... are alfo known to havcebeen- an unurual length of time on their pfliage from St. Helena; and a great wrnaber of hsipsofrom America are daily expeaed.' At the general quarter lefrions of the peace, held in and for this town and county, on Thuifday hai, the ...

... between the 4th and 7th inflant, moft of them large veflils. The Topaze frigate is ordered to be fitted for Hall- fax, in America, to bring home to gogland his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Kent. The Sea-Horfe frigate, bearing Sir Richard Bicker- ton's flaglatelv ...

... this under convoy of the Herimes hoop of war, have been met without the Scaw, flanrding over for the coaft of Norway. The -America Ihip Sally, Bunker, 'if Baltimorc,arrived here fron Hamburg, in ballaft; three days ago, but in confequente of orders, returned ...

... QOO I. NWe have he p feafure of obferving that, from the mo- t authentic accounts, there has been an abundant harveft in America., t We are infrirmed that confiderable purchafes .of foreign :grain -we're made at Liverpool, lalil week, for account of ...

... counda.alliffi arriving in any of the a&oursof Grea't Blrfti from. any of the ports ?? or lvaryland, in the United States ii America, eo.perform lquarantine in the fame manner as coming from the Mediterranean. a On Friday the 3z ?? ult. a gentemanl from the ...

... rudder. The Attive, Carpenter, from this port to London, is taken and'carrid into Boulogne. The Kirngfltor, of Hull, from America to Gree- nock, is captured by La Mouche French privateer. Tao life-boats have juft been 6nifhied by Mr. Greethead, at South ...

... aniounling to 350j000 quarters, twgo aniilipn'barrels Or wh~eat.- flour may be exlpened to be brought iittO tins country from America, and even from'Afiica:. this will, in all probability, make that article ft. plentiful in the country, that it will again ...

... irade was- ftop&ed to America, Spain, France, and- Holland, nearly to Ruffia'. At the return of peace a (cene of the oppofite nature took place the Chinefe trade was increafd, extended; the traffic withi Rufliai and with America, fton our' large capitals ...

... living. A mail coach is now eftablihed from Slief field-to' Birmingham; by which means all let , ers for the Weft of-England, America an4, ;| Lifbon, will be eixpedited a, day fooner than r, formerly. - 1 - Several depredations .have lately been com- - mitted ...

... Raoel, both from laiubarg, s itl- OiaC.--E , Elizablth; U latcnt, from Ro terdas,, with ges,5a, Williao, -, .;Fduerled, Bartt America; withiatibtc prazl-oe., Fhail Foreihi - 0, . Smith, G-dwn Nto.Dchitwaod, Blidwin i- i. I Branch Sm.,h both frg HuWahitorg ...

... revenue will be 2ra much affeed. Forltaerly great nunmbers of Fr printed books ufed to be fent (roan this country 'ad to America and other foreign places ; but the exceffive price of books, which has doubled within the lafi ten years, muft compel the ...

... be expefted to lbe ftill cheaper in a fhlort time%. Hremp and ?? have likewile fallen very confiderably. By accounts from America, it appears that during the alt year, fome of our linen rii rchanits sihpped off aconiriderablejuantity of rotten linens to ...