... CORN-EXCHANGE, Mark-Line, Los io, MO.vni1, Alaiu 2:i. trod- .. , - I .. .- a .- : as -A .. - .? - dyIU.NI).t2-, aIpril D. lie The wheat that remained over last MniRdav's market ig unsold, together with tite fresh arrivals of M'ednesday aIV and l'ridav, was taken oft onl those days by the buyers w, with a considerable diegree of hrisknlss; and fibv yI,) i to tie prices specified in oUI' list ...

... |.CORN-EXCIIANG, Alark-~lnc, LONDOf* F 21 SioNra r, Decrrn'nr i 9. The arrivals of wheat this moruing by land iamplee, fronm Essex and Kent, *were quite short ih Mafklk-stte, and of a quality worse, if p1saible, thtal we have vet seen, and the greatest part remains willtout a single oaler. The huyeri, however. nmsle considerable. pu r- chases in foreign xvherat *r tle bet lquality, at prices ...

... HULTL, Feb. 14, 1814. SHUIP NBIES. re AnIIVALS -Xf Gra'vesnd, The Elizabeth, Foireft, I Dn from the Isle of France.-t Liverpooe, 'rIhe Oresres, r Uoger, from Palerno.-At Waterford, The Lord Cath- '] cart, Bellamy, from Maranham, for Lihetpool.-At I a. Simrna, The Louisa, Forster, from London. r t, The York Packet, Morrison, from Leith, Rfor IHull, f has put into Shields, to repair dasiage in ...

... _ _ _9 *]iHUffi&j, SlPT. 119 181]4.* s ZUiP N7T1C W8 .' ARRIVALS.-It GCothsmrg, The Crown, Beverley; Lull Sptcul3tjou5I TihOnstill both1 from this port. The cotnvoy for the Baltic sailed from, the Hrumberh on Tuesday last. The London convoy %vhich had put in by contrary winds, sailed the same tide. Another a convoy sails from heas~ethe 26th inst. g Tile master of tshe brig Elizabetli, of ...

... e (Contiaredfrom our l.J c . Villiai Turslnbull, a farmer, at South Belton, in Faft Lothian, near Dunbar, ftated, that he had purfued his prefent occupation ten years, and rcnted 354 Scotch acres, which was about one-fifth more than the fame. r quantity of Engilif acres. The free importation of r tforeign grain would, he thought, be thc ruin of agricul- t turifts, from the great expenfe they ...

... .- - t f .., . - 1-t.A5 t . Ii~ heGazette of Saturday night contains a congratui- latory Address upon the Peace to the Prince Regent b : from the ministers- of the Methodist Societies, first I d estaiished by the. lkte Rev. John Wesley. We have e *t eatracted thc fdlilodtig passage respecting the Slave t n Trade:- t or . :We cannot; hdwsvet, conceal frorm your Royal e Ht Highness, thlat ...

... 1,?, $u I OUL li., I- ? ~' H1P -NEW, S., -. V: 'm ARSIVAS-~.4~~ w~ns, ThelKeddin is4 ,q,,vlWt . merce, Dryden, of Bfidlin~ton, from Lcindcis.-L-Ag Yes- h ag~,TeHnrAnderson, of~this picki, from Loindon., As -~%.~Ltesndan thie .361h IVsv~rnbrr,183,. Te Mds ~. 'sKa~ll fromn tIs1 port, '~t~~~e±i e Tlie'Us`sic-o'rafrigate CaptPech e. .inst.' e5sl h zl pk h tr e cmLitiskos'War, of, thuis port, f i ...

... HU.,[J. MA Y , 1814. .-LTA -: ~sj11P ANERS. ¶1-- , ; ,, Tl S1111 IV I ~~ .' '. ernl A BS.1P.iellk, Weiwatt,' fl' 66ii ,;Ptnn~ Dick, hoth from this Specula- tion, Anoet, from this port.-Ait Brj1gm The Jane, 1pick, from this port. The Beaver sloop of war, from tiHe umber, the H-earty, fromn the Noe rdteCery rm Leithl, all With convoyS, arrteed at £kino h detained in The fleet for te Batiwhc ...

... CORN-EXCHl ANG-E, Mark-Lane, LcoNDOS, .Io-NDAr, Febuariy 14. ts The currency becane fettled on Wednefday in lafr week, at an abatement of 25. per quarter from the prices quoted on Monday fot wheat, and at that rate mucki bufinefs was done, and by Friday a tolerable clearassce Wt %vas made in moft articles. We had a confiderable ar- rival of wheat for to-day's market, and tupon the terms ...

... -HULL, OCT. 31, 1814, SHIP NEWIWs 4 to~A A Teb. .-. . '-- . ARRIVAL.- At Narva, The Mary Frances, Morris; lpatt, Wilden; Friendship, Burrill; Augusta, Beadlingq; Riciard, Hurst; and Diana, - , all of and from (his yorr.-At Lndon, I'he rriton,Evansofshjs pott, fromm Petersburg-At SYnda'watde, The Aurora, Sadler; Lord Barham, Pearson; anti Albion, Wilden, all front thiri port. These vessels ...

... pRICt OF STOCKS.-SATURDAT, Aupcug 6. fcn .rAn -..-. n PoSne w7 n.- -. n.I- Consols for account 671-4 per cents. 84ij- Omninm : f irem-Reduced 67Jv r BANKRUPTS, C Prow Tuesrday's Gazete, Argwt 2. t J. P. Carvick, Southampton-row, Middlefex, mer- a Oiant-J. M. Pitman, Sun-ftreet, Middlefex, tallow- d .handler-N. Burkinftaw, Outwoods, Derbyfhirc, tim- I ber-merchant-A. W. Bellairs, of Stamford, ...

... U114, SEPT. ,5, I814. n -,,.j S-. srr5 - b s -- S lI P AE HAS. It AR eR[V.A L -S t Arteerv/r, The eNigh tin gale, Crormick, al Ifrom this port.-In the Feetc', '1 he Vr ow Chriristwi, Swarin ; Freurrds1chIaft, B:Aiebr, irol)rr flOim thir pUrt.- At hie' vt, 'Ile Ilnepenedent , Anirderson, fr:o this port r- -At Seircmunde, 'TIhe Honi~lung', Meve.r, from this port.-Act Iig ...