... HULL , ;-Feb. 23di, 1818. . ' v £ , 6- . ' s NWSa . S HI - P. JV EK If S. Antisv.%1s-At Hamburg, The Friend*; fagger; Mary, Lawsote;--At Cuxhavuni, The. Thetford, blFoch ;-At aiWon, The Providence Goodwill, Briggs; all from this pnrt.-At Plymouth, The Vine, Jackson, from Charente, for this port. The John of Guiio, MI ee,. from Malta, (eipecied for Grimshy,) and the Hercules, Pasley, from ...

... 1U1L, June 15, 1818. iA SHIP Xs ' . I'-. Agrl- - . bay-- -- Ai- . . P I -: ml, AaRIVLS15Hedgee k~sdsoa he lit February, The Lord CzthcattFerridbi0ornm.L..qfldtxb:Z-poke on 'The ~ jautr ,(n the Bay of Ifedjgal) 'tbelb .- - 0f atd irlinr Brital,- t0&_Calc~utta al1 well-At Liston, en ~,h lot It. The Charilet H-laU~itod Abtrdeen, Donaldson, ,11 6iuuta, on the s4th lt.bnr,ri;' 14Beisey, Mallery , ...

... HULL, .Jwly 13, 8s18. - II- - A III ArIVALS -At Stagate Creek, The Allies, Fowler, from Leghorn -At 1.ynn, The Vestal, Hesletine, from Memei _At Hamburg, rhe Thomas atid Ann, Hodgson, fItm Nisbecli; Rochdale, Forman, from London.-At cdi, fThe Betsey, Mallery, from t15is port, last from Jilbos i Gravesed, T he Union, Dean, from Peters. g Perkios, Lister, fronl Hamburg; Ellergill, Luke, burom ...

... I ' II -ITi. CORN-£XCfl 4.N;cF: Js Marok-an,.ttOr .Corn in'general remaimed iquite a.s deirlbros#hng die- 4hdle:o Iitst.'weck, anSI Ylheat iu pa cjhr ratheri ad- vandced sin; 1t'rit~laYs,~f~e)n~ r'J B we lre .wlh-IA, ne' ~w year.. Thw58florning, wl Iapplied froi 'the toreig, porni, and moderatej7 4s from ourown diou'icts,4ieir %ve now 'see sam'piesof thel present cro :of' every ipfcieitr, ...

... CO RN-EX(CHANG'., l Xark-L4ne, LommO , ,. e kW Movb r, Jan , 12. - I V7.r' _ ,i, Ier m-rl -nr GL A- : 10- o v D iAO r, Ualwarry 12. i ro- V.e had hot Mukchl coran fresh up of any iort ,a'fter un- MooAy ih b sr week, nfir had we.q-ccaipu to notice ao;' nto. maserial aestiin fiorn' ctrreficy of that day; al- vas hnough the trade in ger,'iral was dull, Fscept for oats.. Ull- This morning we had a ...

... |1 BULL, £S'etvp 28, 1818, I ' ' ..mee: __ I b~iv ,odutb, e. en&sa I t- I r I It i I I r fI t I I F 0 o ? I I 51 S 5, it if C e It h y e t e I .AaaRrAT.s- Sc I -esa, The Redbaorn, Sltstit j this P-ort, from Cnsrtantincst4ie.-4ft Archiaget, The Iwd Welflngton, Beown, in severneen days from lingtu Bay; Sisters, Finuingtey, froui Grisbby.-. .. e . 'the Gemin, Popplewell; Thorp Arnold, Fjoies ...

... HULL, Nov. 9, 1818. 11~~~~~_ , * Mebip Tvfb or *iA Memelc, The.Netofr. Tov. A RIVA Ls-At Memel, The. Neotor, Arkincnn-A KiZi, The Norfolk, Lakee; from Lvnn.-At O 1ont, lh the Ibis, Smith, from London-It Londert, The Pro-,dere Smith, from Riga; Robert, Campion, from Archsangel; Stake~piy, Wheatley; Skelton, COlb-trn; Bonito, Gfa. ,. land; from St. Petersburg; Active, Popplew'ell brem ...

... - - ; n, p -EWm S. e ARRIVALS -At -SiB Zuc,4 an the 4th .,t The p and -Aun. Martin ,-.k eurg, The- Staines, S 'both from Loi~don.-Jt. Coti e, The p, Sherlock, from' Britol and'Cardiff Jenny Scotlnd ~from, Villa tBarbadoeu Packer, a k from Barbados; .Ngncy, Anderson, frontjaO e n Tamres, Tlae Beverjey, Hutchinson, from -Ha 's AA iramhi.the C-astlperdOwai Fvams; John, Btnningts - bls from ...

... zorfulltuval t commercial wterfilp Regiow - 1 CO RN-EDXCJIA? N( Mar k-Lane, LONDO7, AIoN).r, June 1. We have been qiiite thiinly supplied with cDrr, of our u own growth slince londay the 25th of May, and the importations from Ihe Continent have not been so large as heretofore; a revival consequently took place towards the latter end of lant week in th e prices of most articlei, and the trade ...

... --,..-, CUrflon.mauuf3cturer- HULL, Feb. 161hk, 1818. S~iP N~fwS. I st ro s ,; Af E W .a- AlztsvALS,-.4 the Cov e of Can, The Samuel Whitbread. PoStill, from New Brunswick fio Liverjiool. A.t eai, The Kingston, Collinson, frnm this port, for Iarmaita- At PortsMoth, Tile Ruby, Chapmara, from ibhis port, fra Zant e.-TAt HarnIqg, The George, Tllreeadgold, wil h lossi of anchor 23id cahle;-Al ...

... CORN -EXCHANG F, Mayrk-Laile, LONDON, it .-- a- I - Tr Al, i I S. the W' have had sone further arrivals of wheat, barler; but and oats (foreign) since our last, but the supply of grairl ing general of our own growth has beet scanty, nor is ai there to-day any considerable accession of flour from tl!e coast. Superfine £ssev and Suffolk- sheat, white es- es pecially, sold quite freely this ...

... 1 icultural I, CallilErrcaIWI Pt r I1 , I -- - .g e ; ORl.N-EXCIIA\N(:VE Mtsarl-Ttane, LoNujo-4, AI(ONIAr, .Mareh (2. The niealing trade t1his morning was t siroughl~I brii` fur sudr wheat as our huyers are disposed to take off for the finer uces, at an advance of 2s. per quarter in general. or even more in particular cases; but ordinary red wheat. and suchi white as mlight be erpected tosell ...