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... IMPORTS & EXPOXRS 'AT LEITH, Sept 9. I 5 ' ?? II4#RTXD FROMY Arcrhgdl-700 lb horfe tails; 2 tanned cor bides 770,habrels ter; 1500 nmats; f QY46CC-126:0:26 ftaves; 92:10 handfpikes; S4 mas i''6 pieies' oak tiibiir; 1i.:o oars' 20 deab; 30 casks pot ateB; 10' cask6 pearl alhes. r ir~nnee- tons oak baiE ; So mats of 'Ruffia; 85 .-.herfe-hides;g 15 dozeref skins;- 469 cwe Taw linen tyarn; ;'45.1 ...

... ILLOYD's MARINE LIST-Sept. 10. !The brig Minerva, of London, of 12 guns and 60 mienwas fpoken with 2d Auguft, off Cape Carnaval, by a veffel which arrived at New York from Havan- nah on the 9th.; dhe had in company the fchooner An- taa, of and for New Orleans, from Campeachy, with a~ &rgo of logwood, and 18,000 dollars, which The had ta- ken; the Minerva arrived in the Downs the 1I th, with ...

... a ? ,Trip jorlug. e It is with the greatest pleasure we anvoiancc a the safe arrival of the most valuable homre'i-rjl i- bound East India fleet.-A telegraphic coriiinri y nication on Sunday morning announced thri :ir- ? rival off Portsmouth, under convoy of the Tri- ? dent, Admiral Rainier. y A second telegraphic communication made abont noon, stated that nine sail only had passed the back of ...