... C ORN EitCHAN'GE?,4rk-Lane, LoWDO.o Alomi~r, Jugwil * rT. suppiv of wheat war colsiderable, having many Iarrivalt from N,,rfolk and Suffolk, in addition to one of the greatest markets of E'.ser and'Keati h wheat we have had duriug the seasons. The appearance of ate great a quantity, and being little eepected, occasioneA great dulners ii Ihe sale, attd a depreesion in prices of 4*. to 5s. per ...

... 7ORN?EXCH?NGE?, MMu?.LANE, I lbJwaJmrar3, 4.-Wehad a considerahly large- 'ttIttl Of wheat for th~it day's market here-s somte small tdactiu , in rhe terms.being complied with, ins sotse-. o4lc f tbe geueral doullnesa noted throughout last eesatd the greater stbundance of floor fromlr the ttat t~le sales-were reasooably brisk, and a clearance faeftnloSt Rsorts except very. cold light whlite ...

... CORNY-EXCHANGF, Alark-talle, LONDON, .MoyNDxr, Octobr II. d, We had to-day an abundant supply of Fsqex and n entis, wheat by land samples, but not from aly other : quarter, of our own growth; and in respecr to the foreign cargoes, they have little iniluence oa the home -market finding a of demand for reoshipping ae -Y higher. prices Elian tile mealiing irade here could offer; e.the ...

... CORN-EXCHANGt, Mark-Lane, LoNDO?, 11 1 7it, , I ; - - , ~'4* . Tere wAqi no altermlop in. the w)riees.nf wheat or ft ).uraft'Ot; Monday in last vieekl, nor any quantity ad- 'ditional At Mar.khe:.-This morning~we had a larger shew ý ifwheatbv land samples. from the counfies of Essex 'C and Kent, ihau we h'ave been able to notice lor many I. wcet6 pa.[r, notwihihstanding which, the c:u'rrency of ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE, Mark-Lane, LoNDoN, The quantity of wheat fresh op from'Essex and Kent to-day was quite-as large as had been looked for, mostly new; and this, with oldwheat brought forward front tie granary, foreign arid English,.to a coniderable amount since. our last, forms noeadr the whole of our present supply, baing little, or~norhipg from'the more distant parts, ust n2no'v. ...

... .,?. APuTIA ?, I?i3*f ?H1P NE IftS. AtWrn s * tcZin e,,.Tlae Pacreling.s -vy 5g 0~fth15 port, from LoIndbnv-A H~hitM, the Xof 4,-Belord, frotn Longso5UDd, w tiradbtk.t C eteiN° gunbrigs with a convoyfior thceBaltic l vteb jienbgumber on Friday sexisslight. Aniolher ( liedfrflsfl ted to sail about tthe 54t1] instaint, he sstro1is . et the Beet in Cariscro a, ivere teceived o Letstr ,-l suapply ...

... H.ULl;, FEBl. 22d, 1813.e ArssavaLS..-At Graeerrresd, The Swift, Tanlceraley, e from Lisbon, and the Cuardian, Bell, from Surissam.- one5 1.At lktfol~d, Thle Vestal, (late 1-orebro') from 'Cadiz, for still a Hull, very leaky.-Ait Deal, The Rock, Jacksoit, from ten' .' Palermno.-AI G'erumna~ tAt 30th Janr. The Princess Mary has c Packet, from Falmoutis.-At N~wxu-rork, The Minerva, Coir '. ...

... BANKCRTIPTS. iV Pm7i Teusdvi/s Gaecte,' Deciver S. n William Grave, of Sleipton, Vorkfhire, ironmoflger- . JThonzas Hiril, of Baronford, Lanca2hiic, calico-manu, s facturer -T. Hart, of Wefihougtin, 1Lancaihire, corn. s. dealer-Edward Routledge, jun. of Barraek-Sidc, Curn- 0 berland, cattle-dealer-J Hodgfon, Peter Hodgfon, and Jbhn' Key, of Wordington, Cuimberland, baukmra-Jobsa o Mcats, of ...

... IAULL, Nov. 22, 1813. SHI1P 1v.EWS. A RRIVALS.IAt Gothentarg,from PeferAtirg, on Ike O31t OefsPr, The Barrick, Braithwaite, of this port: left Carlscrona the 21st. -At Carker-a-, on the 2 Sd Ot. The Lord Welliogton, Hall. The Headly Grove, Jor den, would sail In a few days, with a Swedish convo j, through the Sound. The Avon, Swan; Colin, Lovell -,and Betsey, M Iere- F weather; ocutward ...

... *CORN-EXCHANGE, .MAkJht-wH A1'snidf, Ma~. 17-.-Otir s1kew wea rirtoln. , h' land sample from Esseit' ai~dXIen twas by~n nsei ma:.s 'absiudant, and we~ had scsrcely any thinR fiesh front the rdore distant ports, or'bv foreign arrivral; * ndei^ this impression, higher prices wore, asked at the ojless- *.hsg; and'where the qsislity was fine, tbe uoinrisin cur.- reocv found a stnaU advance, ha; ...

... HULL, OCT. 25, 183.- SC IP NE 'S. ARRIVAL.- At 'GJibaltar, The Yyton, Collinson, from Portsmoth. Ti1e Kingaton,Wise, sailed from Gravesind, on Satur- day se'n night, for Xorlij~burg. a The Princess of Wales cutter, has arrived in the It Humber, to take tfie fleet now a;isemnbling for, the Bal- a tic, under convoy; and will sail first Fair' wind. The Hercules, Thompson, arrived here on Satur- ...

... 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 ...