... |~ d Fljr in Liverpool. i ILce0, Curn Fo* Pdelgy, hebrlan y, 22, 1814. con F atad Oats tbis %veek, an1d (0WLu - _ i Cr r11 isTaeldI° Febriuasy, 22, 1814. Feb Corn at ~and Oats tbis ?? ,,ds Sart5 htl ~ut Oats art' brisk at last week's f: :,fw, ?? 5,Ea~lllr BeasFloatand oatteal, station.- ,oy; t~fiiz' d . d. ?? 21 0 per 70lbs. 10 Ci ODitto ?? ,,Ib ?? 10 { - l ° D~to f,. ?? ?? - t6- 0per 601bs ...

... SHiPPING LIST. _ ArnnuVsn-Feb. 18. Frce Mason, Stephen, Peterhead, goods ; abo Betsey, M'Intosh, Loehherrepool, ditto; Christian, Turner, Fra- to serslimrgh, ditto. 19. Ann Elizabeth, Miller, D iilee, flour m)±t and flax; London Packet, Cran, Leith, goodls. 20. Jealln, Wa- led son, Belfast, provisions. 21. Glasgow Packet, Hosack, Glas- CceC lof gow, gouds ; Eliza, Cravie, NezweastIe, ditto ; ...

... Se Lg D 'V1tON GAZEPTTE, re. 22, it4. BANKl:.UPTS. _1 fichardson eit \V:.rw ick -plat, Holhorn, dealer, eb. 'a6, T1.,tth 12, at d A-ril . 4t twelve, at (3uildhall. Attornies, 51lekss.' s\ atsolin Paitnitre, ''enple. 1'. )rieutt it oYiclthrnM-rark! t, Suffolk, miller', Feb. I8, at Fix. xq, andt Aprii 5, at eloven at the King's Arms Inn, Wordhri:'ge. Aztnrly. Mir. (: Palmer, Doughty-street. I M ...

... SITURDIt'S LONDON G4ZFTT9-. The folloa'in is the sr bstance of the Disp.atch from tn ,r 0? Prevost5 dated h ad-qaurtersb inebec ian. 6, 1814, des- cribing particuler of. ihe reeucti'ob of Fort Niagara, by Colonel Mar.ray and 550 men At flve o'clock &.id. the fort was attarked bytgnult, at the Point of ?? hayonet ; two picquets, pnsted at the distance of a mile, and of a wile and a half from ...

... £zfr1 1-.. PJJIS Avn 4bo II * ?? roaTS. *oprinlahageit-l pipe, COntainisO 140 gaslso tiJrfnC, I chest, containing 323 lbs. indigo 2 t taining 36 cwt, gr-en copperas, 93 crates a o5;l al taining 45 cwt. svon eware, 20 dozen botle, cWt. white lead, 40 baskets,* containing i8. 3. t Corbett, Borthawick, and Co. per the Nordsttril r~i cargo taken in at Iceland. Rotterdamr-391 bars, containing 25 ...

... - IMPORTS. Janet and Peggy, from Newty, with 72 bales flax, 3 bales feathers, i box, containing I picteire, for A. Young.-6 casks glauner salts, for C. Cowan and Co-4nd 25 bales 3lax, for Stark, Craig, and.Co. EXPORTS. Amsterdam.-12 casks, containing 120. 0. 0. molasses, So crates, containing 90. 0. 0. carthen ware, 12 casks, containing 160. 2. 19. copperas, £00 barrels tar, 10 barrels pitch, ...

... I. : . FALMOUTH!, ftPBROARY 21, 1814. l Saturday. Wind N. Arrived tbe Princes9 Charlotte packetk White, from Passages, 9 days, does not bring any itejssofi!portapcet the aripay would move forward -t4he mornenjst reads were passable, they were ir tihe hiiglftpiritsi.ndl oter; ,of British and Portugutese, ?? ari Sadt! to be aiout, 70,000. men, and, with thte' panliarwts;nu'rdamouttul tof all I10 ...

... 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 ...

... SIP LNEWiS. 'C I9S5YMOt1 lit, I:Er. 24-Cane-in the French srlsnner priva-( teer la Ville sle Orient, of x6 guns and1l 97 nmen,'troll I.' ri-ntc; ssas on her first cruise, being qdite a isew ship prize to hik. Ma- jesty's ship Pyraamts. SAile ! thle )jejelauR firigate 01 a cruise. - ORiiAY, Fl's. 24.-Arrived his Iajesty's bri, Rope, u' ith a I smaUl French lugger, Ia ien %vithl salt, prize to ...

... HULL, Feb. 21, 1814. .5IJIP NEWr.;, The Unity, Coutts, from Oport ato Hull, arrived at Plymouth the 15th inst. Forty-eight vesseli are firting out at this port, and, one at Grimaby, for the whale fishery, and one for the seal fishery, for the ensuing season; being O1ve more than last year.-Tbe fishing ships il the Tyne, &c. are alo preparing for their vovageo. We last wzeek stated the York ...

... WlA' ittPlici'su SUr;FRSEEiD. I'. Taylor, o;f Kingston unsnl-llhul, tiUbey-mer'alnt. P. Xoondigate, of l4urrs-om.i builaigg', anci E. Woodeate,jun. of Upper Ground-street, Chri~t'thbuh, timbei-nlerchant. BANI;RUPI'S. . k W. Cale, sen. and XV. Gahe, jun. of Bradford, Wiltshire, . clthi, erslMareh 17, 12, aIt el:v.el at the Swan Inn, Bradford, and April 9, at elxven, at the (castle and lhall Inn ...

... BANKRUPTS from Tuesday's Gazette. Daniel Richardson, of Warwick-place, Holborn, Lon- don, dealer. Henry John Courbed Ruel, Bridge-field, Wandsworth, crucible-manufacturer Edward Gardner William Tuck, of Edmonton, dealer. John Howes, of Rochford, glazier, Thomas Springett, of Wickham-market, miller John Mortleman, of Lowestoft; haberdasher. Samuel Rhodes, of Clifford, corn-merchant, Henry ...