... LE1ITH SHIPPING. A R it I V E D. Dec. 14. Cold.tream Packet, Ord, from London, goods. Wstinoriland, Smellie, from do. ballast. Raven, Staffnrd, from do. gfoods. 25. Fidelity, Norman, from do. ballast. Fitfotur, T'aybr, from do. goods. Agenbria, *inlay, from Berwiclk, barley. C L E A R E D OU T T. Roxhnrgh Packet, Watson, for London, goods. James, Bennet, for Newcastle, do. Leith, M'inyrc, for ...

... ZONDvON PRICIS cue t s , I Coll rA NL 20(2 ,ThiE~ PRICE nF THAI PRfNCIPAL ARTICLES OF MERCHANDIZE. FRIDAY, AIAiCC 13. AELUnap~ton]. 1. 1. S. MNADER p' It. S. i.S. d. Br _z 2 0 fo23 0aDorcc-lsr, 00 tOtT2 6 oa 3 c 18- o o - Omlro 6s5 o-92.6 AL.N1ON o . pCWt. &.G:mene 30 o-6.5 0 B&cylitter 7o- 0-ialo-1 0 ?? ncrtain RootsSrnyrnaIxo 0-12.0 danew 12z 0- 0O0MATS p-h.12o 0- O 0 IC,,1 aIl6 a- 61 xOl0L ...

... We continue to receive accounts from various e quarters, of the mischief occasioned by the late ) storms. The sloop M'George of Kircudbright, firom Dublin, was put ashore near Kirkandrews, in s Borgue, oln the night of Friday se'ennight. Crew saved ; but it is supposed the vessel will be a wreck. A ship, with about three hundred passengers, s from Newry, in Ireland, bound for Baltimore, was ...

... S If I P X E RuS. I I , 11 ~ I -- - ?? rf ?? Nutice has becn l,:nt by quick failing vef- feli to all our foreign Liations of the cfcape of fquidron of the enenmy's (hips from B3reft-. 'li Imnmoit;jli!c frii.atc was difpatcbed from the Clianaclict with the intelligence to Lord Keith ; and the Penguin armed ihip has been fent out to 'ndia. The Purfer and Gunner of thre Cormo rant are arrived in ...

... SHIP NEWIS. , PLYM; Ir, April 16. Laftevening arrived the brigantine Beaver, Connor, from Oportc to Hull. This vefrel was on the i2th intl. about four o'clock, A. M. captured by the Braave French lugger privateer, of 14 guns, and 7.n men, and the French Commanler ordered all the crew, ex- cept Capt. Connor, a Portuguefe, and 2 boys, to quit the Beaver, and he put on board a prize matter, and ...

... IMPOR FS AND EXPORTS AT LEJTH!, The week ending Och xg. 180!, IMPO R TED FROM rPET-R SU RGI a, eto-imh be.-p 92o:-0o ost ?? o86 ealks Uud2eeN7,7d fa 45 teon eat$ tol! see So doz f~rreefd/errirs 19 itets ieals 20/seet P010:12 Uniai ejf br//es 2 tals D'tto 240 Lath 'wood Soio pieces D1itto s-1atuorn De.!/endz 1-3 - ?? 4) tto I:2:14 OGao urn 8:o00 'A//scsi 61 Calks Pota/jee ro eacfko Ruias/ linen ...

... . ARR1VA T.C h %T\CftRT5 ARRIVALS AND IMPORTS Aug. xS. Aurora, M'Kirdy, from Newfoundland,. -with 301 caflks feal and 30 caiks cod oil, I cafk blub- ber, 6177 feal kins, 6 cow and ox hides, 3j7 cwt. dried cod fith, and Yx deals. - Montezuma, Bovd, from St Lucia, with oS° ilhds. fugar, 131 bales cotton wool, and 3oo bags cof- fee. - Jane, Anderfon, from Halifax, with 25 tons birch and ano tons ...

... IMPORTS AND EXPOR S AT LEITH, - . . AI AjJX .1 J . The week. endingr gd January goo. _- MMP OR ITED F r)1M )y H ?? PRT.ERSIIURGR, RagI i6o btls Lindr~eed Flax S tons Os Gertn7eaLiten ii:o:8 ells les'-b 11eimp 280:o:o wt 1- Oak Tiu/ser aa9 pieces Ta&i-to 26 cals ,arrel Staves 20:oi 0 3REMEN e Dto gs91:o:o C070 soens -260 C D/itto 20:0:0 EMBDEN, C_ -to ,linn Barley 3oo qrs e- IZoodifoops 680 ...

... . CE paucr or SUCAR, eopftptef frong the I Ae made g the week ending the sift day of I'll m opi 47g. 6d. per Cwt. excluhive of theI ,dsee nanrh ernno fun :r isplcr p or payable therton on the -m, ait°; ?? into GreaL Britain. ?? AVERAGE 5'RICES Or c.RATV, Gl. ?? e7th Diftridt, by the Qtartcr of k: k-atitter bufhiels, and of Oatmeal per boll of i. i cots Troy, of the four weeks immediately pre- ...

... The following flatement of our trade with gkufia, will fhow which of the two counties will. fuffer moft by the interruption of the trade between Great BIitain and that Empire: SRoH- Ve talek from Ruffia and Sweden about 0o,ooo tons annually ; one third is from the latter country. Our own forges produce about 5;gooo tor s more ; a [top being put to the im- portation will be an encouragement to ...

... PARTICULARS OF THE CAPTURE OF THE KENT INDIAMAN. From the Itndia Telegraph of the j8th Ocober.t On Sunday laft accounts were received in town (Calcutta) of the capture of the Hon. Company's (hip Kent, Capt. Rivington, after 9a engagement of confiderable duration with the Confiance, Captain Surcouff, off the Sand Heads. The following particulars we have -;opied from The Mirror. On Tuefday ...

... S FIIP NEWS. e As our readers may be anxious to know the ftrength and difpofition of the Britifli fleet - under the command of Lord Keith, we be- . lieve we can give them an accurate account of it. The whole force under his Lordfhip's command confills of thirteen [hips of the line, feven of which are under his immediate or- 1 ders, and are fuppofed to be cruizing off I Alexandria, or for, e of ...