... REPORT O.VN 71 !r-I COL/NU zy' e __ The Lords Committeens anijuirited to inqtire into it 1sube)t of the CoIn Laws and the La,, refrtivef ltiver hi4 (it is already known) agreed to a Relport, 1 ., cloughnot final, shlows the aliity and inchi ltion 0e the Committee to investigute in thle fillluet m arlr.l. tid ! important subjedf. The evidence annexed t Lr,, ], port, contains a body of the most ...

... PI,LVMOUJII, -luuu.sz id, 1 1814.. I ThAirsday, Atigu.ct 11. Arrived the Hlyperiou frigatw, frumn a cruize on the coast of Spain.-Weut up the liar- bour to tie paid off, the Stirling Castle and Rippon, of 74 go ns each. Friday. This belug the anniversary of his Royal highnlless the Prince Regent's birth-day, the same wvas (dbserved lihre wifh the usual demoustratiolns ofjoy. The. morning was ...

... , ,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. ...

... *li2LP NEWS. 'The l'eac.hack, Amoricafi sloop of w~r, wast cr~xsiaqon the~. Ithe 30th llt. ahcout 6oven lealcueg S. S. W. of WVaterrord TOwer. 'oRT31MOU-T-t, A cr 4-Arrived his 'Majenty's islitlp 1 Dac c frooi, the .).,% ni: canie into harh'oer his Majesr V'% shj~ip Pem-r bm'k- en.! Ci..' .-cie Sailed tile Stirlfing Casit, S-n f)oliintift, itl& .frol i1 t5 or O'vinouth. TVhe following rlapl ...

... SHPPING LIST. ?? 23. Lr Xtistiegs-, Lol.'.oo --,L)101 1 CaGnw~~u, pi'tkek, 1U c. , ( '''; ?? t, I 102 Archianrtrei do. ?? Cth'td1 ?? Divst lt, cm2~';3 12'' L. t Lt xt,,gbd. 29.ld doty i,-n RGA I p t' p u flirkl .;t07i, 71, N l.UoV itrllU, INor etutr, iioot.L I waitf sltot w3cith tdll t. th I io , ~0i e; S with co'Ak, twttl I ii' th emply ltoxe s. '1 u- ?? Aut~o, pponcvP i]ec eni tk io ...

... LEITH. MARKi:TS-JULY Sa. .. .. .. - .. v we.. . , I.- : t . . In FLAX-we have heard of no sales; 9as. is detra---d Is New RigaT'Fhicsenhatteua, and Drua3na. Herm P.-TLhe ltte arrivals of Clean .-ilI orves IC a to CGa. TA tLLOrW.-YelloW Candle, in smali 5uantites, is b-inr:, 903s, alchough a- large- lot might- be rn~ac sw: Cheap r. As ee-s sti'.l conttitaseihn vcry linited de'riasd. ToBAcCo-is ...

... LONDON, Thuksoay. August There appears to be now no hope of an amicable adjustment the question relaii»e to Norway. The Commissioners of the Allied Powers hare not succeeded in their conciliatory attempt.—Piussian troops, to the Dumber 15,000, as well as Russian, are pressing upon Drntnailt through Holstein, to compel her to yield up Norway, being well known that the spit it of resistance in ...

... SHIiP viJrs. Tile LTr. u.AND Fr.ztT. se Lancaster, i~enhibft, | i sie of the ahrrVe flel, parted fro-m them by aigffal frOn the t Contmnodore, sr late as Saturday lat, and hae aince arrfeid at Liverpinol ; by this it would appear that the odv 0 ot tbr ft. t were with the King's ships, and cdeffft now he Iar from the t Channel. The Madeira, Roberts, was Captured on the 7th Jte. hv the t ...

... CoURSE OF EX01ANGE, LONIDOR AUGU58 26. AUGUST 26. Am t~ .:33 s B. 2Us 4 .10 C. F. ;~t o~~ t ig 0 3 2 u s 1 2 2.3 U s O o ..1. 3 2) Us 1'ri, to ?? - npaper CJ . 41 effective BO ?? .41 1 St Sebastian -41 Corunna ?? 4i Gibraltar. Leghorn ?? Genoa ?? 51 Yenice ?? 2t 50 Malta ?? 56 Naples. ?? 45 Palerrnn . ?? 143q per OZ. Lisbon ?? Sfi Oporto ?? 67 Rio Janeiro ?? 7s ?? 7 Cork ?? 7j Agio on the ...

... C-: tl ?? IlT.L ?? I U IT f Baron WVqod, Sir T Every, Aliss Every, Sir It. and L.Idy ?? and iiaiily,' Sir (eeoige'and Lady Chetwynd,. SiriJolin wiid Lady liu;;ghey, Lady Fletcher, Miss Pletcher, Hlon,' nd Rev. Ii. I.t'rbe, Mir. 'iind Mirs Lanatbrd Brooke, 1 3s1s Broclhe, MAr. Lahirttrd 13roowe, .ion. Miss Bayidoti; Air. ?? Wopd, AMr. and Mm. Porhin, Alissi Winstanlcy, t r ?? d Mrs. Ciirliiig ...

... SHIP NE, IFS. We had yesterday an account of sirc ail mn-e of the rsewvrA !sland hee' havieg a)rived at the outports; l tit the convoy ha I noc tet been heard of, though they must he very near, ni ti(e St. Vincenti and the Severn, two of the fleet arrived at Bristol, parted company on the 4thl instant. 'T'he convoy, it is known, experienced tremendous weather. 'T'he Charles, frcm Gutda- loupe, ...