... SI-P NEWS ST. HELrEN'S, AuG. 29.-The Quebec fleet put to sea ycster- day. P'LYMOUTH, Aoo. 29.-Arrived the Sultan, of 74 guns, aneI Dover trorop ship, both from Portsmouth; the Lvoyalty, .TohIr, from Dundalk ; and Elizabeth, 01lerim,' frotrn (;ottenborgh, with timber; French vessel, iNarie Ftranrcois, from Morw:nx, with butter, poultry, anid fruit. T'ht Dover is corc here to take on boaur. ...

... SHIP AVES Tre. JAMAICA Fr Et .---Thi.rt co w has 't inst r'i,'1h ' tile Channl after a pagsage tf sixty lav . i : vil !,e :. by ence to the Flalnottli letter, ti3at th1. - ct its l th it .t in compan-yn) oil \Jnnday lat t, uIraa-'y un .o ccJ 'i V ship Conuqnei;tdr, late -onhmriede 'p iii U' i I t ;ii, we rre sorry to say, die.I on the pes-e'gt: a t : . a P. S. Sinre writing ilhe aboirve, we ...

... NES. I All the Br'istol ships from',Y a a, hy he fleet 3IIiZ ldisved llave'rehehed that port in safety. I ' ' '1te 'dtleookee slop of war has arrived at t eifvih ss fti a con Yrtlyronn Archsabgel ; particuilars not knonvn' :*c .I'ihe Tritrn, Blanch,'from ('adiz to JT ondon' wlich vais ray' Thred by the Prit~ce t\F Neuf'chltie) privatee r, has boeen foubd at 1 tea by the Tusarta~ stoo p of ...

... SH IP NE IS V. By the Swiftsure packet, from Jamaica, wo learn the jn following particulars :-She left Poa tRtoya;l i8th Jidly. The fleet, under convoy of the Warrior, was to leave _ that anchoragle the 23d. On the ipth spoke his Ma- qs jeity's ship Rhin, from St. Domingo, with three ships - bound to Port Royal to join the Warrior. July 22d, wv off Cuba, siolke the American cartel Analostan, ...

... . ?-.-L -z- ,4-- --7 . I. zl'?;,.?, Ir, Fini., linte.11: of flach rt I . . A. 'strikVn L;rro Istels of Ilaeiney-totaui co- loiiorrnsalnllrulillll-S;,Ft. I;7. x',~V svtars, olr ltriotnl, hosicr- lCres, q *,1. 1 h'1ki . it, 0' l'i ugh Li , tortoise shell-box tna er -Xlt 1' M~ i. opr;in, nt C;rnt PIrescaott-strecr, (,oo'tui>Pm5- Ikl,19 e lrcial it-S,:pt: t4. .J. Iii ls; of IoWver I' 'Itt ...

... SHIEP ANS/VS AMERICAN IPRIVATEh ItS. The Mary, Goen fromn ilgadore to Lonlon,; the Fa- vourite, Lslcy, froin I Teirsih~e tn London Prudence, Mitchell, fromn'tenviiftie to i'orisniouth; the Fno, Howarn, from New- loisndlanil to Spali; the C-ommi erce, Plku, from ditto to ditto; the Eclipse, of Irenock, hbound to Londlon; and the Ante- lope, .museaux, nir IIevantinh to Guernsey, %vere all tiken ...

... snip NIE3 JILYNAou-rili SerPT.5-Arrivtdl the Bzlrlng transport, En talte ?ort hoard the 8 turh COrk v'-gineot of moats ttit C- rk \ ri vvs-i the Portotigue brig Itttrign, Cqirato Cavaiho, frosts Per-ianl- bedboain' to Voption, tile (o-;erd Brnd, fr-ti's Inn 'e fni* fourrleanT'a thep French ',rg I lssdhistrie, fo, -- . LAwiii, ,,iith cow-a -th'- Jmt~s B~13t-r. fronl St lillait i. with wshe. r ...

... i t TO Tl lAT I'lA'j.R j FtA:':{ 9X*FI''' As the condition and poiw'cr ef a country ij Inca. SLured by the state cf its fIanceR, every Briton Is d.lly literested in the follo17.'ing £faf, which have bet e seib strated from offic al dorumeilts, and d arranged fb r the fittim in n inf 01 jIl-tfleljbrO form for the i111c1rmazl tion of 1)Iff readers. An endeavon;r bas been alde to express etery ...

... , -N - Z.'t.. 0 -7,r 1haiiing iAO boa-rd Adala J'neT roir Bourdeaur. T1w miial -sallites -pasesd onteocrapiorv s'f.laiq arr~val-ArrvV,ved tir Vepoqsnn, Oreqtes am 2Bloodhpunnd sloops, o~D wiar and T~wrf 'tter front ttsiweqtward. l'oeaM~tQ~eSF.Pr,7 .A rriveti j~ hwcc~4 ali Edward l1ru,. fiormteTdtIae to lie. pssd Off, 'he ha liad a Naug ?4l-ago it' i'l onthl frotm Mabohn, ansI o das from 'I ...

... snrip SLP'S Trhe Chas~eeuri Amr-ricin prtv'itert` llao cnP~Ured two very ,raluahle harnewat 1-bnrtrsd lBrazilrien, viz. the James and tise IC Atlantic, boths of 1,ond-gi. from~ Uhsenos Ayres. She has also qt taken the Cristis na of Krlt:.liy; thelatter vcssel the Chasseur 8 gave 151p as a catrtel. h PLTMOUT55, See's'. 7P.-.r'rived-the WVoodlarik, ROHRe and In- tr qOleist, 3 Ligs of Wvar. Isji ...

... sL.ATE TRADE. r 11 c~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~5 We hlave raceived from Nantes the following docu- ment, published by the Chatmber of Commnerce of that c town, on the subjeck oF tile Slave Trade snd the re- 2 establishment of the colony of St. Domingo. It is P most interesting at this time to know the opinions OF the commercial part of France on thiese SLlijec&ts5 t! Nantes wVas the Liverpool ...

... SLAJ'E TR.4DE . lSERVA'riONS (Ot' t' HE CHAM-ltlER 01' coUi. XT~CF' NA N~TE ON TrHE SLAVE TitADK A1) [Uti F fix-rSPA thAt, MFNT OVh TMli COLO0. NY OF ST. DoMINGYO_(Concluded.) MNIch Ilas been written for and against the dlavety of blacks ; we think that on both sides exagrerited opi .nions have been given. We ncknovledzge that bL 'ore a moral tribunal slavery cannot bitt bh reprohated, b. t do ...