... a faN=-o - ' '-},,.' 'S~f7i7.; i¢S',t~ itv iftl ., i - *,, M6Nftql lo oviAwft Otaae qplksi ol' *h~t,: asa.sieltt a*!-d Ih grhin, -itit ,generafl; hive 'fallent o!featglv ,or .tt tlsa tit 1)' deahie .daye, Rndti,'he sh'ew, -'f. .hiad~'s.; . e wM . tteter mseCgnsicendr .n poiht elf ilianly .; lb sthew tl buiyers bing a~lsjs ab sc41ny~i lpfsper~itia teie halr wa.1 ,very anit xewea;n,^gt.* -Moa ...

... SHIP.. N EW S. -4 a, .. -- - Prft arribal ftam oeurniant. Ihe Shaots n, Capt Relah. arrived yesterday evening from Greetland,witl I I hsh. 130 tuns: she has signalized herself by heing the fir.t arrieal at our port this year. from the fisherie: The Shannon reac!.ed Jhe country on, the 161h April; thick weather neailv the whole of.Mav and June, with. strong Sou herlv*-vrindset hft the ice on ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, Saturday, Atig. 14. ! LIST OF BANKRUPTS, ' Y (With thc Deoecription copied verbatim from the Gazette.) - Merlin Ewvals, of Lwrencc Hill, in the parish gf Saint Philip and Jaeob, in thecrountv of Gloucester,'baker, d. c. to sur., S Alu. 51, Sept. 1, at 12, and 25, at i, at the Comnocrcial ,1 Tloors, Bristol.-Atts. Mlessis. Harris, Bristol. ; 'Matthaew Wrighit, of the city of ...

... -w,-?-a? I wis sic th s wes4ward iofeed t'h e m re a tio d69 ja * ed ikCiEfrohl *%h~.kiu aubQ eid currikency. undalritie-it.^ Sil,:Aht2iy ii ,sto'val .tbllprie lf , bs:ehe fg oregpzri ui i&wn .v e- a ariprt being thing kiqtd d esmuch for iair ik at 'he ,*bs; there bee been nD ctnsdevalae adE~bsq,-. awise dance thwsd~yreenoeS hfIllS decflan prsevs3:rtas6- las coy brin k in the'htnirig, at I ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, Sattrdaly, July Si. LIST OF BANNKRUPTS. (Withthe T loseripticu ootsi ederbathis hum tetczttc.) Joshua Tylor, of Marshlielsd. is the couttv of Glseerstrr, neatmalI, d. e. to suir. Aug. l2, II, anid Sept. 11, at 12, at the Conanecciatl Rooms, flsi.tol.-Att. Hct!ig, r hippiog _ Sodburv. ,) Stephen tMiller, of Emswortb, in the county of Sosuthasnpton, rucnand sill-iltaker, I. c. to ...

... Arctic -t oter li I Mt r 4 MICUL2VRd i .f PORrf5er L2 d( d The lale haii.sctormns haste done conideralile daarcaze in m d varioistparls oftheitecoou ry,.paartcuarly -Norfotk, SufiIk, arr s, laild Iasex; lti ae beeb far miore geleral and- meroe th e calamitous upon thcCoJitiuentowhere, however, the corn of and frui, crops re said to be unIvjersilly abundant. har o Sheep-shearing has -finished ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, Satiurday, Aug., 7. IL, llST O1 BANKRUPTS, at (With the Description copied verbatim from theGazette.) ?? Joseph Robinson, late of Liverpool, in thc county of Larcaster,| in joiner, builder, d. c. to sur. Aug. 23, 25, and Sept iS, at ,I ait thle Geo~rge tan, Liverpool.-Att. Morrow, Liverpool. at Thomas Waterhouse, of the parish of Sedgley, in the countyI of Stafford, nail ...

... t ftr(cultutral t commercial amecklE armotee. i1 - - to 'Co t N-EXCHANG lF, Maik-Lane, LON note,. f}'' Morenjr, 4sgWt 16. m aOr tnatirets for wheat had to great- brikness so-days b I otwiihstanding the fresh eupply was fbr bhsrt of what e ' had been lookedt for, and ip0 respect In the new crop ie :improwed in qsality, from tile show of last week, the Y, prices were envirely without aIterrtion, ...

... 1 griruulra1 X~ Ivm crcfaTid31ff I C O IUN-.FXCXGHAN(; ffi, -Mlark-La-ne, tfDS .Mas4r, Jr!. - We lad man bhnvers of wteat on trtday. 'smaiket at an early hotsr, hut frnsM the-general ezruberansce of 7the supply, anOd he flatteringrappearaticerof thfweather. the qales were nat effcrted without art abateement ,f ao '2. per quarter frtrn the terms inentioned lAse. Monday; ,ite quaity was monily ...

... S-H I P NEp XV-SG S-H&,P -NEWS -~+,#, I,: Se 2Errflha1s.-* Gi&rtanr, The Gainsbr&,, Aistborpt, a- from London.-A: Airhanges tbe Regesr.t Clark, frtro en Lynn; Sirneon, Baillie, from Grinuby-4s Whig4p, 1L 8 Fame, Jones, with 03a( (where site remains for oider-li s Providence, Smith, with flar and hemp; both from Riga -At Archangel, on the 25th June, The Henry, Kirkull e- Samsuel Baroett, Murray ...

... HULL .CORN.MARKET, Ta vauRsDr, 4ugusl 3.' le Few farmers have atteinded to-day, in conqcquence of being engaged with their harvest, wbici is ntw generally es commenced in Holderness, and with .a very few buyero, te bas caused the trade in wheat, to be extremely dull, Sd and at a reduttionof about 3t. per qr. Several samplos ,si of new oats are ofe/red, whlichi appear fine, but not io our ,i ...

... ..o ?- ?-. 77'S - iO-. IV 9 w IS, - m ?! I . , 1A;LE FISHERIES. No~ htrthei~ eteters of iniporyanre hiare ht'rn receeive ffspertintg'tbe fisheri*~, sinrce ofr list, There is a report f artlttr v-eiiei hteiag- lot -at 1tjasias Straiis, but we jfieve it-to hal eTlnirely void bZ rfoundation, ~Arrivedat r'thit port fromn :tl'e Straire-The John. ewhafii, vrith so flb. St30 butts Iieyo, 1ettoi, 16 ...