... AZcTH IMPORTS AND EXPORTS. Illt, EYXPOTS. the Gottenburgh-44 hhds. 12 barrels, and 2 tierces, con. 485' ex- S. 4. F. P. clayed sugar, 2 tops logwood, 6 hhds. con. 295 gal. Jons Port wine, by Balfour, Junor, and Co.-14 hhds. 'con. 124.0. 26. double refined sugar, 20 hhds. con. 159. 1. 14. single Lie,' Bell, Young, and Co-16 puncheons, con. 1766 gallons P. B. nas rum;, and 15 empty hhds. by ...

... al: AsCow, AUO. 14. A ?? have had an inquiry after Pots, yet few sales have talken place; I6s. has been tendered and refused for 200J barrels New York; 38s. is the price required. Abiont 50 bar- rels Montreals we-re brought to the hamnmer, and all sold at from 30s. a 35s. Pearls still go off steadily in smsail parcels at 40s, a 41s. Gd. CorinEE.-Nothing whatever has been done. COTTON.-We have ...

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... S L A reB. T .4 DE. . There is scarcely a day passes, that some circum- stance does not arise to demonstrate the necessity of passing, as speedily as possible, MreBrougharn's slave trade prevefdtion bill. The rapacious traffickeres in humlan Peshi, are still carrying on their disgusting trade, mn defiance of lawv, and regardless of the calls of humanity.~ On Tuesday, a cause relating to theI ...

... . tm Bu Kr. ?? ley , r.hb- 0 : a - 0FS Potatoes, Is. per peck., i MnUtto sl 4 . ; Oa G .8 Butcerperlb. 1 6- a 1 7t ''eat ?? a 1 Eggs-perdoz. I 0 a 0 0 Pork.. *a 0 9 l allowv pr st. 12 0 a 13 0 1 3.amb, pryqr. 4- O o ?? perst. s Q a 10 0 Quia oaf ?? . 2& WCalfskins,prlb.l Q a 0 e9 . . .4 marh, Tiesday. Oatnme1,350bollsaitL . d. lBardeyandPeaseMeaT, Jrilsit,3ler Ill ?? I 5 0 O '78 bdlls, at ...

... LEITH. SHIPPING. , .. I -Ai irieo July 15 feggyr Robertson, froni Shields, bag. gage-;Speculationi.Mosley,-ditto, do.-(-harlotte, Tod, Ba- lahullish, slates-Ellza, Mercer, Liverpool, ?? and Margaretj Mnou, Alloa, goods-Staftox4 Thormsoi,BHell, do.-Mar' and Katty, Martin, Anstrstetbldo.-Swift, Dick, London do-Forth, Lindsay,.Alloado. 1i..Forth&,.Gal- lo.ay Aberdeen, ?? Melville, ,aHliburton, ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-MAY 14.4 113. The Hornet, American sloop of war, arrived at Martha'st Vineyard, 19th March, from a cruize on the coast of Brazil; on the fith of Fcbruary, off Demerara, she fell in with the Peacock sloop .of war, andi after an engagement of about ti three quarters of an hour, the Peacock suk. Captain Pcake n and eight men were kiled, and 27 woundecd it the action. si ...

... - IEitH MARK TS-MARCU I9. OF FLAt or HirMPathere haire been norsales, and pfce3 re- main, nomiinally, as last week.-.Sowing Linseed is still in da-r mand. English at l..7 IOs.f per quatter. Some hundred har relt Riga ve betiisold at 1,6per bas~el and small, lots of E Dutch at LWl i sa. tO Lii- per hhd.; TALi ?? Candle isiselling at }6lfs. and Siberian at I lSs. , , , - , Asttis.-No'business ...

... SCOTS BAKJICRUPTS SEQUESTRATIONS. JOHN SUTraRLAND, glazier in Edinburgh.--Creditors meet in the Royal Exchange Coffeehouse there, WrI and 29th April, one o'clock. MATTEW SMITH, bleacher, Causeyend, Abbey parish of Paisley, Renfrewshire.-Creditors meet in Hector's inn, Pais. ley, 8th April and 6th May, one o'clock. EXAMINATIONS, &C. JAMES BiRRELL, merchant in Glasgow, to be examined in the ...

... I (Concluded from our paper of Monday last.) E IV. PROOFS ACQtIlRED BY TIHE MILLER. S MrJ. Deane Parker stated, that ie had mills near Canter- ,bury, and hadgroundwheat on hisown account,part of whih n he sold in his neighbourbood and part in the London market. f tle had not generally ground foreign wheat, but in large imn. C t poratoitiis head ground a cbfsiderable quantity. The quali- I I ...

... FROM TIT9 LONDON GAZETTE WIIITEUIALL-.MAY. 14, 6lt14. ' Sfis Royal Highness thle Prince Regent gas been Vleased, in the name and' on the behalf of his Maje. sty, to grant the dignity of a Viscount ofthe united kinjtfdn of Great Britain and- iveland' unto the Right Hon. George Lord Keith, Knight of the Most Honourable Order of the Bath, Admiral of ?? squadron of his Majesty's fleet, and-the ...

... rFROM THE LONYDON GAZETT9. - r- his Cazette contains a grant ti the Right ion Stapleion J .:d (Ionbermiere, K. G. C. B. &c. in con ideration of his go1l o t w-rvicts in Spain ltd Portugai, and pairticularly at the 1 ,rit:! of Iai-avei', th~t hle andl his dtscendriats maylsear the N-11o;1alihie aogilnntuzi jn following, tint is to say, 4' In chihf, l ot Otziat by a ribbon, a reprcslitdi:ion of ...