... sHilP tVIIS. rrrs-rm ,.6a,9t- 2- r~ , I. tsrilrwq uteo sihis Pl:1see, Captaisl Iloppinsis Front i Bnrll-01KII, wish T'5'5ic-S Va* r left she irortnne tie i7th 1n55 mt whtti coming out tsf the tlot t mwa IF ile loo~~ a Annricn Ml~verOfabout 333c tUrisi, P t oth of l~in r1 i.a Amer~l2icn. Slite b-r y Ore tl are '1i5d end pave ch'cr, to the Ciallingwvoid, end nicarlF rats hie, n itS)shst on' ...

... cap AvEJUs ConR2, Serre. 7.-On Thursda, la-, hic 11: sty's ship Casl. tilian, LieuLe. lloyt, (iadlng) and Hvu, ll. it'aptdin Arbuth- not, iving sailed hvince asb ut a month ago', gayc chace to Dn Amerian echootrer privat(er, (hivlnvs previougly recaptured a vessel taken by her), but ow'rng te tri siiperior saiiilig ci rie h Casttilian, she left the Avon a comsider ihle diteince likhimir, who 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 ...

... 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 ' ; .- . : !' S~fP NWEbS. . otiaY burT, UeaT. r .4.ArrIv~4 the Tyrlan, i4, Captlan Baldwi',; from Lishonj last from 0lerburgli; alled friznl tlae 'fbair' pott tyth ilt. with fire trine prtr dnll- r r vohiie Z~oFseoc'lri bderr on hoaird, ahhn It'd be~ n t lefn «ndi~teatpP*S~l pttbihtoSduly by entitiaty wi'dS,? antd uitltathey trrived At Cleshrurth ,sviere the VIAr1,e PrJetr miost elititnously ...

... . ?-.-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 ...

... SI-ulp .wlwsVS. FALMOUTH, SEPT. 13-Arrivedl the Horltin, Cant'ln Pitw, from il .. . : suie wa, cai, urLrd on the a 1d uln, hy thle ! Iait .w teer :1A;ntri- :n priv rvtr tf x6 guns, wl.ithi veisl is Pi~loca;.rurt I the qljp Vesta I(i t) ...

... : r, - ' - 'ii; t ; i ; AKN KACCOUNTG 01 TR N FIS TAT- OF THE ! r-. HANVK!NG BOJSTNEiSVN fGREAT BEUTA!N._ i |fidT LgftQV S'*ikA'I'ili ON THE RESOUXC5s *OF I'lit BU115H EMPJRV,1 In all commercial states, .where commerce is widely extended, various expedients have been'adoptid for. the: purpose of econoniisinz the use. of the precioutlsmet l. .vhile in the progress of societY, and more ...

... 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 ...

... rJTY rf, llU )& l-~-'stt 4 i court nf .Uilerli tt s held t (uildhAt1, at Int,r I 1 1. I sd 'Maynr. ltoirees-n Atleltteu, aId City Oflicerq, v iI-- 4t 't 1 (Court or.'ere'd th'e pricelf I-rped-to *.e crn-It t5! P. d i. Vild. the qu'ntern l>af rof w-leartti, and t1l. hesi-c- Wo . tp1 %xwsrdsot 6oco ounces of gol-I w-aF7 sIvotn to ss foreigsn, i revseua to Its hingr exported. John Leigh, Ecq. ...

... JifliP Alre r~t.5/ouf if S lp tr I-rrivt'd this clay tb6 pirerea 11ary paclke~t C2ipt. P ocock ei, oaith naiknd diesparrteii -Front ila' 25! lill'S Oi,, l e tile~ th I~S ilstartI I i:t. 44. 29. I1009. '17- ctb fell in' vel'l la l-ee Ariieri' ee schcooneir pits leeter. and Ir. tIr t St eues 'geneent (if twso holor, hic.t her of, w'cli very little -%iniit to tise pac~ket. On the iao'l spoke his ...

... 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 ...