... pursued by other nations, in laying suck duties as would discriminate between -our own and foreign tonnage; at' ihat time our ships were not adequate to carry one half of our produce to foreign markets; when discriminating duties were laid, the measure appeared ...

... Cii. 7 7 Ay 'L Otnniiioli 4-1 , 4 pr. 4-per Cent. 9 ,7-. ri . Exchiequer Bills 75. 65s 9sr. 5 per Ct. Na. xscc, lo5l Englith Lost ?? 5 per Ct. loy. au i ao 6;E tirir Ditto Debentures Long Ann. t A I3-16 BnIk for open. Short Annuities 5 3-16 A Inidia for ...

... are con cerned to state, that it occasioned tie oversetting the ship Thames, from the West Indies, at the back of the Isle of Wight, and the ship and whole crew were in a moment lost. A ship or two were in sight, but felt themselves so much of the hurricane ...

... the, Coasi'mfion, of Weightts and ,Meafi fues, 4va's n rdeed d.~ a e3 Wott I-y,ogat 'and an'enliglif itere peo ple-' 'anjd ' lo.st, ' erhans s Lame reaf on to exult in Ee i re of fl ...

... file of beauty anld ele- gance that does henour to the talfe of itsprefeni Pro- prietor, Mr' De 1lailipqahl, from the Lyceum, Lost- don, whofe variety of Exhibitions of Machinery, Op- tical Expeleirllents and brilliant Fancy Fireworks, is the rage of tIre ...

... Antwerp, have been flopped by the French, and taken pofieffion of by them, at Flulhing. LIST OF VES'SELS LOST AND DAMAGED [N THE GALE AT CHARLESTON, Ship Halcyon, Manly, of Charlefton, bouitd for Bourdeaux much dramaged, and3 unloading. Shrp Columbis, of ...

... of the arrival of a squadron of his Majes- re, ty's ships of -war off Bearhaven, for the protection of of this coast. A pilot boat boarded the Princess Royal at anchor; at which time three large ships were in the of- M i ing, and the Thunderer beating ...

... 'Reinain in th -DoWns his Majeity,'s- shi~ps 'and arisd2gq4eice shi~ps, as per last. : P. S. Sailed, the Curlew to, Margas hads. - - .A itourt Martial was assembled at Sheerness on Monday Ias,' oci board his Majesty's ship Aficaine, tO - inqwire into the ...

... 1- a' socTn, 6AOS. f.-Arrived the ship Neptunus, of'Bremsen, Csi)t 1l1 rilrjurs, from Brejner, bound to the Island of St. Thomas, Vitl dry goods, cheese, &C. &c. out slit Sweeks, anul is very leaky; r tcn Anlricai ship Alibldon, Captaia Slsinier, fosuo ...

... SHIP NEWS. Plymouth, January 10-The Spanish vessel mentioned in the letter of yesterday, was a ietter of marque, of 14 guns called the Santa Maria, f tori srthe ofavknall, meith -a.o y 41i . Aoecar go af sundiies, tadken by ,e IPteistrions of 741utin ...

... sHIp ?1rsS 1r%'s. I FR. D.),vint, 3N': Ujn-setih Of D3i, loaded Collier, ar- V d.tvr list titde ;she had beret taki-ri off Cromrer by a row ba 'e~at~rwh~ onm andwa?~ ietaken oil Calais by the Bold A Iun-brig;I tbe ore'.vwcree all taken Oust, except one ...

... heavisng detained a neutral ship from Cadlie' DrErA, JaNuAsev 21-Wind N. E. with rain. This morning sailed his M'aj-ety's ship Leopard, Rear Admiral Louis ; and Abundassce stoLc-dssp to Portsmouth; also hi.i Majesty's ship- ' rusty, Cockatriee 'loop of ...