... HULL, AUG., 1, 1814. - A tAway , -# I t - s I 1'ARRIVa-C5t Ham71-zrg,' T'e Berwirk.PacketArm. A strong; Eiza, Padley; Sam'uel, Plauon; all from this in pftw.-At Qurb*vThe Eweretta, Patterson, from London. n A Lisbsre, '[loI Henrietta, Schwartz, from thia port. Os 6;/ J4,y, The Paragon,-fiamble, fror Faro to this port, 'afrer bcing five veek at sca'-She eeperienced off Cape - Finisterre, a ...

... 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. ...

... pRICt OF STOCKS.-SATURDAT, Aupcug 6. fcn .rAn -..-. n PoSne w7 n.- -. n.I- Consols for account 671-4 per cents. 84ij- Omninm : f irem-Reduced 67Jv r BANKRUPTS, C Prow Tuesrday's Gazete, Argwt 2. t J. P. Carvick, Southampton-row, Middlefex, mer- a Oiant-J. M. Pitman, Sun-ftreet, Middlefex, tallow- d .handler-N. Burkinftaw, Outwoods, Derbyfhirc, tim- I ber-merchant-A. W. Bellairs, of Stamford, ...

... RflPOR T ON THE CORN 2RADEnn Tata Lords' Committee appointed to enquire into the %fubje& of the Corn Laws, and the Laws relative thereto, o have (it is already known) agreed to a Report, which, though not final, fhows the ability and inclination of the e Committee to inveftigate in the fulleft manner this im- h portant fubje&. The evidence anncxed to the Report,E contains a body of moft ...

... CORN-SEXC IMING1, AMark-Lalfe, lolDomJ I ,.AOND~r, Az~gml; X2. The fupply, of wheat at the openingto-dayx with us was chiefly by land famples frojn Effex, and fiall ill quantity; in confequenee wbercj much higher ,pries -wore allked in genetral, which n-Kt being complird with on the part of.thc buycrs,'a dullnefs enfued, and *ry 'fcw faleb were made; at a later hour we had a confidr- able Ihew ...

... U.LL, AtU. 29, 1814. ..H~II P NAV.EwS. ARR VALS.-411 Oporto, The Mary, Arnold, from this port.-At Hamburg, The Malta, Appleton; Juno, Draper; 1-ope, Wood; Ann, Gibsgon; Thomas, Mahem; i Friends, Duckells; 'Unity, Guilderdale, all from this port..-I the Tesel, The Endraught, Harms, front this port.-M Breille, The Twee Gehroeders, Dyer, from this port.-At'Peteriburg, Thle Neva, Adads; .,$tandart ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE, MAlark-Lane, LONDOs, AIroNDfr, A4,,'g I - IMIONDfr, Awgut I - Our fupply of wheat continues finall in general, and the fhow from the home counties in particular this morn- ing was quite as fcanty as laft week: higher prices were aficed in confequence at an early hour, but com- plied with filowly on the part of the buyers, not exceed- - ing is. to as. per quarter for what was ...

... l 7-7 -- ----- -- . C- - - - CORN-EXCHANGE, Mark-Lane, LONDON, M~fo.0mAr, Afigitft I5. O Onr market for wheat to-day hadl a briskness at the P e opening, anti the Essex supply, though moderately d large for tbe season, being extremely fine, fountd an r eager sale at full 4r. per quarter advance from the In terms of Monday the 8th ; the shew of Essex savples *3 increased afterwardg, and we had ...

... COPlN-EXCILVNGE, Mark-Lane, LONDON, . J1IY0ND.4r..l,qU@Uf S. I J11-OsDr. Ar.,iUst #i. I cad a confiderable iffew of wheat by land fample P front Effes this morning, but not much from any other P quartcr; the buecrs at an early hour were numerous, 6' in]d indunced partly by the appurent latenefs of the bar- fI veil, the liTrcnt unfettll flate of the weather, the d rcports of a partial blight in ...

... 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 ...