... 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 ...

... Yefterday Mr. Pitt triet the feveral Parties, who were Candidates for ?? of' 28,oo,00001. The. preliminaries having been fettled, the fix Parties deli- I vered their papers. On, being opened it appeared, That^for every iool. advanced, they were willingto take in addition to' 1.25L. of 2 per Cents. Co11fols. Meffrs. Everittand Co. .- £57 of 3 per Cents' reduced The Committee of Bankers 56 } ...

... SHfP NT ?? Yefterday the. Purfers of the following ifhips attended .at the Ealt India-houfe, and received their final Difl. patches, with which they inimediately prxcee6ded to Portfmouth, to waiti'he afriival of their i ;,t r i1cs from the Downs, viz. The.Lord -Iawktffbury; Captain William I)oiialelfdi, confign- ed to Borrtbly direa,; the Hindollan, Captain Oeoxg'eMilett and thC Truc liriton, ...

... - s5 ARRIVAL& e di Hamburg-The- , Jaanfs, from this prnrt. . AI Leidb.-Ihe Duchefs of Baccieugh, Dixon, d fros tlis port. S On Monday and Tueflday laft, the following Da- nilh veffels were brought into this port, by the Ama- t zon frigate, Captain Riou, ?? Brothers, P. t Olfan, and Salliendo Burned, A- -umranfon, both from Kragriaie, (Norway) H-iarmoov, T Noe1lkl, from Chrilliaufantid GoLd ...

... LOlNlO2Vp].CES CURAEM2t CON CIrANIN I EPRICE OF THE PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF 1ERQCHANDIZE. A Yut~ p.ton 1. S. 1. ?? M.&nzitp. ct. a . s. 'di 21 ot'23 ?? . o. otolil. 6 t II8 a-- O Omibro 75 -9z 6 b AL:. UND 1) I , ¶t- Gaasene 30 o-65 0 IO ~ ~507- .5.10T - Malls 20 ?? 're: uncertain i Roots Snyrmns ioo o-hxomat jZ O)- a P-XVIAT 0. o5 r-1 10 0tiC ?? C. s. ?? s. d. le of!.o 0-Ic1 T0 raF!44;~ 0-47 0 ...

... -xcrlAixGES, Lox'ba v CV ]fLn7bargb .i 10 24 U Dubin 3 Li;bon 6I B i rv money Oporto boj rRAN E- tCHfAGE, LONDON, Feb. 6 Tn afupply of Englifh Wheat was fniali tcdav -bdt s thcre is a profipdt ofthe Brown BreadBill beingrepealed, the mnil:rs were not fo choice in their feleditnn ;,anid, th ugis line qualities obtained no higher pricesthan lait jo: t, good Foreign and middlir-z Englibh W fheat, ...

... SHIP ATERAVS. PcrnTIMoUrnT,' FitS. §.-ArreiVEdthe RTrdltlion, of 44 glits;' Captai Sir ThomasT Williams, Trent, of 36 gauns, Captaitn Sir Edwtrd'Hamiltun; Adlivc, of 36 guns, Captain' Iavers; Ja- frn; of 36 gun1, Captain Yorkc; Sophia, of aS guas, Captaizi Burdetr; anLi. eier, of I6guns, Capctairi Jones,froin a cruizeo i' Havre and the Rambler, of 14 ?? Itcay, from Ply- ?? Defence, Captain, ...

... WFom tbe amburgb Mail, ari'edvedflerda . I -? ? , Z- ,. ye--a. Harn6brgh, Feb. to. The hope of fe-ing the efforation'of the relations of peace and amity Mtveen Great Britain and Denmark is nearly tintalifie 1. Oil thle 6th inft. intelliggence was eceived at (Copenliegen, by a courierj.tif arrived runt Petebrinrgh, that the dierence which had rifen between Rn1uia and Dennark was fatis- florily ...

... - PLYMOUTH, FP.i, I9.-Artived LaIoirc frigate, from Portr. miootch La Nymph frigate, from a cruize; and Garland and La ulflifante fleops of war, froni a cruize on th, French coafl. Fptil. o.n-rrived the Venerable of 74 and Amelia of 44 from a cruize. Several prizes ltave bern fent in by the Achiller., Jndefatigablc, Earl St. Vincent, lncendiar;', and Sprlghtly. Sailed a cOVoYV for the Ealrwerd ...

... SHIIP NEWS. Y There was a report on Saturday, that a If flirong divifion of the Breft fleet had gone out ( i to frea on Wednefday laft, with i5,ooo troops is on board, and that the armament was deflin- , ed for Ireland. The whole of the armament b e was faid to confilt of 3 fihips, of which i b- e tvere of the line, the reft frigates and tran- t fports. It was denied at Lhe Admiralty, however, ...

... 14CM:7k ?? -11 ? ?? ?? . .. -1 ?! 1 ? , - . , - ? : 1, 1,: ilhoto -, :Q0, A i'm ?? q I 'RN- EX GB,, L ONDON. There was aarger ppy ?? ir ?? on MIndaj norningthan -hag biden for~foise time': picked f~ampies- of Wheat went offaa high as of late, wlhile.coarfe runs'were. exceedingly dikl liviiy- 'ye. coniitmves retty: fteady in price.- Coarfe BarIeys are father lower ;prime fanples: are, ...

... The London Gazette of the toth contains the following official account of the capture of La Dledaigneufe French frigate, in a letter from Capt. Linzee, of L'Oifeau, to Lord St Viucent, dated Torbay, Feb. 3. I have the honour to acquaint your Lord - Ihip, that on Monday the 26th January at 8 A. M. in lat. 4S deg. N. long. 12 deg. W. fell in with the French national frigate La Dedaigneufc, of ...