... SI-Ip tVEIVS. VIr.Ainurt, S9trr. 26.-Sailed the Nocton packet with a -mail for l.Nibon. IlaLF-VrASr TgN AT NZIGnT.-ahe Darlingtor packet, with a mail fronm Jamaica, is j9 st arrived, in seven .weeks passage. IBy her we learn, that the Hincliinbroke packet, Captain James, wa; lost on Watland Island in the beginning of August last. Site had been convoyed from Jamaica by the Forester ?? of wvrr, ...

... I Co0 e X. X o E, ( lnu'- loy, Spt. a 7, 1 R 13. ' Towards the close of last week we bad a large supply-of Fo- reign Wheat, aznd there arc sine furthier arrivals ot Furcign tfis ?? ant1 Sulebik W teats were also toleraile plenitiful this day, and iui thC IDorniti several soles were made of fine samoples, at a redltction'ol ahbcett e2s. per quarter omathe prices of this dly se'l!Uight; bht a ...

... LEITH IMPORTS ?? ZXpORTS. ne- he . ' 'l505.S. Hero, from Archangel, with 790 bars iron, 183 casks tat- Fa- low, 4 casks brstles, 743 bags wheat, 15,600 mats, and 5 in .casks tonguess, for Reid, AAuld, & Co. re I Seemann, from Pillau, with 1666 bags-rye, 250 matts, 0. 1 hee deals, and 1 cask weed ashes, for J. Thomson, Gibsono & be Franciska, from'ditto, with 549 bags wheat, 1200 staves, for ...

... PIRrT9MVdtN, SE.VT. 27.-Arrived his. M~ajety's ship Me- dusa from off Cherhiiegh. Sailed the Savage sloop of war on a cruise. \ Released froni quarantine his Maje~ty's ship Spartan.-. Hlis Mlejesty's ship Arddronmeda is appointed convoy for cortn-. na, Oporto, and Usbon: I) AL;SEPT. ?? on acruize off Flushing. F.A LMOUTH1, SE Pr. 25.-Nothing arrived or sailed to-day. HAIRsWIcHs, Scer. 27. ...