... lv*s*. was sataly de-lsves asi is: a daoghter. ...

... a,— - I 'oriftian, Harriion, fro.o .feoiel for Worilngttm, timber. Olive, Stafford, from Brei.en lor ?? lir-en. K— fadaitrv, r-autar, frnni Dront.lem far Bc!!oll deal, ComVcs'-e, Aisss'a.-.. from do. Ic-r do do. j,.-.r.„ Carliile, is-.i.i do. f-r do. kelp and deals. I , '.telhCl, Joluv.'oa, frosit Di.u Stra.t-, '.at Tim tl.TLer.' ?? Au.i,' F-i.ea-,' •>--• Go. se.a.arg r Cavlifie, iron ...

... A letter from Portfmouth announces the Wafe arrival of the Weft India fleet, nearly So A fail, under convoy of the Invincible, of 74 guns, and the Flirt floop. The fleet from Peterfburgh under convoy tl of the Favourite floop has arrived at Brid- v 1 lington. I A convoy is appointed to fail from Hull for Hamburg, Bremen, and Embden, on the 2d of September. Six veffels havre been gallantly cut ...

... SHIIP NEWS. FAtNIOUTH, Augufi 23. Salled the Walfingham packet, Capt. Ro. berts, for Lifbon, with the mail of the a9th imlu. The Princefs Charlotte, with the Lee- ward IHland mail of the 20th infl. has receiv- ed her failing orders, and will proceed to fea to-morrow. YARMOUTh, Augult 24. This morning the Monmouth appeared at tl'e offing, and boifted a fignal for the Raifon- able to join her, ...

... LONDON— August 29 The Martin Hoop of war has arrived at Yar- mouth from Eifmeur, by which we learn that the Danes are extending and improving tlieir fortifications and batteries, in which they are even erecting furnsices for the purpofe ot heating Ihot. Tioops are alfo marching from all quar- ters to the moft vulnerable points, and meafures of defence are taking in every quarter to repel any ...

... COR. N XEXCHANGENDO.7 AV -in rC vs icy-a ::fampe ?? Cjfn ai ?? aziee orir'on~day, i,9hichs .added to tbse ?? A. ;f ' -ofarvdft weather, 1Weat, rof fromp- roeT Yto IaS. peroqsarrer,-, veiBaeley, Beansand npeafe, 'e are ?? dearer ,iF~ine Oats-, ;weet ,o~fitarly it 'he orrt raeZ Ing at an advance of 2s. -per am5r; buttowards ?? d' noon, theywere'xrttch the tfame' asbon' the precediahk r Frida ...

... SEiP NEWS. . i ?? eao~rhe~A S this 1~, , snilt Sharp, of: nd f'ri Dv Hornb Fame, BrommsttI Ddo, kirkus'; Hi;nd, FBilmit Dian MafHind, Farthing- Allbion, Jackfon; bla4,,M-afbam!.Minerv-a, Gate -Ellifojls, W-tdliff! Philcithea, Fea; 'i.tr~ CI re FvurtIel and Barbara, Boq1e,-au 11- from - a o I ire, Bellh lye have ;mucb pleaifre i'n snouncig the fafe' arrival of the Jamaica fleet, which paffed b ...

... ;tQA AUG US'T :AIEETING. . TH 'IIE- WEEK', SPOR'T COMP.LZE. . A JrONDA:Y, Augs]) ?? Majdf'i~s. tOOgs. 1IvJ f~;r all ages; fotur year olds slit. 41b. 6ive-; year olds sillt 61b. fi-year olds zxft. and aged axft. ilb.-4 miles. Mr iohnuon's Sir Solomon', yrs old -0 Mr ?? 4kpplegarth,, j yrs old - 0 o 'Sir H., 1%%illiamrnl's nHoiieycomb, 5 yrs old * o 3 :. toW4 on Sir Solomon. ;SEGOND YEAR.- A. ...

... huLI; S'IP NEWS. PForeign Jlitp arrived. Auguli Z2. Mary Frances, BEnnry, fron Peterf. btfg, with hem p, flax, &c- Holdernefs, Barchard, from Merel, with timber, &c. Ctitharine, Robin. fon ; Ameticus, Schultz, both 'from IXoningiburg, with yarn, wlicat, &C. Vso',k Antje, Boer, from, Embden, with wheat, &c. Rodney; iln-mphn. frorn Memel, with tirmber, &c. Sea. l , -Bell --S. Centwrion, Brambles ...

... Copy of the T,.,lhh Tranelalian „f a tetter f.am Sir ?? Srr. lll to C.r.eral Menc, ?? , in OieJ ,f Ac from ■Jaffa, dated June iS. iScO. the letter which you did mc the honour to write of date the 2orh Tune. At th. moment when I cstpeiied to fee General Kile 1 er under the happier* aufivices, and in the mofl: agreeable circuml-.ai.ces, I learn with the news of bis tragi.-..) death. I iniiarsrfy ...

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... . The foreign and domeftic debts ofthe United States of America on the :ft of January, 1800, amounted to 70,403,820 dollars 30 cents. Cafn aod bills in the Treafury at that date, 2,710,823 dollars. Of the foreign debt, 39,52.;. dollars was due to Holland; 294,014 to France (iince li quidated) and 8,700 to Spain. The prefent go- vernment lias contra-sted a debt of 10,786,100 dollars, ar.d ...