... Bourdeaux on the 24th nit. and had not made a tingle capt ore The Mailer of an American (hip, the Char- lotte, of Portluiocsh, in America, airived at Cowei, two days ago from Virginia, laden wsili tobacco for a market, dates that on the arith ult. being then in ...

... are Itill of opinion that the negotiations at Paris will not be for a partial but for a general peace. Courier. A mail from America arrived this morn- ing, brought by -he Lciceller packet. The letters by the mail contain no news of impor- tance. Accounts ...

... pounds were paid at try: Stamp-office, for a (ingle legacy-flamp. Wcareforry tr. learn, by letter, received yclterday from America, that the yellow fe- ver has again mad? its appearance in tiie> houthern btsti-sof thst Republic. The foi - lowing is an extract ...

... barrel. Fine dour, Imported under the fame condL mm, at £1,. per barrel Rice, imported from the *ilt indie,, at 601 and Ireim America, it 35,. the cwt Alter which the feveral bill, cidcrcd to be brought iii Jrflerday, wire introduced and read a lull time. ...

... artieing in any of tlie harbour* of Great Britain from any ofthe port* of Viigttiia. or Maryland, in ih* United Stales of America, ate to perform Quarantine in the fime mariner at fh'pi com* irig from the Mediterranean, Ye ?? ih the Houfe of Commons, Mr ...

... abioasl : rtll other grain (eac.pt rye) Mr t>«l.l ?? a t undanf fan oafli r»i.ti of the Continent of Eatrupe. The l.irvdl in America, both of wheal and lice, hai Keen unulually plentiful. Tllf IndftJlnifj-inj bounty, now prispofeil io be |ivrii, ii confident ...

... exp*ct the arrival of tbe Hamburgh ;naili. Cot'tm. The expedition under Sir Home Pophaxn, is laid lobe He- (lined to South America, where it ib believed that they will perform valuable fervice. In the Hoafe of Commons on Thurfday, Mr. Abbot's population ...

... actually engaged. Apply to ' ' KNOXandrtAY. Hull, January^jlh, \too. LIVERPOOL. ~, Nov loading fer NEW-TGRK, American Ship America, (A Conftant Trader) Wfc ST . J OHN WATSON, Mafler, JE-WGmm*. Ru ] ** in 280 Tons. A confiderable Part of ber Cargo being ...

... longer to over- look fe fwe and ample a fetwee of nation*! ?? ir.d plenty, row ihat our poar are Oarving, and. we obliged to America, or other foreign nation*, fer a feamy, rxpeuiive aa^ very uncertain fupply of one of th* moft impcrtaot BANKRUPTS. - n! ~«i; ...

... hundred and thirty-three bar- rels, atrd fix hundred and twenty fix half bar* reis of flour, have arrived at Liverpool from America ?? On New Year's day in th« evenh^ at Rhflgn Heflop, of Acorhb, near York, was returning from Hunfingore, near Wetherb'ji ...

... caufed a con- fiderabic depreflion in our fupds for tbe laft foor or five days. The intelligence received on Sunday from America ...

... SMITH and STANLEY, Livctpool. Li: trpeef, at/, fSoi. LIVERPOOL. f Novi Jjoadrng Jor NEW-TORjCt ' - ViTSx. ?? c Anierican Ship America, JKlk-, (A Conftsnt Trader) E£ JOHN ?/ ATSON, I4t&#, .JUflUWat-Rurthen ISO Tom. A confiderabie Part of/ her Cargo befog engaged ...