... * -0iNM S.. F 7io. Z as4 Gaegdt, MaY St. f 'Rolert Hellyer,orTaottemihaln Voisrt RoadMiddle- ii set, ba'ker-oJahn .Burmnanof .Tonbridgi, Kent; 'a upholsterer-Thomas Lange'ield'oF Maidetone, Kent, c grorer--John..Willis,of hlond Lane, London, broker- n J. Mka, of Warkviorth, Northanlptonshire, tanner c -1ohn N~orthage. of Gainnbro', Li Icolashire, grocer.- 1: .From Saturdsy' Gasztt, Jion 4. v ...

... . CORIN-EXCHIANGF, Mark-Lane, LOxDOr, ZMIONDwr, llrU4,y 28. WE had a large funnlV of Ar I.-. at H- WIt WE had a large fupply of wheat for to-day's marltet red here both from F&i and Kent; alfo fome quantity de from tIre more diftant ports; but the demand proving sas reafonably brifkr, the fales in general were effedT at ned prices fully up to thofe which had been obtained this daT her fc'nighe ...

... -Ur COMMERCE AND MANUFACTUfRES. No inconL dera'ble alarm has been excited during tile lalt two or three' months on the filbiedt of the com- mercial and manufadlurinig fyftems of this country. A kind of terror feems to have arifell leaft we ihould be uuable to ri'ral the produdlions of the contilient in ccetllcnce amnt in cheapnefs; anli an anticipation of tiutionial difircfs at no very didant ...

... CORN-l,,XCHANG, ark-Lane, LONDOK, MIw.qr, July 4. se We were by no means liherally supplied with corta 'S of, any sort to (lay, and in regard to wheat there was se sonmewhat more money made at als eat ly honr for select - sitperfisse white samples, hut this braknle s did not ex- s tend to any other sort, or cosstinuss through she day, F` even for tfiat qitaliry, whsich was slot saleable at ...

... HULL, Jan. 24, 1814. t ,,f A r , . ,pel ARRIVAts.-Ae Zeiih, The Perseverance -Packet, ft fo Grant, frotmICadiz and Hull.-At Heligoliandi The Hebe -Ie Lich Cook-, fotom this poret-.At Ksssigsburg, 'TlseKingsicits A Wise, from london. -at .'ir.' The Clin, sloop of war, arrived in, the Humber on k cci'- 'Wednesdav, from Leith. tc am The V sea, gun-brig, is arri ved'in the Humber fromt gc ?r ...

... REPORT ON TIlE CORN ThADf,,. ouet (C&'ntieuedfroaes oak :a/l.)U lers, th is 7os, Bentre/, Bwq. flatedl, tbai boe helds i4wVaTI& 6t. Al 1 an 2,ooo acres, in various parifhies in the wellern part of Li had Wiltfilibre, and was Prefident ofrthe A~gricultural Socife1~tk' Ilaft of the county, and 26ted as a magillrate. 'Ihe prodice ~b 1tliti of land in thoife parts had been genetally inbreafcd ...

... CORN-EXCHIANG E, Mark-Lane, LmomoN, Mosmir, May 9. . - . - - .C .Ad I.. - .. I nan *- e | bn yO MtWoN'Dr lYlay Y. at .g of There were many buyers of wbeat With u4 at the Sr )rth. opening this morning, and every appearence that the p ving market would be rthooughly brisk, at the last prices, B had hut more money being asked in general, a contrary w her effect was produced; even the eariv sale' ...

... - == - I H UgLly, APlIlIL I S, .8 1-4. 1t1 an.rJ. iwe- i= ...

... iUA. v H U L L7 Nov. 21, 1814. first fsewS ship NEWS. AeRSv sva.-At GJ imfly, The Ocean, P4in, from Ipsavich, ith loss of anchors and cables; the Spring, h Ph~ihps. ft om NMlaga.--At MdtatX The Falith, 13archaid, ti from this port.-dt .Napls, 'The Flizabethi, Feather. 11 stone, from thik port.e-A Graveetnd,'ihe Nile, Parker, ts anti Evertfttlrpe, Havalkiiis, both irons l'etesbhurg -At e: F ...

... STWTES QF TRADE. The late unnatural state of commerce, marked by a ire qIrsiggle of arbitrary lpowernagaisLst. usrwelc trne trade, and trade devising every means to elude the grasV of arbirtr y piwervseem to bave.establislteI a srpecic of fe alloiwable distinction between a mercantile nIation and nli tddt'ezzellini: Mitell the energyof prifes. a sing morality and tricti law itihts 'public ...

... H U lL, AuGc, 8, I 8 14. ~ - lV - - .- - - . S. S rIIIpAV .os ARPIVALSL.-.Of pymsroeui, The Maida, Driver, of tl this port, from Palermo for London.-At Pertssrouth, la Trhe Mercury, Robinson, and had received instructions S from H. M. S. spitfire, bound to the Brazils and the af East lndies.-At Rotterdarm on te Ist inst. after arealjae oa f tAre, datys,The Nancy, Irven, from this port. o The ...

... 'OUN.EXCHANGE,' Mark-Lane,-LONDO ,. I o D r J Iaar 0. ; I . . I Our market contintscdreasonably briAe throughout the djddlc and latter end of laRt.week, for what littre 6tood vcr from) Monday, or was.added by freth arrivals after- 6ards; the prices in some~instances were nearly 2s pe-, uarter higher for wheat, about-Za. for beans, barley, he oats, and full 4-. -per quarter~for white clover ...