... ., ?? 7 , . ?? ?? ?? Bari'sle 311tellignice. 'he All.11VALS.-At ATreI1,ngd1, on th~e 15th of Jauli, The 'he Isabella, Ezart, of and from this port. g thle is Several vessels bound for the Baltic, have gone down h thle Humber to join convoy in Griinsby Roads, and ace I ly expected to sail from thence the first fair wind, Si lag The Lords of the Admiralty heave appointed a con. voy for the John ...

... I. I S.., ?, v 41 4.wp? I D. Z$ ?? I ro-nf, -oipr a rzd.-4,athrt, Woods. frnom Tienincen. Wci!SeirO, 3euseu. f10r.OfLoz'so3ti04. Mereuriss ahirods, !from iefle: INOtihnue, trs' dfi'vsr s en; &ties sa. Sis' from Daust;ig. - 1'lesix, Al ly'; fror ndorfckosll. Neptnus, Olso., fromK,4rogogrs, Alfbio. I~ilkus; Walker Loliua0n; rlcbard. lardy. al l fr', I ArebIgel. Zsvey Niymph, Dahl, from ...

... of! CORNMEXCIIANGF, Mark-Lane, LONDON, oa- IOI XI .JND~r, October 2. lie ' We vwere rather dull after Monday in last week, for n, wheat in particular, both as respects the sales for the e mealing trade and for the export. The market opened ts his morning with much briskness for thle finest runs of s iEex and Kentish wheat, but at no advance in the pirices nt jall other descriptionc remained ...

... . AGRICULTURE-CORN LAWS-COMMERCE. ; (Continued frk7n our last.) If we buy corn abroad, when we have as mucb of our .,own as we can consume, it must inevitably cause a glut in the market. A glot in corn is infinitely more in-jurious tlitan one in other things. A glut in merchandime and wanaefactures is soon got rid of, by a partial suspension of inporting, or manufacturing; but a glut in corn ...

... HULL, OCTOBER 5, 1807. stre Ica . t * a % ilv e' IJltttl, ?? - it.iRiiVAL-AtE 1ew-llorki, on thme 1 9th up%'AgUit, 'nip- Hardware, Lav , from this port. The next convoy for the Baltic ispetitioned for the e loth instant, instead of the 8th, as mentioned in our last, and-will be the last this vear for the Russian ports. -His Majesty's' ship Trusty is under 'orders -to call in ; the Hurnbei ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT, AUGUST s. to e Fax ?? 1 2-ds. a 1201 (It Narva do. ' 2I~n. - ry Riga Pk'tThsas. Rak.j do. do. samp. a125'l. Sr -I ~ruana Rak, i Y Hem .. Petersburg-Clean 100l. In Ot(4irlot 9.il. at Hf. Clean 951. ' Riga Drmtna 109I.a 104I. Ig ._ Rhine ?? 1011. es 0- ?? . . 981. *e .--Dru'a~a Paa . 9SIg. per 7n. le - CComoos Pass | Cr ' - Cdilla . . .: Iron .. RussianCCInDOIdSahle 281. g * ...

... S RIP NTE WS. ARRIVALS.-At Standgate Creek, The Berry Castle, 10 Hunter, from Malta.-A.t St. Petersburg, The William, ur Bateman; Ocean, Ware.; Lavinia, Pelter; George, IV Roberts; Brothers, Collinson, and Salamanca, Rose, all ,h from this port; Lord Wellington, Hall, from Cadiz.- ,i. At Oporto, The Sophia, Burstall, from this port.-At St. Thomas's, The Regent, Briggs; Dwiaa, Hallin, and ...

... BANKRUPTS' an cb hoFre the Gazeie of Tueiday, Alovveieer 10. . John Garnel,sen. of Cliester, money scriv'ener-.o ni P Harding. of St. James's'street, Middleiex, bookseller- eId George. Kirkham, of lancaste0F' Ime rchant--John Barraclough, of North Bierley, Yorkshire, shopkeeper. an James Bradshaim and Thomas Bradahia` of Lancaeter, M tallow-chandlers-Corneliur Hewitt, ofi Kingston upon. tr ...

... SHIP IYEWS. .J I P JVb6W &N AaIuvALS.-Al St. Peteraiurg, The Helena, Schntrnan; Brothers, Jenkinson; ind Young William, 'Stephenson,t all front this port.'4t f;rdeter . The Betsey, Nightingale; Pomona, Nicholson, both from Petersburg.-At Awxrer- dz, l he Lord Nelson, Liricolrifrom tilis lvorn r The Orlando frigate, Captain Clavell, wlich is the fit a ship that has been rendered completely ...

... . I -- - - Nt, .-,Q Alar -1 MVEiitt .' , 1 n't's. ? q .- -.1. ? I ?;. ? . ''. I aor 7 W at pt titiirex in siiittig to our readerds, nd Whb will all firiid if' ith ds;,thefhllowiIlg satntment of cy %e ptodnceiof tstnuif6d theuafer wihich ended tbe soth iidstantj together withA stiteme'nt ftheiro. ed dutde of the corrdsponding; quarter Ist year. bth0DUO~ Clil oF iE tnEV.st'1 oF i1AT BiiTAINt ...

... - ~, Mo ~ Iheirs duVWedlfdAyi nd F ridguyifl, zhas'etn ~herii ýPki has nvfii l'.lth~tii otereA biiained and'thei'zadiaeds WI f l)e a larthfiea l tii~ieiys. llew:tlclibeane canme'to hanld so fu~h lamen~ta~bl coi4i tiin,:tbhatl.arge, qioatitie - haiv¢ bee fii from 2;lAs ,tOj 28-pet?*qua?re. Inor dthofe wivhieh hae be:en ldightl y kiln di.led1h ..i cotintry feio tchij4 a jtsdet thf of th old: ...

... hf SHIPS' REPORTS, h From the 10th to theU16t Jani nary, 18i9, both inclusive, tr iS Margaret, Sutton,. Hamburg, B 201-D2 lasts 312 bags, wheat, 77 bales dA ie Fortuna, Juil, Corsoer, F 66-295 qrs; barley 530 bags wheat, 20 qrs. peas. A 't Laurine Mlathilde, Anderson, Stubbekiobisg, F 9;!-305 qrs.,barley, 105 fa qrs. tares. J. r. :Karen Heding, Itanberg. :Kioge, F 60-t0= qrs. barlev. m o ...