... FRIENCII AGUNIENTS FOR THE SLAVE TRADE. (From, tbe Y.'srmal de Paph'} it The Chamler of Commserceof the town ofiNantes,1i0 to jrrft purbfilihed firtme obifervations oir the flave trzide, an for the refloration of St. Domingo, of which we thiunk it our th duty to prefent the fulbflatcc '- to Tt would be impradicalile either to re-people or re- fo cultrs'aic St. Domingo -witeout tie faetadc: ...

... i ' ; .- . : !' S~fP NWEbS. . otiaY burT, UeaT. r .4.ArrIv~4 the Tyrlan, i4, Captlan Baldwi',; from Lishonj last from 0lerburgli; alled friznl tlae 'fbair' pott tyth ilt. with fire trine prtr dnll- r r vohiie Z~oFseoc'lri bderr on hoaird, ahhn It'd be~ n t lefn «ndi~teatpP*S~l pttbihtoSduly by entitiaty wi'dS,? antd uitltathey trrived At Cleshrurth ,sviere the VIAr1,e PrJetr miost elititnously ...

... BA-Tr- C v - - -R - BANI;RUPTI'F:S ENIAR-EID. . F, I . I X I .. .. v A . 1. ?? Thomas Bond anid John Botid, Martion, Yotlishire, cotton- .mauulacturet5 troit Seot. tn), to Nov. 9. Mi,tthew Barnard Harvey, William, and John Whittle Harvey, Hadlelgh Hall, Essex, baitkers, froli Sept. S, to Oct. t2. BANKRUPTIS REQUIRED TO SURRENDER. George Pollia Iimmt's:t and Damvid 'iltthtjas, Brists-l, whole. ...

... AJAR KE'IT HERALD. 1 0 OP .I - - ?? ., ?? -- iii,! Ulit ! ok on lit; thle the the ion Iat rtl - COt N EXCHANGE, AIWAnOV, Irrp l, tj4. We had but a mcdcrale supply of Ehn risit:: day's marke ait, ?? large quauity ol ftri rics-esv over ?? the arrival oof last week ; the e ?? ?? Ls extremel leavy, batbut fille Enl lih W ilke stiiu10 LMX- buiyers at full o r last ?? einug tI cr xa ; his mornmi, ...

... _ _ _9 *]iHUffi&j, SlPT. 119 181]4.* s ZUiP N7T1C W8 .' ARRIVALS.-It GCothsmrg, The Crown, Beverley; Lull Sptcul3tjou5I TihOnstill both1 from this port. The cotnvoy for the Baltic sailed from, the Hrumberh on Tuesday last. The London convoy %vhich had put in by contrary winds, sailed the same tide. Another a convoy sails from heas~ethe 26th inst. g Tile master of tshe brig Elizabetli, of ...

... e (Contiaredfrom our l.J c . Villiai Turslnbull, a farmer, at South Belton, in Faft Lothian, near Dunbar, ftated, that he had purfued his prefent occupation ten years, and rcnted 354 Scotch acres, which was about one-fifth more than the fame. r quantity of Engilif acres. The free importation of r tforeign grain would, he thought, be thc ruin of agricul- t turifts, from the great expenfe they ...

... .- - t f .., . - 1-t.A5 t . Ii~ heGazette of Saturday night contains a congratui- latory Address upon the Peace to the Prince Regent b : from the ministers- of the Methodist Societies, first I d estaiished by the. lkte Rev. John Wesley. We have e *t eatracted thc fdlilodtig passage respecting the Slave t n Trade:- t or . :We cannot; hdwsvet, conceal frorm your Royal e Ht Highness, thlat ...

... CO GF, -EXCIIANF, Mlark-Lane, LON DON. r IllrATr, Septerfel/er 12. t We had a very confidetable arrival or new wlhcat this morning from Eller, f~r the moft part of a very in- different quality, thin, and a good deal extrenmely dlinged and finutty. Some famples allo (fronm the wheat having been harvelted in a hurry) come to hand Ionite rough and damp ; the fales for fuch are quite dull, and the ...

... I (Concluded from our paper of Monday last.) E IV. PROOFS ACQtIlRED BY TIHE MILLER. S MrJ. Deane Parker stated, that ie had mills near Canter- ,bury, and hadgroundwheat on hisown account,part of whih n he sold in his neighbourbood and part in the London market. f tle had not generally ground foreign wheat, but in large imn. C t poratoitiis head ground a cbfsiderable quantity. The quali- I I ...

... DJiARKE'T PRICES, A III:IlD M iN. Q'nrtern.I.oaf 9d to I 'It' V;-:i - ;i LI I ;i I lcv . i)r pt a;- c I .isl to 1,1 r ',! - 06 to Barley Dito - I id :o l2d 1? It`,r - ?i Potatuoe , Id to In .--;(I : p, den{.'z1 'l lOt to att - - .o od e SS Ot tO i.i Oatc-,, pen . ..S Ti ;to iT..-iow 16; to ; Bear . .! to '2 L Iay - - lovl to 1- Beet; p-r 1. - 4.o to Sd jinw ?I i ..i t0 5 .o I ttoti - * i .t 1 ...

... Z-ITH IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. f ?? Amatus, from Stromstadt, ?? 802 pieces fir tinmber, 19. 1. 22. deans. 7. 1. 26. battens, 6. 1. 22. deal ends, and 7P0 spars n or masis; for Johusisbn wd Wight. Britannia, from Gortenburgh, with 224 pieces fir timhe, .1 1. 3.9 6. deals, 4. S. 0. deal ends, landed at Prestonpmns, for R. eand-H. Mitchell.-1499lbars iren, to order.-3 0. 0. deal ends, . and 2 ...

... LLOYfl3 MARINE LIST-Sept. is. 1814. The Avon sloisp of war fell i with the Wasp American 5oo-,)p sof war (froit U.'Orient). fin tie 4th inst. between Cape 'cltsr 4odtI;ir.sIe, and after an engagement of.two hours and rwenity; minutes, the Avon sunk. TIhe First, Lieutenant wus killed; the 'Captain and Second Licutenint .wounded; and about eighteen seaniwen killed and ?? lhe crew were iadten oin ...