... , ,2 IMPORTS. . Jonge Cornelius, from Harlingen, with 50 bales flaX, and 5790 cheeses, for Hardie and Co. x Robert and Janet, from Amsterdam, with 70, pieces oak' timber, and 2Ot pieces lathwood, for Corbett, Borthi'ick, and Co. Ann, from Bremen, with 7 barrels: Rhenish wine, for Brodie, Brougham, and Co.-lo casks yarn, 40 bales rags, for Wj and R. Mowbray.-4 chests linen, 1 box samples of ...

... SAP URDAY''S liON GLONDO'N E BNKi- RTUPTS. . H. Bradley, Bury-courf, S!. Ala!y-Axe, merckant, AtforA frey, Afir. PrlasIfore, XVWarfoIrd-coart, Thrf gtuirtton-streer. J. irvett, New Kznt-roadd, buildnr. Attortey; Mr. Hautton, Ueannstieet,iSa: linnrh -k. W. Aliron, 7ieybridge HalI) sself; farmer. Attorney, Mr. Stevern, Hfatontr-guIrdert.- W a:tn T, 7. iu rsr, P otsea, crtnr!actorq. Attorney, Mr. ...

... REPORT ON TIlE CORN'.TRfi,,E. The Lords Committee appointed to iulisuire a it-to the subject of the Corn Lawi and the Lvw, ?? relative thereto, have (it is already knownyagreed to a RepotIt which, though not finla, cautailos a body of v liable informatio. Tee evidence has been arranged by the Com- 1 mittee under the heads which follow :- . P l. The comparative quality and value of foreign IT ...

... LONDON GAZE, TTE, Saturday, Autgast 13. LIST OF BANKRUPTS, With the Descriptions copied verbatim from the Gazette. John Binne', of Charles-street, in the parish of Saint John, Soilth ar in the county of Surrey, baker, to sur. Aug. i6 37, and Sept. 24, at I 1.-Att. Neaton, Lwon's-inn. Lewis Br!ant, of the city of Bath, wine and spirit-merchant, to nor. AuS. 4s. 26, and Sep. Q4, at ?? at the ...

... IMPORTS. Endraglt, from Amsterdam, with 4946 cheeses, for Bax- ter and Horner.-S6S ditto, for Hardie & Co.-and 1477 ditto to order. Commercial Packet, from Oporto, with 91 pipes 22 hogs- heads Portugal red wiae, and 6 tons Cork, for Ramsay, Wil- lineson & Co.-i6 p'pes Portugal red wine, to order. Marjory, from S; Petershurgi,, with 150 casks tallow, 473 bobbins flax, and 5 casks bristles, fir ...

... L, - ? , , , i,. 31-11,p ivl:*? The Sir .rdward Pelfew, Kelly, from Q,-!lec to Grectinck. was takcn.tthe rth insr. a(out 2jdegrees tw rh.- WVvtr i Tory, b1the Peacoci An~erican sloop of var,vlhicl plund. rd yr arl I suf'erad her to proceei* she arrived in tIm Clyde the loits inslant. .lhe Peicoekeatured and suik, the dy bef re, td* William, White ay, frozn Sr. Andrew's, t;. B. to Green ck, ...

... SEITP VEIVS. FALMou1 N, AuG. a--Yesterday arrived the Swedish ship Matrunon, from Mo Jatniero, and waits for orders. Sailed the Pigmy cu:ter for Plymouth. -YLYMOUTII, Aur; 13.-The Mary and 'Matilda, of this port, Quilion, Master, took in a cargo of wine at Teneriffe, for Lon- don, on the 29th June. She was captured by the Sabine Ame- rican privateer, who atterwards captured the Avon, of ...

... ~)xVM1ENIDs. - - - Sept. 21. J. l3eswick, of Stockport, grocer-Sept. a; I). toileou. of Kingston-upon Hfll, werchart-SePt. Z7. J WI- nIhms. of Oxford-street, draper-Sept. 19. S. Temple, of .. - rovw, .lhtrhlni, ship-huilderSer t. 20. J. Neal, of Worcester, itt-.holder-Nov. sa. 1'T. Strafford, of Holborn hill, hiller- &dsher-Oe a. .R. Sourhall, S. Southall and B. Snuol III, of 11idley, nail ...

... sATLsrDA1FFLONDON G rZ~TDE. -a-- This Gazette r tese a letter from ibe Atd ?? of the Force. in BerngI, detailinI the successfiat result of apgllant :od well-planised atttais'r on Oe Ghtrree of wtosouree. It was taken by storming the breach add, the gateway. The troops otnbd forward qdtridaniedl', and, after as severe -conflict, crn,,sed the. deep 3dic,. wh;ich was stockaded by' hahool iries. ...

... LEITHIMPORTS AND A'XPORTS IMP'ORTS. Dexteritv, from Davis' Straits, w idi 102 casks bllbbr, sro t a tons while fini, for P. andi C. oWo'od. -haomas & Ann, from dict., with 118 casks bittbla1 , tons whale fins' for P. and C. Wood. Williatil and Ann, frorn ditto, widh 311 casks blubber, and 8 tons whale fins, for P. and C. Wt.ood. Raith, from do. with 91 casks blubber, and 1 ton 5 ?? vvhale fins ...

... H ULL, AU'oG.' 15, 1814. . lIfP NE WS. hn hn -irn vS f11-nnn H,- ^.4 Notice has been given at ,Altona-tat aishship called the St. George, from Smyrna, whili1s is'iaid to have the 01ague'on board, is sailing ab she &ot Sea, and has been refused admittance to `everal ports of Holland, and others in the North Sea. ' The next fleet for the Baltic is'appointed to leave the Humber the 19th inst. ...

... TUESD.Y'S LWsVPViV GAZETTE. | This Gazette contains Dispatches from Sir G. Prevoet, dated Monltieal, .July 1). Sir Ge(lrge enrlales a Reptort fromn Mu- jor. Gen. Riall, which gices an account of the landing of the enemy between Chippawas and Fort Erie, on the 3d of July, and of an unsuccessful atiack made upon hia on rhe 5th. It was made with the greatest gallantry, uunder a most de structive ...