... HUL.J: August 2,$18. .HNEWS. -eei jin ARRIVALS.-AtPeter's'brgbThile Commerce, Dryden; Ao'! re Madai 'Driier ;. Econony, MIiiikin.; . and Hiberaia, (ma u'AanI-alI- fromn thi'- port-:At oegu, The Regent, lin, Wlight, from .s port.-At. 8tersrgh' e he 2td , te June, The'-Hope, Davidson, and British : Vblunteer, t Stoisehouse, both-of Scarbrn'.-At Palermoe ahout the kni 12Mt sf, J~nr The Magnet, ...

... COR-N-EXCHANGE, Mark-Lane, LONDOW, JVLVXD.4T, 2tWg~1 J0. We had a very large supply of -wheat from Esser, Kent, and Suffolk, -but not from the more distant counties.-The market began at an abatment of 5s. to 8s. per quarter for a very few of the fibtest runs.-'I'he quantity of middling and ordinary wheat left over the week, added to the same description of this morning'a arrival, made it quite ...

... sI.HP NEWS. ARPIstVALS.-At .rchangri, The Diana, Meggett, and Hope, Kirkus, both from this port.-At Li~son, Swift, Tankerslev, from London.-At Barbadoes, Samuel Whit- bread, Boyes, of this port. F The Baltic convoy is appointed to sail on Thursday Celt. A convoy from Oporto, has arrived at Portsmouth, with four vessels from this port: about 1150 pipes of wine, are among the fleet. The Swift, ...

... SHIP NtEWS. AttIXVALS.A4 Lk~lsc, TIhe. Sir Peter, Garlick, and c Mary, Tucker, both fromi this port. Thle Beaver sloop of war sailed from the Hutnber, OD a Tua'sday, wi h a fhtet under con voy fo~r the Baltic^: *h The ILords of the Adlmiralty have appoioted a'con- voy tO sail on the 15th} May, from L~eith Rnad&, for tl Archangel, where the trade from the River Thiamnes is br also appototed to ...

... SHfIp NAEWS. | ..~s-AeX Madeira, The Will, Fairburn, from i |i Pbie~rl ,er pronf cannot wrell be giien of the tonfi- rAstro' ^'eotertained hy Government of the liberation . | irhPrbp~Sent} than iiie intention they have signified a l rth~rbin rg~arconvoy; for the Eibe and the T ,erqhe following is an of Eicial communication on ,he jbiectJ AnDtaA1R.frO7PIcB, Mrdrrr 25, lSIS.' I aei command frotn ...

... SHP NvEys.. 11 ARRIV^ALS-A! Portsrmoath, en fic I0tA init. The Cog. brnac Paceket, Halt lisbn, for the M9editerranean, Sarah~ 1. Conyers, antd Argq, MS/iddleronl, botth fisrw~ibraltac; all .5 froml thsis purt.-At ,Oporta, en i/ic lst 4f Asri4 Thle Y Robert, Cajtainl William Woo~d, froms Hlull; after~ a Y passage oF cii' lays from Falmrsuth. ' *t .The Ariadne, Rodiodale, under Russiant colduris ...

... HULL?, OCT. 4, iSI13. .I91P NEWS. ARRVWALS-? tRio0 Jineiro, The Cognac Packet, Hall, from thi, port. At Gothenburg, The Friendship, Bur- rel, trom this port; Grape, Sally, from Heligoland At Gravreend, The Spring, Spencer; Eliza, Bell; D1wina, Harrison ; all fiom Petersburg; Merca.tor, Collinder, from Riga.-At Portsmouth, Margaret, Adkin, from Petersburg;?South Eik, Clark, and Brothers, ...

... BANK?JJPi'S.. t'r , ?k I From the Gazctt e~f 7esday, lMarnJs S. George Good'all, of H~eckmondwike, ;Yor~rshire, carpet-makers Solicitots, Messrs. iLee 'and 'Rayner, Leeds-Tboma-s Wreightnman, of Yorlc4..glove-nsani'- facturer- Solicitor, Mir. Robinion,' York-Themas Pinchsin, of Stockton, I~r~rnp~it-, d. Pritchard, of 'Mitford, Pensbrokeseitre,. Wfle-Wni. Matthews, of qWinchcosnb, ...

... LUI?L, Juri 5, 1813. StifF N[WS.i I ARRIV.?LS.-At Lisrrpo l, theMercory, Robingon, of ths port, from Surinam -t St. T.P' aug, .he Ger- manus, M haham, from thi porths ?* h I Pocklington,. Bell, from Greiada .- 1, The vessel supposed to, be an Ariiiriran prioraer,ý which was reprted'c tb lecruizinr in .1he Nort4 Sea,, was boarded in the Belt by the 'Snake slo0p of.w-ar,,and' turns out to be ...

... I* CORN-1CIIANE, MWak-tlae, LoNDoi 1- I1YONDAr, Dl wher 1:3. - . d is . Our tiairlet for wheat totainuea in ..an extremrely lasc fluctuating flate, in fipite of forne larearrivals of our nwn growth the latter eud of laft vec, and aaai& this morning.-The %bd s have Seen ru rcroustoazun om. mon degree, and the quality bcing moftly-fine, eerweafed their eag ernefs the prevailing courfe. of the ...

... CNTHL2 COMAThP CIA L REPo?r. IN consequence of thle succe.ss of the Uucsians, collie tracle ha' been carried on with s1he niaritiiiie CitieS in thle Nrt rh tif Germany ; bttt thibi has heeis very limnited. Btirc produlce has sttifered a di mon' ionill n prce, siince thle arrival of the last ileet From thenice. Corn} is ex- pected from tbat quarter, inl rettirit folr Britibh mannt- taciure'. ...

... sill? NEiWS. Et AKRIVAL5.-.42tL 2;CPZ;~ onh 4fTh int. The Sym-. 't metry, Wright, of this friot, fro'm' Pcri.c-tOp'aP 0*0c J 1inst. at Spitad, Tl iesYoung'Willtam-,- Capt. R. .Stephen-' e son, of this port, fron~t.Qeb'ec, bound forPortsmiouth. 'd Lt Slse~me upder th~e protectitlni o'fH.. I. M.frigate Jason,. 0 ..At.P1yZ5tA, ,The ,Neptnnel Kirkut, fromSmnyrna.- I It 4.jf.gnt~e¢4 The Whim, ...