... 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, ...

... 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, ...

... . : - SHIP AT, W&?' r lI PLNVIOTJU, Fer. 12i-Arrived the Polly tranrpart; Aris Bourne mnatxr, with part of the 49th and 85th regiments on board, fromi Guerno(1y, under convoy of the Rambler flonp of ted a war. The above troops were taken out of the Denton tranf- Mt. port, whlich veffel was driven on fhere and totally wrecked at Guernfey the gth inft. in a gale of ?? the I rench e De- tugger ...