... HULL, APAIL 1, 9- 1809.I e~~iGWP' :i6~ , 7 X .- . -. MIUVALS..-.As t Staiudpta err, The JLord Carring. Iflsinngto, from Malta.-.A Perts oezuth, The. JrdYStofle Featberstone, iromr tiis'port, for. the Brazils,- er a Passage of 4s hours from the Humnber.--At The Bee, stonehuouseX, tom Gothenburg.- Trois thiis pot. -At 4! PortirotrtZ, The Astreah, fro port.-At -^'rq/, 'The A'oeona, ewenisn,' ...

... SHIP EWS. PORTsZTOuTII. Aeir- 19 -CaIptain Schotsberg, oI LLa L;ore. laudled last Diight, ansi set oftF ininediatelv for. London, wioth the dispatchhs hi brought from Fitiste-re bay. Their contents are reported to he * ivourasle, the French iu Oporto being sur- roulnled. No psrticolars are lno ?? tbe Triumlphl o, Sir T. Hardy for Cadiz and the Coqete, rcS, C aptain F^r- bes, withl a conIcVC ...

... BANIRUPTS. LONDON G4ZE77'F, SA7'U1?DAI-, APRIL 22. ICIIARDH HFA'ItI, .¶Vrnfnrrd-cour-t, ?? Rnterehanat, April 26, Mtay 6, nfid Jure 3, at atn., at Guijltilral), Lull. dun -Awn-hrey, Mr., G Adalm,, Old Jewry. John w.instro. Beat utreet, Gntrten-sqpuare, Middtlrttr, rmenNs.mercer, Aptil 25, May Ii and Jqne3., a; twelve, at Ortlidhall, Lundrrn.-Arttr- Ilet, Mr., lleont Aasnaoati rect, Satan. ...

... TIFESDJY'S LO-PVIA GAZE7T - BAIVKRUPTCY ENILARGED. Vi' Wot~kfall) Harnntc ista rent, ejetnaller, from A~pril 1, fa AwlH tS atat nas G'dialIt. E. Tenki Twickenl-a iflhieepei, to surrelder April 1-Pi a, at tyile; 2L, \avl6, at o-i'at Gnildlldall, LonaLlfs -f torney, r. Grinttq; TemQe. ?? Sileri od Donec5sti;, je^we Ie A>rli 13, IS, M-:s lf7 0 one, at GujliIaall , o ?? ?? D - Alleq0 ...

... YHIP NVEfl.~. PORT.SNftU'i'ts, APRIL 14.-Arrived his Majesty's ddp Go;' ree from the We.,t Indies. PLYAMOIU-rt. APRIL Ia.-Callne in the squadron under the comman'd of Sir John Duckworth, consisting of his Majesty's ships Temeraire, Roval George, Dreadnought. St. Gierge, Achille, Inrpetteux, ?? and' Christign Vl£. from the westsvarl. Alil his Majesfy'sasiip Amethyst, from a cruize. She has ...

... S CORN-J.;XQjANGE. PlJaax-7.L'Vf, Aptri I0.' ¢ 'HERB-vere very few vesiels in turn- froin-mEssci . or Suffolk for to day's-market here, anrd our . sipply of c'rrir~a -s; shoriffrom thiose-'coauti'eS, m~lica t eapecially; but this deociency was abundantly coine- , pensated . by~-verY iarge shew from lent,. and what ; remains over witi ;ns frun former arrivals in rtie I granaryl; the .msaling- ...

... NJL INTELLIGENCE. Mr. EDIoTR, I have delayed sending the underwritten caise Fr your Paper. -knowing'that sihife the late tempest (which seeLme4 to thteaten the 'Ruyat York) lasted, yau could nat attend to the signal og my poor paimfry bark; now that the stormn is dver, and you are a ?? leisure, I trust you will lend a baud. to a duty, which by bringing to public notice two brave ment, will ...

... MARKET RKRIAL X. I I X call -R lee IES2z) Corx ExCmANoE, Monday, April 17, 1808. We had a tolerable fupply of Wheat to-day, and for famples of fine White rather more money was obtained than laft Monday.-Not having anuch Barley herej prime Mlalting fam ldes, and indeed every other defcriptiotL of this Grain, was ?? Feafe rather gave way in price, but the two forts of Beans acquired better terms ...

... FALMOIUTH, 'APRIL 7-Arrived this evening, the Faame, Courtney, fron Cadiz, which she left on the irst of Marck, at which time Cuesta's head-quarters was at Mangenanas de la Mancha. 'Ihe Catatonian army, commanded by Albequerque, had joined Cuesta, at Sarragone; their force was 50.000 str.ng, and wvere sanguine of their utinmare success. * Sir J. Dweltcisorth sailed from (C't li on the 17th of ...

... CORI~N-LETTERS. CCORN-EXCH-A' G E, -a, ApriI.3; We had a plentifal arriva' ti- t sOrtf of grain fresh uoj for this day's rnaketon tbe Coin-Exchanige: The mealing. tradee :for wheat proved extremely brisk at the bpening for superfine sampls, white especially, and there eing a larger preportion ef that quality than we have seen Cor some. time past, an advance of 2s per qua rter wva,- complied ...

... :.S~fIPNfS :'LYMOtIuit, Ai'ttrtro.-Sr iled..tothe Eastward LaNymphs, 7,,vitithe, Opporto convoy, for the Dowins, haying on board .,o~6.iples ofJporttwine, far..the' murcabsot8 a. (.'Ani froml off ;Roc r the.Tonabt, 84,.. Rear Admiral Harvey; shi lcft botb squadrons 3s usual,' nothing having been yet atteinpted againsctthe enemy's squadron.''' . .Pbit'tsMou~lu,AraL't.xti.-Sir Arthur ...

... LEXcArNDEra Dn-a u,; Merchant in Aberdeen.- Creditors meet in New Inn, 12th ,May, 12 o'clock. to Fame a fadior; faire place and hour, 'd June, to e Icl a truftee. GeouGE DOV.rIE, Merchant and Grain-dealer in B:ckford-Creditors meet in Ronald's inn, Aberdeen, 6th May, 12 o'clock, to narme a fador; fame place and hour, Sd June, tO ele& a truftee. EXAMINATIONS, &C. ALEXANDER Cower, Brewer ...