... 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 ...

... of tbis port, fr6m Maanhfam--A'' t ,*'her, use- Neva,/Buntiey;. Margaret, Hay, andlAurel, Hirst; al from thi port, for Petersburg; they :had received ' ipstructions from the Antelbpe. and would, it was ex-i pecte d, sail upwards the. I Sth inst.-AI '-a/mah. The t Siisarinah, trarisport, from St.. Sebasti,ýs-At ,Pdk's- 6',gt, t -. Pete'. Krus¢, fom -St. Utbes and 1hn Mc 41k i,,tnt.,,te ...

... HULL2, sET. 6, 1813. s flip NsWS. A atitVALs.- .At London, The Midaq, Marshall, from I Gott enburg.-At Scarbro', on Tuejday, Tlie Thames, Don. kin, from Memel._At St. Pfers&urg, The Scots Craig, Abbot; Hunter, Green; Scipio, Smart; Prince Smo- I e lensko, Ward ; Durham,' Scott ; Friends, M'Ewing . Clemen~tina, ; Integrity, Sutherland; and Regard, I Flegg, all front this 'port. - rm!?tlh Sept. ...

... 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, ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE, Mark-Lane, LotDox,. AVIONfAT, lUgad St VIONNDAT, liuguit Wu. , : We continue to be largely fupplied from day to day, with wheat and mrof other articles, both of the old and of the'new year; the demand,' however, was reafonably' brilK this morning, at leaft for the finer qualities in ge- neral, though at a declining currency, to which the fine- nefs of the weather and the ...

... CO N -EXCIIANGF , M/ark-.Lane, LoN-,oN, We had a large fupply 6fwhcat (.chiefly new) and ol mufltard-fecd, Oyland fkm?iea from the countyof Essex,for this day's market, here,'htun'ot nany' arrivals from any7 other difrict, or of other articles in general:. The pricea of wheat declined about, 2s. Per qbarter from the pre?-ail-! ing currency of Monday laft, perhaps not quite fa much for heavy ...

... 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. ...