... 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 ...

... I SHIP NEIVS. I rlteLt,rr NelIoln, of 13lfast, from 11 jTieiro, to the Ila- vanlilh, Vw.a tikpn and burnt, 6th 1l2ay, by (lic Ul;tr, A nivri- carl privateer. whiclh arrivtsd at Flairhaven isi July Irons a cru.tQ af several titoeths Tlhe Crowvn l'rtnce~ sider Snwe1i-h colourc, fronl Berrnud. the Alert, front CLuruUnl the lFrictl 'klii, iro St. I hotn .; the ;Marj Atin, from l roiauda; tle M ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... ? f?j 1? , I - :,; 7 ,, - !:.p J..tIt, XKIILmldy, IDtirllic. Oil.l.(t t iB:oos,,, [.otdot, do. ; Ela:I, \2rT. iii, idax; I no',t; Pu.ct Iritr, I ivc'ii oe.s, do. -1CLuts, WXoolf I.'o, di.s cl de Pilci t, B~outh, Lecitht, (lo.; P'egy, MiA.tchli' , Miti.. I (dO. 1 1. Tv1) Packett, Mulrray~, New,,Iidetott. do Ir0. (_'not, 1a V tC.l;, L widd i hue, wid 8.111tt - N ith lilFli'V 1 Vith 2 N Dwic~w ...

... 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 ...

... The IndeFatigable, Birookirin, has arriied at Lilernonl, from Dantzic: was bmirdedl 5h instant, off St. Kila, bj the Pes- cock American sioop of war, who put en board her some prl. sonors belonging to six vessels she had taken. PoR-Ms-nsourn, AuG. 16.-Arrived the Eolus trnop-ship. Captain Creighton. from Qunhec; salled. on the Zad ult. and from the 1irardy 'octn three werIks since in companIy ...

... MIARKLIT HERJALD r A . L.. . Cor -or- -XjCL , C o E X C I AN C I, i3OYl, AU9B We lied a large Sply of I dr Kent, ci] :luflbolk, and earls hil the liurihii, day eP.| Irmiau i-e fiirnrer coiunty jid readily at h Iei c * !qrurter; but tile ra~les lierwardis became ryiece early ijces were notC tahb ble byull . pe5 ti e adviiliceshice titis day aieck 6s. per qiekia t 3 thle wneriet Barley and d ...

... ,T E i S E, L 9 .X R R I V E D. _- _ .n AT 7) , NoZ I v~ , 0 v i - Ir yr s - I > x I . . I ,J Gi'espv frlo Br,,,adoes, 175h i. tc w e75 careq Forew ig I ' hl.,9 rs sugar y 1 I,:iles 7° bags cottol I tce 4 bls i ,aIIeb ?? r 1-ilrlaO2 U) sI nlingar Hughes anidDunrcan, 10do3. G. Fodernoghami1tce 4 hs t.do 022rourds 5 kegs aloes, order. t. M ?? 1B. Hayes, from Barisadoes, with 66 hlsds 19s tcs ...

... 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 ...