... IE IPCiRTS Ah ND EXPORTS AT LrITH, 'in .. . ?? I T1 lieweek ending November 9 z 8bo, I foTLY OPTE R OM2 0 f Ce r no t; ton s Uind~rr/Thd Jirx 5r Iv tons b o:o wt Pot ofht CC 290 cO et 'Tallor 1o3 taots ?? I 224 ai)tos C:I:0 Loft woonl 'Sfbttbor e' ronks oeiro 5,0 tons ' it1.rs - A4:0:4 Dow,; o: I:20 il~fions 4 Ccc>r~nhee r. 0 4 k~eg eef- I I qrs S/cozitre becr 23ii5 keg's Wlpla.s 48i piccs Ok ...

... Capt. Ross Donelly is appointed to the Nlar- 5, cissusat Spithead. On the 24h uUlt. a Dutch squadron consisting b of six sail of the line and two frigates, left Hel- b. voetsliys, steering as if for the Texel. They sa-C hited in passing the British fleet, which is since returndcd to Yarmouth. More licences are e.peated to be granted for a' vessels to proceed to the eastward of the Cape of Good ...

... In add tion to the oi~cial dethils given in the preceding colurnns, the last Gazette inforns us that his Maiefst 's late sloop the Boll Dog has t been rccovered from the enemy, by the gallant c ;nctiois of Capt. Lord Win. Stuart, of his Ma- jestv's ship Cliampion. 'Ihe squadron detached from the Channel llcet, supposcd for Jamaica, consists of the Go- liah, Elephant, Ganges, Brunswick, of 74 ...

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... [This is a fubjed of very great importance, on which the opinions of Gentlemen aretmuch divided. Vat ious -argumtents have been addu- ced on both fides. As the following ftate- ment will intorn our readets of the matter in difpute, we have therefore inferted it; leaving, however the conclufions of the writer to be adopted or rejeacd by them, as they pleafe.] A Meeting of the Direftors of the ...

... P Jv LI -* S. ?? has been taid that our finances will be cfabllihed on a firm and permanent footing: Such afrertions are b'ft provod by figure e ; we prefent our readers therefore v ith the following COMPARATIVE VIEW. Much furprize (fays Mr Daniel Wakefield, in his Inveftigation of Mr Morgan's Fadts) has at different times been expreffed by this gentleman, that the appre- henfion and-alarm ...

... SHIP NETWS. i- 0;7.;ers are reecired at tile Cistotn-house of id fewcaqitle, to repay the tonnage and convoy dn- le ties receiveci. siace the lirst of Oftober, wvhen the - p!cinilnaries of p;ace -were signed. The Gazette cnrtailns an account of the Cap- rin tnre orthe Baptista. Spanish privateer, of 8 guns, ;o by his Majesty's schooni-r Mi!broolk, CapItail Fy Starck, on her pasage fromn. Vigo ...

... M A R K E T S. Ivi t 1Kt 15 1 0. We cannot quote much diffirence in the prices of grain in the London market this weed. There w-vc r5: bolls of oatmeal this day in Edinburgh rmarket, wihich sold from r7s. 6d. to r8s. d. a ?? price per peck of best oatmeal, IS. 2d. Second, xs. id. Thcre were also II6 bolls of pease and birley meal, which sold from IOs. to I45. per boll, from iod. to is. the p ...

... SHTIP NEWS. A Briti1sh frigate Avas strandled near La Flotte; t6e inhabitants offered Oteir as istance to get her v o',7 but the Biitisi, Captain dcclined the profcr- red aid ; when the intelligence of peace, how. I ever, was communicated to him by the M1agi- t itrates of thc place, he immcndiately transmitted 3 i, to lie Comnmodts-c .,f t';e division, and shoti'ly :aftr the six cruizers fircd ...

... . CON TA I.N 1T; TitE PRICE OFTIHE PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF MER CHANDEZE. FarIDAY 1 Nl'. '20. Ar~r~~p~t~ll. 21. IeD. inforflre/r 2- 1 _3-1 fl,tS 22OtZ 0fz &.%Pa p 70os ?? Roar5 I pC.OO S- 0 0 icoi por. tool. .v A41 inOS MtIW. % 0- 0 Baltbarvb ts~r 620-0 0lo.00 ft 11 UCCI'I'S l1 fore: ace 2 12-Il20 ac O- 0 Arsperc. s. d. s . 25 1t 0 O-C00 Am 86c ea. -C) Or~ 40O-0OC t;K c-,;6 C'd 0 tP t ...

... -o;?y EXCOXDIO.r, LNVDO,7 NoV. ,. . I _ s ?? i n f All ki- Ift~ ?? had a plencifol Xupply of all kinds of EngiifdclCorn ,- .±,r.-ncularly Wheat ; of this 3rticle the prices q thaii lft M1ondav, but they are l o ver that on Fri3av laf t. Littfe has been- fol 1 ...