... sIlP NxEWS. AR tZVALS.-Ai Partiasopth, on the 23d int. The Bada. joz, Smith, from hence, for tile Mediterran'ean. The Coriolanus, Hasiewood, from Jamaica, bound to Hull, which arrived in the Downs on Sunday se'n- night, is a new ship on her first voyage, was built for Messrs. E. and G. Coulscn, by Mr. Shepherd, of this place, is a very fine vessel, and her equipment s-. perihr to most merchant ...

... HULL, August 9, 1813. 8)flip NEWS. ARRIVALs.-At CLarlcrrna, Thie Union, D'on, an. Charles, Grabhrn, for this port, from.St. Petersburgh: I00 sail Were collected, and convoy was daily expected. -At 1irlon, The Henry, Anderson, from Pilau.--t Leith, The Farnley, Brown, of this part, from Cadiz.- 1At Arlrhanagd, The Stephen, Spence, and Vestal, Rich. mond, both from this port ; Patriot, Ward; ...

... 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 ...

... HULL, August 16, 1813. SIltP NEWS. ed .ARRIVA t CLarL-a11 , on the 241h ,hdy, The Para. '~ 1 he go, Frost, from this port.-At Gothlenbcrgh, The Spe- the culation, Knudson, from this port.--At4rchangd, The alec Perseverance, Clark; Lydia, Watts; Neptune, Beartson; -O10 Diadem, Colboro ; Elizabeth, Bell; Tyne, Cook'; Europe, Frank-; Africa, Kirkman ; Seven Brother*s, St Davidson-; Spring, Brown; ...

... CORN'EXCHANGE, Mark-Lane, LovDoo, - A 2l?rwu r, Jumg~t o3 We had not a great deal of wheat frelh up- on eithet Wednefday or Friday in laft week, nor was the fupply by any means large in Marklane thismorning ; but the quantity. left over unfold of the arrrials .of .Monday the al -6h itl. proved fo much ofiIre than adequa te to the dc- mand on each day, that an abatement' of from tos. to .1s. ...

... FINIANCEPS AND COMMERCE OF GREAT ERiT±AI.14' Tin! annnhl rn.r-upnt !.;,I hý - THE annual statement laid before patliament, of the finactt es and commerce'of ithe country, has been printedA 4and from it we have, made the followihg extracts, rela- tivb to the 'revenue 'aid ekpýnditiure, the impoit4 and exports, of the year ending the 5th of January, 1813 The reve'noi'tlii.i year, including the ...

... AasivALs.-At Deal, The Neptune, Kirkus, fron! St. hti's; and Kingston, I-lunter, from St. Croix.-At Portsmostok, on fhe 20th inst. The Coriolanus, Hasleton, of and for this port, from Jamaica: sailed on the '2nd July, with about 100 sail, under convoy of the Bed- ford, Cyane, and Fawn :. parted company in thick weather on the 8th insr. in lat. 48. o,6. long .0. 25.- At Steerness, The Elizabeth ...

... 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 ...