... PORr NEWS. * 'FALOIJUTH, JANUARY 3, 1814. ; Ftidoi. Wiat. S.i - -Arrived -tbe V ke of Kent y~acke~t, L~awrencei.witb.nias fromn Passag~es, in 4 days. Nothliig of iniportance bha occurred since atbe iairs of the 1 30li, near Bayoii'e. Sei)turdag. - Wind vari:klbe. Arrived ?? luitger Sandhwii , 14 -unqj from a ?? the I.Aiia parket, Parsons, with mnails for 1lalilax, &c. Sunday. WVind variable. ...

... ZiI =. 2xMRAts AN-EXPOAzr. Betsey, from Lozsdopderry, with 75 tierces teef, for A. Wiite and Co.-53 bales ?? and two baL^, lina n ;ags, to crder. tXzRT6. Rotterdam.-67 caqks, con. 8026 gallons wls.le tM1, by David Pitcairn.-271barscon. 17. 18. 2. 5. lead,10 tdXs.logwood,223 bags, 33 casks, and 2 barrels, con. 529. 1. 15. eoffes; 10 casks, on. 103. 2. 6. sugar; 86 puncheons, con. q943 gallens ...

... YFIiTH MARPTS-JA^T. & Fr.x-has been in bri* ,esmand-Arcbangel-at Us; New- ryOa§. ;. Wery,.of good quality,at 9,L5.,,Petersburgh 12hpad, of excellent iuality, at 968. There h;a& been also salek of Df Riga, Thiesedhausen, and 1).rujana Rakitzer; but w, do not. hear at .whatprikes.. One pargo of Patch, about 50 tons, has arrvedt for. whichllOs. .to 120s. per cwL is demanded. 3 H is snot inquired ...

... 8 illp xi,fil?4 * PORTSrTOUTII, .TA;O. iI. A rr~ved hl,S il',ust! ' P D c ~ sire, fni th-- D)owiis and tile I'e-ui l fr;ni. .11: Sal nit llis :Ma;inC~r s shlip !\l istienie, ha vi 1 in c ilarge the tolen'- iai tran.sqpisi for lPlynm)to h , v- . Fii; !dslli,. Ismer31dA, A.n(tlial WVilson, Dilatilda, andl the biiakesph.ri )alOr qiile l hii 1,JMts:cs's shi li Prazeil, to tie 1 3stws d I he \l ...

... 3BAN.F, RIP'Ici'Cl*I' S JF1{JA)1!). 'A. ,Tcffery, of ,',Toi- - rl, Duot..'itshire, cattle-Oealer. J. cregory, V. IFis~!! ovrne, and .S, S.lappin, ot Shlsffiell!, cutlers. 1. }3 1 NKhe rs. J.-lPhillips, rf'lower~street, clh-.tsemonger, Ja;: Ig.,at twelve, .eb. 8. and vl:, i, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. E. If . N tt-i of al,; .ntr'. ! te, s. - seicester-fleldslinen-draper Jot 2 -!, Pt ...

... SHlPl-' NVElS. PLvS.iOU'rti, .Tu~. .-Sailedl vesterday the Orestes sloop of r We'a. with :I fl-ct unlur her convoy Ito the Dowvns and N)rth (Irav le1t ier of natlque to thL West I sil.. Arrived this mort- illg the NVairsidte, o u;t' gul!s, frotl B39asqile so I. Sle i (ubt a iii with lI-r [tor French chasise msiree',- laden jtl *winte anld brandv. cs cmire~l by rhe stliadron in Iinseacq e li ...

... LONDON ';M`AlilE'TS. t COhR'. h'XCI/. 7tNeYE, Jan. 3. This day's supply of W'heat wa-s prett Cgy ob (Ilntariad wi fu~h' qual to it; atd lne sttuiples tere d about 2S. p6r quarlter dearer than onl tbii day se'nlight, b .ini the sales Were dol1l at the close of t11e Warl~vt.- Bailey and Malt wtere in shuot suppl; and (lic s-ai-iul.l if ?? w!ere ill brisk ddaiiuld, anld itoil] IS. t S. per ...

... PRICES OF THE PIUBLIC FUNDS. It is well known to many persons, possessed of funded property, that considerable.i advoatues may oc- casionally be made by exchanging one kind of stock frr another; and that Such a ineasure is not attended with anv risk. or speculation. A favourable opal)rtU. nity of this kind now presents itself, as may readily be seen by comparing the telative prices of the ...

... LONDON ,MAR-&ETS. CORVNEXCH,4AGNr, Jasm. 24. The severity of the frost places our market precisely ill thle saite state as 2Monday ?? is 5s, per sack dcarer. CURRENT PRICE Or GRAIN AS UNDER: Wheat . . ;s to 62s White Peas . 53s to (iO. Fine -led do. 69s to 74s M-1og as. 43s to 4 6s FineEssexWI%.51is to 6tls Beans ?? .Ss to 56s Bive ?? . 31;s to 42s Tick do .. . 44s to 52s Barley ?? .. :.4s to ...

... e i N W SHIP NtEWS. HARtWICII, JANI. ei6..-Sailei this morning the Auckland, ( tain Lynle, with Laidy Clancarty and, her attendants, for Helv sluys, unid er convoy of the B3ruiser -un brig; alio the, Beat with mail, and Hearty gun brig, with Sir George Burghs ayid Mr. 1'7rotter, the Storekeeper General, for thle same ju but it is feared that the inmmnlise quantity of ice which i will meet with ...

... ,?Jrilp , LOSS Oi.Till Q6iEV; '-rAttNSl:QOer1, AN) DO- MEN'0 , M VOEN| : AND C1 .DREteN. FAI.MTOUTWI JAN. 14-tA' ittlicifane from the SE. this day has prt belted It) us one of the most toelancholy scenes that over s:ls witnessed ii this 1iairbou. Tihe Queen transport Carr, 3isher, No. 3,32, 34Cr tons, Ihasing on board, from Lishon, about! 6 I men, woi-ren, and children (the men principaly in- ...

... SIPIII NEWS. YAnrMOUTHn DEc. 30-Y'Stet: ay evening arrived a Dateh schuyt. from Holland, arid landed a Foreigan Mssenger with dispatches, with which he pro-eeded to To xn immediarelyou his Jandn. 'I his morning ariivel the l'reya, arrmed en flute, with 470 Dutch prisoners of war, which are trs hc landed here, and will occupy the- Barracks (the 11ayir ieing quartertd in the town) and after ...