... BALANCE OF TRADE BZETWEEN ENGLAND AND RUSSIA. To fie PRINTER of tbe HULL PAGKZT. SIR, T BE following flatemenst of our Trade with T Ruifia, will (hew which of the two countries will fciffr molt by the interruption of the trade be- tween Great Britain and that Empire. Iron-MWe take from Ruffia and Sweden about 5o,ooo tons annually ; one third is from the latter country. Our o wn forges produce ...

... SHIP NEWVS. Several Danilh veffels have lately been cap- I f tared in -the Weft Indies by our cruizerb.-t Some late letters from Jamaica announce the 1 arrival there of feveral prizes to the Sans Pa- C rie], Tifiphone, Lark, &c. t The Dafher privateer, which lately fuflain- b ed a very gallant adtion in the Weit Indies a with a Spaniti fchbpnoe of fuperior force, we lament to hear is reported ...

... PLYMOUTH, FEB. ?? the Swediffi veffel Maria Elizabeth, Captain Leeffrohi, laden i'ith wine ahd foal), from Malaga bound ?? detained by La Suflfitante iloop of war; alfo the WilheaCalt. tailn Matfon, fro(n Alicant bound to ILambro', laden. with barilla, detained by the Expedition hired armed cutter ; tlic latter is alfb arrived here, with volunteer feannen frori Waterfordfr the navy. - Arrived ...

... - copN.-Axel-lAxot, The narket vefterday, was exicealngly dhl,.particularly in . the tower Thricd whceats. Alniolt all nraufatdqie is at a nahnd from the vaist of -alcs of the new tmieal f{t would be a moft de- firable rhi grif t ?? the Houli'eof Conmonswould .take lmnafurfs forthwith to'.zfcertain the operation of the new atlnutc, fio !9 to crnablc them to anoulince to the tradc, -either ...

... SlHfP NEJV ne _ r . T , ; 1Yeflerday avivce was receive-'3of ahe ?? arrivaf of ' the (hip Adventure, South-fea-mai, offI. Dorer, ?? from the IHtand of St. Helena, vwhich ~plaace fe lefton the 20th day: of Decimber. 'We learn that the follow- holneward.bound EaftfJoIdia fitips failed from-St.' I-Ielena for Englaod, prior to the departure'of the Ad- venture from tle faid I3lland, riz. The' fhip ...

... 1:01, 11 ?? -11 -- do AvOr so,. II ?? ? Ii- COI6RI 1CHANG LONDON- Vst MoN DY.-Wheat, prime runs has advanced in price three , hlllings per ?? oontinntesnearly tbe fame.- 4tl ;Very fine fampies of Barley -aye ^ quick fale, at rather higher prices.T -Peafe and 1eatfs, of whish there was a th large fiupply, haa -heavY ?? at-rededprices - Oats hg werc alfo declining in price. -A; -FaIDAY._-Our. ...

... HULL SHIIP NEWS. Foreign pips arrived. .7anuary z7. JBritannia,. Fea; Sulinnab, Anfdellf both from Hamburg, with wheat, &C. Adeluar, Van Dyke, from Amlierdam, with madder, &c. oroeigrifbps cleared out. Yanmarv z$8 Mlanique, Dring- --29. Favorite, Longfler ?? Leda, Hall, all for Lifbun. Hu3 Packet, Stickney, for Oporto. Covrhers arrived. Yarnary 54. Two Sifters, Afpill, from Almoudlt, -^o. ...

... -. I -.?w amazes. Is Citizen Blackman airived off the Spurn' on Tuef- day night the zote llshnt, and on the two fucceeding days captured as many loaded vefiels as he could con- venicntlyman,and fint term for Holland and France. Several of tlheii are recaptured, amongal which is the sFrkads, ?? Nurth Shields, fince arrived in Yar- mouth roads. 'I'sia collier failed fiom Shields ons the is xfl ...

... SHhL? NEA??S. PYiMa~iAr, Vra4 .-L te k.(1 evening arri'ed -here 'his Maijelty's lthj1 Coiictord, oF 36 tnurs, Capiain Bart~q, ' fi:onh .the l ifbon lt ations O hn her arrival, an offcer it is faitl, vwent oiff im-ociiately, by- e~:pte's7 for London. It appears, tlial on her. voage to EIg- land, IIe felle ti oothe 2ftli t; about lo ieagues from Cape linifrere .ith-fi f of P. cct l]in q of ...