... 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 ...

... Literature,like every other amusement oflife, changes its character retain its ascendancy.— Whatever has been long known, loses something that original power pleasing which attaches novelty; and in proportion as the public mind acquires new and distinct modes of enjoymem, they who administer toils wants, must vary their laboais. such a pliancy, THE UNI VERSA MAGAZINE, at many periods of its ...

... SY17-P mhmli?, '*,td8'laXr.'eCilix* th fti't4ilir nit ~ l'r Xi-c-~er. froe .e 'Ai' veavd. . 'tens'Up l'upirbnn, 'tin ' *i'hfr tie 1 I' 1 Pa 3' :-l' 8loyatl4aivereitgn, rof7 lb Fmq tld rie iMO'Viave, 0. MO 'inS. Xrori'vedt 't, >.i. ria 'rmi'-ait',e ' ' 'tain H cmti, trnir ' llo n rkalxrr. -i tlrg f'rir(t 11! | flte er )'fwaird APakerbharr w~ir fT01-ert '!'Tllffrav.' l1ar *h11 i glz part ...

... Sf~WETIIE,-.ALD. A .f A P CE:'j D . 1jfli h Y, A ug us t ,1 1 8 1 4 .i -t I -A . . 's m, narke sotv ildiotaljz ?? arrival of WVh'eatt ur this day's niarket .s twilqutenmlogt having butifew buyers, fine sjpiS , e,,tre qatclrbe swil1 )PetS, qu d ll ;dbram Dealtbe su F slolytakn ff t bout our lhst qutation1 atid the trade reva quite dull R~r tile Rsiddlinig ~-Ids.-Bsrc n Ml en still scarce, Oeach ...

... SfHIP A'EWVS. CATILURKS BY I'IIE A-MXRlJlWA SLOOP OF WAR * Pt~~~~~IiiIcOcK. Livritrvoo,-, Almt. Z.--T'he Vent's, liennely, from Hour- dleal, !iund to the Ci'y.le, was taken on Thiirsidy last, at 1i *at nighit. let-vven irkl and WVaterford, about ten leagees from the aoihy the l'eacock American slooyp of war, of io glins, xg-pniiilera, anti two long sS puilltders. and: i4 men. She had alto t ...

... , ,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 ...

... *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 ...

... I LONDON GAZFTTr, Saturday, July 30. LIST OF BANKRUPTS, With the Descriptions copied verbatim from the Gazette. Thomas Webb, tate of Garlick-hill, in the city of London. coaltmerchlant, d. c. (bitt now a prilsoner so the King's Bench prison, in the county of Surrey.) to our. Aug. iS, 1 0go, and Sept. 10, at ro.-Att. Tovse, Fishmougers'-Hall,. Upper Thames street. Jarnes Gordon, late of Gesport ...

... CORV EXCHAIVGA, Azig. 1. Notwitlistandisig tle arrival of WVheat for this day's market was quite smoall, yet having but few buyers, fline ?? were slowly taholsr off at about our last qissotation, and the trade was quite dull for the uiddiing ?? and Malt being still scarce, reached about same prices as last Monday, but the trade is not very brisk for either of these articles.- Yleast if each ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

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