... 'QUES1&NOFZf pV, Ii~ v i s . . . AS IAGITTEn TIN JAMAICA. Thbe pr Seediings of the 4UerflA y of Jmar ila a been so warm, and tle result so mnt resting, thatwe ?? it till be acceptabie to ouit'readeri, palicularly to all chose W tho feek-i-eomorn with t, a lively zeal irr aiintaining the cause- o human fi#klomn against sla. iery, to have a short detail of the same. 'Tlhe Assembly met on. he 2id ...

... $SHIP NElJ?S 0 . BRITISH NAVY.-TheliC5 ount of the Britishls N'avyViptoti' i day id as ?? sea, t5 ships pf the line; g from 5stok 44 guns.; ita frigates xO sloops, &8c,, and iS9 gun brigs antd other vessels; total 524.-In port aod fitting, 29 ships of tpe lie;i;6tfrom 5p.to 44gudes;46 frigates 7r sloop .;gc,;;and s &un brigi audcother vessels; total a~, -Guard, bbips, Nospi- tal ships, &c.i.3o ...

... I 1JNKlRUPI.S. Loneknz! G7u~etik, &'jatri1dngY, ?? 26. iOM A IFRltliAT, ileet-sntrct, Innile, naitneecrli c tosorre I tcr let: , !Jan ?? at te-n, and Feb. , at 11itet at GLIidI la1. it- ldrn.--A itetico, tileovis. Lcilntoon and Lree, .8 Wsiqutr, Lincohl's lonl, Lioadmi. . Joseph Nt aic. Great Russel eireet, 'ttdoelrsbnry,' Mid ltesex, lirteit-dra- ye1 (it. D.lice 29, at MeIVe, Jao. ti, at ten, ...

... SHISP NEWY'S. IO$S OF THE, ANSON FRIGATE.. Ht6sTotit, Dc.' 8i.-. I take the earliest opportunityof giving you an account, hasty as it'is, to save to-night's puusrt' of the loss of the Anson frigate, oll the Bar Sand, twvo miles .nd a half south-west of this town. She sailed, all vell, no 'i'hars- day, the 24th'.tromtl Falmouth-just got on the Flrt llchl Cast, andvwas driven off by a S.W. wind ...

... SLA.FE ?? tJDE. T1he last Jamaica Papers contain certain H espilutions, .tight in number, which had becn brwou-ght xu1) from a Coimmittee appointed to enquire into tle cffects of Abolishing the Slave Trade, and w^inch Resolutions were severalfy read and Unanimously agreed to by a Committee of the whole House of Assembly, on the 29th day of October last. The Gentlemen of the House of Assembly ...

... l Vea of A postscript to the St Jago de ia Vega Ga- zette, of October 29. contain s a ?? Repoirt made by: a Committee of the House of Assembly of the island of.Jamaica, to whom the act passed in thle last s'essi6n of the Imperial Parliament of the U- fi nited Kingdom of.Great Britain, for the abolition o0 of the slave'trade, was referred. A number of Al letters from Spanish Town inform us, ...

... ? ; sk)?P-.kvO ? . ?? . - ?% :? ; . , ? 5 TH LOSS QFTH.AE SON. F1,FGATE 'AN Somle fqrther pairticujl- fsave re ac IdL town iespe&- I mog thisny; einclioty. evenit; 'from t hi6d;tt appears, 'at, in the viboept storih df ?? noigt ?? stood acl-oss' the ettapce of the Cli moand .nfrtd nately hiistakinm the Land's Ened fois thm Liiard, bor uLp, as th!ey tlought, fo'i Famouth Thir m'ta]e was not. ...

... From sbe LONLQNS GAZ 7TEJ JAN. S. ' 'NKRUPS -Williari Chout., of Eeter, 1frientdraper, January Zx; 20- and February z0, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, gxeter.- Attorniep, Mr. Anstice, Inner Temple Mr.Wartean, Exeter. William Cox,,sen. af Chicheater, dealer in earthenwaare, 3a- ;auaryp Iga ic-ve, a the Crown Inr Stone, Stafford, ao, and Pebri4ry e0, 4televenOat'tle White .inn Inn, Iane End, ...

... I I./IRI.?E ! - I The *Gzette contains dispatches froin Almiia C u upCirl- e ;f-11, Ci c pt:rcs in the N3 'Wst ftq jies . . 'By thle Saperieure bri,, after anl action of an b40r and a quarter, IdApJojla l'Oeil, ?? privateer, oE' t6C (piercted ibr 14) 1S pounders, anid 95 men, a very 1 fine ve'sel. 'I'he Superieure had foubr macu killed (in7 D cludiong her Captain, Buller, who fell by a ...

... PORT -NEWS.- PLYMOVTJI, JA'NUARY -5 1l8O~ fl'ednierdna, De. c. Winld ?? N. W. iziodcratd. ClFne in the dcean,_of-and from New Y'ori, with colonial pro- ducc, detatined ?? thle N~arciflll, Qif 36, Capltain Malcolmi. akndutachen epnnrcfte, for the fleet iff Torbay.' Cam nitt ih the ?? guz ,-brig, from off Rochefort'.: Oielef.J irie ardmiral fir RI. ?? aU wel the2~d n'htt; thc enenirya'auftial. ...

... MAARKET jj b f CORN EXcHAi v. 1 .r . , . - w> -niraGE, Alusndayl We had numerous arrivsi½ ot ?? ket, and ofall delriptioni; hit,,l I ,f the fales extremely litrrviyil thefils prices , h ?? fr-iil Vs. to 4s. perquarter, tldr' I Burley likewile has con1l tu it haind ut & ties, alnd Is ?? p t l 4 lar Moniday ; but Grey, a te l 0rtl ?? Oat'lrade (t hot is dull, aid prices dowln ; ay *s- er ' ...

... shipP N1e[VVS IL_ -ii e The Tiverpool, Flanlil!on, which arri-ied it livetpciol 2gth t alt .frpm Philadelphia, fell in ott the isbt, lat. 31. 8. N. L. 68. .47W. tihe brig Betsey apd Peggy,of BF~trnore deserted by.the crew. The Druid, Wilson, Iromn WhirehavwLn to Corki add West In- dies, put bac',ckto Whiteh aven, 31st lt- alter being out i8 days, re and not able to reach Cortz. S WEYMOUTH, ...