... 'COiN-^EXCHAiN.WklgIW, ris-LfDiAY ;ISHi¢ ;i ; ON= klZ., ?? ,*3 Ai .t~lithOs the1 meainrg rrade.,dtrl nor e yIc'n. uch .. hrt'sknees jaftqer 3Monda~y to last w'eelcas~vir- had occ45iiozs th . to i'icg on th'at day, yhet there were coiterebk .leg Yf+4made haifa hti 'Eglish andf Sct.k srchheast fttl~up s.orihe i Icttrren~y of the 2J2d iirs,ur r ti his ?? mloderately large s~how -of -Widalerfrois ...

... SHIP IYEWS. .J I P JVb6W &N AaIuvALS.-Al St. Peteraiurg, The Helena, Schntrnan; Brothers, Jenkinson; ind Young William, 'Stephenson,t all front this port.'4t f;rdeter . The Betsey, Nightingale; Pomona, Nicholson, both from Petersburg.-At Awxrer- dz, l he Lord Nelson, Liricolrifrom tilis lvorn r The Orlando frigate, Captain Clavell, wlich is the fit a ship that has been rendered completely ...

... CORN-EXCIIAN G , Alark-Lane, LODONn , loND~r, Prebua,? 27. .. ,I I - . I ., I I . . . .l . . . Wlre have not had fa dull and impracticable a trade on the Corn Exchangc for many wecks, as that of this morning or moft articles.-hi relpc&t to wheat, in par- ty sicular. this may in groat mcafuri he attriblt ed to the infcriority of the quality. which front Fffcx, efpccially, was as thin, ...

... I Ti .e iEAST INDIA T tRAD. jihe tralJ18 to the East Ifdies being i6W 6open ot6 public cotnpetition the follosiing List ofArticles usually imported into that country,, from dreat Britain, may. serve as a guide to 'nerianis and other shipping Goods for.thdt;ntfiddr of the globe. ALr maid PonTit, both i;ncasks and bottled. ltooKqcand PAMPULvfS. BooTr and SrnoEs, Gentlemenls, )adiesj and ...

... iat? ?USE in th? JFf. RKETS. ;, ..-.. . I.., .,,- . . Is; Id' e late. aordinary and ra~pid advance in a prc - f g0A ramo u ghou. tb,o4le' of the s ,te& I;inigslotm, .fbebr a dvepir~ssion which has s ;:,~f msFnuchl distress,;ampng .,a large; andl ni ahua'bl'e potcitioriv o~f the:. commlu~nity, -has ;been . ; /conszdesed'6~y. mnany as. at symptom of returning. 1 'pro'sperity to' the' ctuptry ...

... EULLS D.cI.. BE 4. 80 .- flUALLA -D'cEzMBBR 24X5- 1 8 O. , 1, . .E . ,, ,, ,, L ,~~~~~~~~~1, L SHIP NEWSl'.. ARitRVALS.-At Mew-rb,1& Thle Eleanor; Liord, from this port.-A Maids, OQcber,24th, The Hope, Hunter, iof this purt, from London. The Providence, Prince William, and Charles, armed brigs, which have been a considerahle timiae stationed in the Humber, are ordered from thence, to Cork in ...

... SH IP.? 1VEWSr/. -Th' Offiial .Dispatches- o Xt1LA1V1~TO T zCAPURE 1 'rflt C HESAPEAKE! . r.A i.O-f,-ee?, J. y 10, 1813. .. A-lettei from the I-hit. Capt. Cap&, 6f his Majesty's V iship La Hogue, to John Wilson Croker, Esq. dated 9( at HahlfaxAunie 11, 1813, intsnducesthefoolld6iig ': Sla, Shann,, Halfax, June 6, 1813. I lave:the'hoinour to iaforin you, that being close in With B ...

... HULL, AUG., 1, 1814. - A tAway , -# I t - s I 1'ARRIVa-C5t Ham71-zrg,' T'e Berwirk.PacketArm. A strong; Eiza, Padley; Sam'uel, Plauon; all from this in pftw.-At Qurb*vThe Eweretta, Patterson, from London. n A Lisbsre, '[loI Henrietta, Schwartz, from thia port. Os 6;/ J4,y, The Paragon,-fiamble, fror Faro to this port, 'afrer bcing five veek at sca'-She eeperienced off Cape - Finisterre, a ...

... S RIP NTE WS. ARRIVALS.-At Standgate Creek, The Berry Castle, 10 Hunter, from Malta.-A.t St. Petersburg, The William, ur Bateman; Ocean, Ware.; Lavinia, Pelter; George, IV Roberts; Brothers, Collinson, and Salamanca, Rose, all ,h from this port; Lord Wellington, Hall, from Cadiz.- ,i. At Oporto, The Sophia, Burstall, from this port.-At St. Thomas's, The Regent, Briggs; Dwiaa, Hallin, and ...

... ?ff?I?we 24? 1816. 9 pin ? - from hepce t? New Yoi?lc,, ?Tlse-?ome?, £denbti?h? ?-' ?'?-?? isasi i1t?9?WCilta Is?ndin the Orkoeya on flue 6'h ,utst??pi ''il?iaH1?0itin on the91W i?p?t'an$- ?Wil?N,? ? arr?ed 3here osx Monday. co? ? For ?ypkosiud.ale iai? bant??g the'2d inst an? passed the Sound 951' *? ? l ueArjaclileSt Dant?'g, loading for rlus?. purl, mu ? G?i&,?n1i4I, wish thirteen s.stl ...

... of! CORNMEXCIIANGF, Mark-Lane, LONDON, oa- IOI XI .JND~r, October 2. lie ' We vwere rather dull after Monday in last week, for n, wheat in particular, both as respects the sales for the e mealing trade and for the export. The market opened ts his morning with much briskness for thle finest runs of s iEex and Kentish wheat, but at no advance in the pirices nt jall other descriptionc remained ...

... . I -- - - Nt, .-,Q Alar -1 MVEiitt .' , 1 n't's. ? q .- -.1. ? I ?;. ? . ''. I aor 7 W at pt titiirex in siiittig to our readerds, nd Whb will all firiid if' ith ds;,thefhllowiIlg satntment of cy %e ptodnceiof tstnuif6d theuafer wihich ended tbe soth iidstantj together withA stiteme'nt ftheiro. ed dutde of the corrdsponding; quarter Ist year. bth0DUO~ Clil oF iE tnEV.st'1 oF i1AT BiiTAINt ...