expe 0ed, mnr arket is extrerely dull, at a further decline in prices of about IZ, per quar- ter fince th's ...

... IS.ZIP NEWS. NPoRTSMO5T,,NOV. ?? this evenjngthe BQadie frigate, from the Weftvard; and aother frigate, nr'me un- | known, with the lofs of mai-n top man. - Passed by this Port for London,.the American ship John, Howe master, from the Havannah. - Sailed the Maidstone frigate, for the Channel Fleet. Dovss, Nov. 15.-A bye-boat failed this morning for Ckatis, with feveral Paflengers. aamong whom ...

... I ?? .GRICULTUR.RL REPORT The feafon in the Southern parts of the kingdom has Hill, on the Whole, continned favourable for preparing the land and put- ting in thc wheat, nweb of which has now been fown *hut in the more Northern dilricts of the ?? it has not becn fo fa- vourable, therefore a great part of the buflaefs of wheat-feeding is Iull to he perforned. On threbllng. out the different ...

... Banpk Stock Y6.6j 1' * 3 per it. Red-.;2t X J 3 per., C. Con, fllut 4 per ClIt. -8-t- S.per Ct. Navy 1hut. 5 per Ct. ILoy. /j4. & Short Ann. 5 x- 6 . Imp. 3 per Cent ?? Inip. Anne :e7, -i, 3t-. 5 per Cent, X in~hiit L~ot5 FW ; L Banik for ac, hsdiator Aec.. . .. ?? IT. ! F., ?? -:i? o Old Sbate L-?)rtcry ?j -. I .. - ?? 4, Oirald)L ...