... tTATEMENT OF tHE DISTRIEUTION OF THE ZRIT- ISH NAVAL FORC1El 0 THE DST OF AIRIL, 18tJ2. *jcrlssvle of the BuiRr ARMED VESSELS eh*k4 are * Iuety er7tploped in protecting ,A/e Coasting Trade of GiScAT-BRiTAIwN, i ._ I. t pnrt and fitting ?? 21 | 63 8 171 G ay dsshiips 4 1 2 4 7 _phe English and Irish Chan- 16 G 22 31 68 elels ?? On the Downs and. North Sea 10.1 S3S iS stations . Po the Baltic ...

... SHIPS. . I SHIPS. SHIPS. SHIPs. ASHES, viz. . . £. s. d. £. s. d. I - s. a. Pearl Allies, thecwt . . o 4 0 2 4 o476 -free - o o 2E4 Pot Afhes, do. . ?? 2 4,7o -free - 0 a!_ The duty on Pearl and PotAfhes imported from the Britilh Plantations in America, without certificate, is the fame as from Europe. Balks, fee in Wood. Battens, do. Beech Quarters, do. Clap Boards, do. per lb. Cotton ?? free ...

... ;AMERICAN POPULATION, ComM!ERCE, AND REVENUE. * We have, on former occasions, found it necessary to endeavour to direct the arten- tion of our country men to the interesting scene exhibited on Ithe other side of ale Atlantic, and we were not a little surpried to perceive our endeavours treated, notl onI with neglect, but with -ontempt. Wehwere told, that, a country so distsmt ?? be little ...

... Portsmouth, Mfarch 3.-Yesterday arrived ?? Camilla of'28 guns, Captain Brace, from Marcou. DroUpped down to St. Helen's, the Ramili-es..Fresh orders of an ' important complexion, at a 'crisis when the country at large are cherishing the hopes of a happy return of peace, were this morning..receiv- ed at this port. The immediate fitting Qut and vicittalling the whole of the men of war capable of ...