... 6o0RIN TTRADE. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER broitght up - bill for pertnittidg theexportation of corn and grain, rand moved the first reading of it. n Mr ROSE could not forbear expressing his sense of the monstrous mischiefs that must attend a se- rious alteration of the law, as it stood on this sub- . ject. D Mr COKE (of Norfolk) was not for that degree of price which was to cover high ...

... LEITH IMPORTS AND EXPOR2S. 55IMORTS. Catbarina, from Pillap, vlth 875 sacks, containing 34i quarters wheat, tor Elliot and Biggpr. Young Edward, from Windau, with 215, bar-rels lhssed, 600 matsj 8 spars or masts, 0. 3. 25. deal5, i6 deal ends, Lo order. Charming Peggy, from Belfast, with 108 barrels berrinn, 199 barrels pork, 2 barrels beef, 6 hogsheads Isams, and Ih jaunrissg car, to order. ...

... Ty his Royal Highnless thte P1Ncc of WALY RE06 6F tht United Kingdoms of Great Britain and reland, in the ranie-and on the behalf of his M4jesty, A PRObLAMATION, Declaring the Cessation of Arms as wviell by Sea as Land, agreed upon between his M jessjandlhis Most Christian Majesty, and enjoining the observance thereof. GZORGE, P.R. Whereas a Convention for the suspension ot hostilities be- ...