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... HI -JL JAN. 2 115. I-P- N:S. A t.iPXALS:A 'AtwerbiT Neptune, Meldruti'; and Thomas, Nalhni from this port.-At Bremens The Apollo, Ltucltino, fros- this port.4-At Hamburg', The .mEnauel, Wilke, and Vesta, Peta, both from this port. -At Gravsa'end, The Liberty, Carkl, from Petersburg. -At GotheAbura, The Allianlcen, - ;.- and Carl lohan, Vlolran(i, both from this port.-At Sicwh,,m, The Oden, ...
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... .HUIjL- JAN. 9,- 1815. 4 . 'arI suizp .NaSWS AittIVALt-,A Gravesend, The Maida, Driver, from . Petersborg.-Aet Cxhaven, on ths 28tk ult., The Treore, r Fett, from this port, fur Harnburg.,t A 'filerp, The I Asia, Gibson, from this port. The Richard, Mentrup, of this port, fromt Dantzig I to Loudon, was stranded near Dantzig on the 8th u.I Crew a~llsaved, 51he Hailliday, Snowden, from Riga to ...
... HULL, JAN. 10, 181 . ro,~~~~ ift2 ...
... CORN-EXC{ANG F, Alark-Laile LONDOV, | MOmDAr, JgnUdry 9. . Our markei t coutnued in a very dull and declining state after Moncay in last week, particularly as to bar- ley and oatl, whereof we had a very great iflux from the northern and eastern districts. 'Thin morming we had again an abitiodant supply of wheat, and a nittch. 'e larger proportion of spring corn from Essex, Su1folk, 1, atd Kent ...
... HULL,5 JAN.239, 181-. SHIP N.EWS. AxsIVALs.-Ag t.1e Texel, The Vrow Jantje,Spander- man, from this port-d-t Memel, Sophia Wilhelm, HoIhorst, from this port. The Sophia, Burstall, which sailed fromn hence for Shields, the 16th inst. has returned with the loss of an anchor. The Trhistle, Mirk, for Glasgow; and the Stafford, Thompson, for Leith; which sailed from this port, on the 15th irst. put ...
... CORN-EXCHANGE, Mark-Laiie, LoNDoN, In - Aymnosiir, Janaary 16, A partial demand sprang up in oum m srker for wheat on Friday, which took off a little superGioe 1 nei!ish and some quantity stat of the best of the foreign car goes, at an alvance upon rMionday's prices; bitt iliert was no continuance ,af it thiA morel t, sand the last currency was scarcelf-stlpported for anv, Spritnrcsrn, and ...
... S HIP NEWS. ARRIVAL5s.-Af Graveisvdi TIhe Minstrel, Jackson, i from the Cape of Good Hope; and Pocklington, Sant c son, from Antwerp -At Antiwerp, The Ann, Gib-on, from this port.-At Pillau, The Colus, Jansen, and Ariadne, Blank, botl from this port.-At Lefth, The York Ptcket, Morrison; from this port.-sA Lirlo the iI 41/i ihst. The Jason, Isaac Houlder, of and from this poft. The Barrick, ...
... |:CO IN-EXCHANGF, M'lark-lane, LONDON, r, JW1rONDAr, Janiary 2°3. f Oor market exhibited a very asanty supply of most d articles this morming, and that chieflv by land samples t from Essex and Kentt, from whence few vevse's were in turn'; under his impression, wirh the iidditional n fear that the state of the veat her wssosld also militate lt against further arrivals, we had aBn eager demand ...
... I CORN-EXCHANGE, Mark-Lane, LOUDOm, IMO'DA'r, Jsaniare tl. We had sn eager demand for wheat the latter end of last week, with an advance in the prices of about 2s, per quarter, but this affecied chiefly the foreign car. goes on halud,thlere beinglitile fresh up from any part. Thisrmorningwe liad ome small arrivals from the csi. finent, and an abundant shew by laud aRmple frosnt Essex and Kent, ...
... S.hIP NEWS . -- ARRIVALS.-o01 O/1irto Bar, The Qambier, Smithi from hence on the 4th ult. and was .expected to get over the Bar om the everaing of the tOth.-At Zainr, on tf/a 2Sf/a eif Xov. The Charles, Grayburn, of this6port.- ,t eison, 'rhe swift, Dearman; and Naicy, Irvin; both from this port, on the 14th ult. 'I'le Nancy, Irwin, it the Bay of Biscay, was struck by a hesvy sea, whicl; did ...
... CORN-EXCIIANGE, Mark-Lanme, LostDON, I ~~~~JI'10,VDfr, Frboua~zu 6. The extreme feantinefs of fupply at this market, after Monday laft, and the prevailing opinion that the further importation of all corn except oats will ceafe at thc clofe of next week, under th, natural operation of the old law, which we believe to be perfe9tly correct, gave us all ad- vancing price on Wednerday and Friday ...