Star. — London, England, 1804-07-25 00:00:00

33. Ile the net produce of the Permanent Tate' miffing po etise toile sth January, 1793. was lo therm ended 5 smeary 1 793 L 44.284,000 00 5 trawl 1794 . 15.941 000 on 5 anuary 1795 - 13,8180:0 on 5 emery 1796 - 13.557P 9 P on 5 annoy 1797 . 14 192,300 on 5 ianuary s 798 . 13.331b 00 on 5 anuary 1799 . 14473,000 on 5 . maul 1800 - 15.7434 0 9 en 5 anuary 11101 - 1 14.194.739 on 5 anuary Ifos - 14.497,226 on s anuary 1803 . 1 5.4 2 50 000 and on 5 anuary 1804 . 14,900,000 'liels WI torn exceeds the no produce of the Permanent Taxa On the 5 111 ,1s 0 " 1 1 1 793. by 6174001. and is exclubve of a large inertafe of arrears outftanding. as. That the total net produce of the permanent Taxes, in the year ended sth January,lBo3, amounted to a8,14668t1. including 5133251. paid for Bounties on Com and Rice imported in the year dos: And on the 7th January 5804, the total net produce of 1 1 / 4 111111011111 Taxes amounted to 30,714,714 including 43,977 L for Denudes on Corn and Rice imported in the year tlio3. 15. That the oilehl valve of all Imports into Great Britain in the year ending* the sth of January 1803, we' 31,442,518 L and mean average of fix years. ending the 7th of January 1803, was et4:9,62u. That the official value of sU Imports Into Graie Britain lathe year ending sth of January 1804. fuppofang the AA. plets from the Eaft Indies (of which no Recount has yet been made tip) to be the fame as hi the preceding year. was 27,441,13741. and on an average of fix years, ending the sth of January 1804. was i 59.4 9 094. 11. . 16. That the Arial value of &Mils Manufaltures esported from Great Britain, in the year ending the sth of January 1803, AMA 56030291. and on Su 2112111 A of Al peers, ending the sth of :803 S 2 no,Scol. That the official value of Mid& M3arT 1112 uladtures exported train Crest Britain in the year onling the sth of January 404, was 22,25240 a and on an average of fin rem, ending the sth of January 1804, was •23,834.3401. And that the real value of &WS Marmfaetutes exported in the year coding the sth of January zBO3, may be eftimated at 48,500831 and in the year ending the sth of January 0304,at 40,100,11701 :7. 'Mat the official value of Foreign Merchaneize exported from Great Britain In the year ending the 50. January 180.1. was 19412,8331. and on an average of 111 years, ending the sth I:m:7 1804, was 15,402,9591. That the oficialvalue of Foreign erehandise exported from Great Britain in the year ending the gth of January Igoe, was 21.537,148 L and on an average of Rs years,asding te sth January aloe. was 15.313.500 And that thereat value Foreign Merchandise exported In the year coding the 7th January 1803, may be ritimated at 14,418,8371 and in the year Man the sth or yanuary 1804 at 9,313,2571. to That in the year ended soh January 1803, the number of Bridle vefels entered inwards in Great Britain, was 104471 their tannage 1,378,610, and the number of into employed in them 88,035. That the number of Britifh mitts cleared outwards was mils, their maw 1,345,611. and the &umber of Enna employed IA 1112211 82401. That in the year i =th January 1803, the number of Foreign veal. entered in Great Britain, was .5497, their teener 7110451, and the reenelser el men employed in them 40,310 ; and that the number Or Foreign tech cleared oat ium:da, was 56a6, their tonnage 804,880. end the:melba - of men employed in them 41,414. 19. That In the year ending the sth January 1804, the number of Britifti aim entered inwards In Great Britain, SW 11,296, their manage 1,614365, and the 1211/11111 of men employed to mivivite them 93.004. That the number of Britlib Mips eh:red onwards was 18,071, their vicinage 14441 0 . and the nan.htr of men employed in navigate them esmeo. That in the fame s.. r the number al Foreign Ships entered inwards, in Great Britain was 4251. their tonnage 638,034. and the number of men Miployed 1A them 33,660. That the number of Foreign Ships cleated outwards was 366:, their tonnage 374.34 2 , and the num ber of mm employed 30.414, making an increafe in the year iSo3, as compared with the year tam, of Betti& mffels entered inwards, eds. men Lips,. 235.743 ton, , 4669 men; and an inereafe of Witt& Veffeis eleare4 outwards, of no Lips. 99.119 tons. 5636 ION; and making 'diminution in the year 1803, compared with the year rilos, In the number of Foreign Veffels entered inwards, I via. Ihips. 1145, tons 141,131, men 686 o; and a diminution of Foreign Verde, cleared outwards, of Lips 1964, tons 230,338, Men i I poo. so. That the number of Regiftercd Veneta belonging to the Brides dominions, and employed in trade in the year dos, was nod 63 ; their tonnage 2,128,055, and number of Icemen nolgat log the lam 1 5443 0 i And in the year 1803. the camber of wads was a sates ; their tonnage 1,131,249 ; and the .umbel of men .53.445 : being an Imre& of 871 ihipb. of 110,134 toes, and of 915 AIM 11. That the total Sam to be nifed In Great Britain, in the year 3804, may be Mooted as fellows : ff-eft on Pubtie,Fonded Deft, Charges of Manage. meet, and Sinking Ford, on the sth Feb 1804 latent!, Charges of Management, Stc to be paid be tween the sth February, 1804, and the 7th January tilos, on Stock created by LO2/11 of the padmt Sef ton to the amount of 18,200,0001. - - 487X 0 Cell Government of Scotland, Penfiees on Revenue, Militia and Defacers Warrants, Bounties for pro moting Fitheiles, &e. tee. ellicnated to be the fame II in the year ending 7th January, 1804 - Charges of Colleting and Management of the Reve nue, eat mated to be the fame as in the year ending the 7th January, 1804 - - Proportion to be defrayed by Great Britain of the Civil Lift and other Charge' on the Confolidated Fund of Great Britain (the Charges on the Confolt. dated Fund of Ireland, which is likewife a Joint Charge, being included in the Supplies), 15.17t15s of 1,346.0431 . %Pellet voted in 18c4, foe Great Britain exclutvely, Supplies voted in Ike. for Great Britain and Ireland, proportion to be defrayed by Greadiritain is,t7ths of 40,310,6991 55.744.731 -38. 0 ? , 7 , 3 14 4.1 00,01143 497.528 1,955.368 1.1 8 7, 6 7 0 2. 1 9 1 ,579 Advance to Ireland - - lateral. for Loans to the Emperor of Germany Making in the whole the Sum of L.7'498411 .12. That the Funds appHcable to difeharre the Sum required for the Service of the Tear t aoa. may be eftitnated u (dime Thcilmfe Receipt of the Perroment Rrrenue (after &dueling the re payment of 0 •cr-Entries, Draw backs &c) eftimated to be the fame as to the year ending sth January t;34 31 ,44 0 , 2 7 3 - - Add Excels of Permanent Dudes out !landing and under Bond on stb r, Fi n ge 3804. beyond:heir amount on nth Januaryn uary 1803, after Jrduding asexaSl. t e Pro- Portion of 'Mut Duty bonded, beyond the average Importation of the Lift five yea" - Allowed to Brewers, which train! is June tßos, - - Further Produce of Tares :Ros, to p h Titulary Ohm, taken as eltunAted (or the whole year ot 680pocl. 7 I 2,ceo 951 05 ° 4304 -0 0 3 6,6 Bahama Produce to sth January 180. id the per •nanent Taxes isnpofed in the prefect :Sefton, taken ai &Misted for the whole yur at boopool. - Small Branches of the Hereditary Revenue, ani naper.ft Monies repaid, ctimated to be the fame as In the Ica: ended St. January Lottrti. after dedodling the Proportion of Ireland War TIMM cniratted to produce to sth April, ales, Surplus Ways and Means for the year ttlcs, Loan, Vote of Credit fee'Grest Britain 1544 0 , 000 ijlo,ooo 24.5°°X:c7 1,00, CO Mating to the whole the Sum of i..t.tc;,rf Th: Refolutions moved by Mr. VAPC3I ilative to the prefent amount of the debt, and the lurplus of our means, were then put and agieeti to. Mr. Hossessou brought up the account of the duty on property, moved for yeilerday, by Mr.Vau fit:art, which was ordered to be printed. At bAlf pars fcno, Houk adjourned. LONDON. WEDNESDA' I. Ptitga--Holklayi iItICF. OF &roc, 3 per cem.. Red. 361 57ti 3 per Cent. Conf. 56t3f 4 per Cent- 743 5 per Cent. Wavy 91M 5 per Colt. 1797 98 Long Ann. 17if India Stock 17.3 173 Enact*, JOLT 20,•••GOI • _ _ JULY 13. at the Public Olken RS YESTERDAY s India Bonds to se. dif• Imp. 3 per S a Ditto Ana. o lio nw elael ium . ;rim par. s. diE EngliOsTlellets 171. 77 1 . Confab for ace. 04 77i IC Deb. S per Cent. Sat. tin oa London Is. Our accounts from Brentford, which come down to about one o'clock this day, Rate, that the Poll, which bad proceeded with various fuecefs during the Morning, was then very much in favour of Mr. MAIN waaimo.—Accounts received fince, and which come down to two oclock. Rate, that at that hour Mr. Metwwet twc had obtained a Majority of twenty fix on the whole poll.—Report Rates, that fome time before, Mr. Maiitwaatwo was Rill more a head, but that Sir FRANCIS kad reduced the number by polling fully, running, within the preceding half hour. The greatelt order prevailed this day at the Haft ings, for which great credit is due tolbe Sheriffs. Captain Woonaorae, of his Majefty's (hip Cm; COTTA, the arrival of which at POitfirtlatlth, from New South Wales, was announced in this Paper yef terday, has communicated to the Lords of the Ad miralty, that on his paffage from New South Wales, he fell in with at fee, on the tech of June, an Ame rican veffel, the Captain of which informed him, that while he wit lying at Batavia, Admiral Linens ar rived there with his filnadron, which had been en gaged with the homeward-bound EaR India fleet, from China, and bad L:ea beaten If with colfiderable if ! Limon ezpeaed to be able to refit his (hips at Ba tavia, but the Dutcli either had no naval Bores there, or were not inclined to part with any to thofe from whom they never expetted :o be able to receive pay ment. He had no money to purchafe any from pri vate individuals, and bills on France were rejeaed. The Gazette rf Taft night confirms the reports we had hated of the enemy's force at Boulogne having fuftained confiderable lofs and damage a few days ago from our blockading fquadron. From this fpecimen w ill not augur any thingveryaufpicious to the plan of the conqueft of England by loch prepare. tions,and therefore what isnow wanted is not altogether to defpile the demonftrations of hoftility at Boulogne, while, at the lime time, we are convinced that this is not the quarter from which the grand attempt may be ex peetcd. We have received American Papers to a late date. The following are the principal Articles : From the C ..men-i7l Adverb' fir, Philadelphia, June Is. Itoi. Th. fc.hooner Lydia, Posria. from St. Mary's in nine days. Captain Nara& informs that on the ell of June off Charlellon Bar be fpoke the Nita brig St. Andrew, of t 6 guns, having in poffellion the French Chip la Paris of a 4 gnus, and soo men, which be had taken three days before, after a very &vete engagement ; they were fleeting dire** fot New Providence." 713. 0 5 6 aczpoo 3.0,000 From the Philaidtbia Gamut, Jane 11, 11804. " A letter from our correfpondent at New York, dated yefierday morning, rays, "Two Brit;th frigates are n,lw off this port, in waiting for the French (hips deflioed oi.t.—They come into the Norrows at night, and lay off all day ; In that it will be impoffible for the French I gates efcape without engaging them. They are fuppofed to be the LEANDER and BOSTON. Should Jsitoms B and I,is lady take paffage in the French frigates, it is very I.kely that they will south at as , egAl pees, before they arrive in their !mother counts y." Military movements to a eonliderable extent arc vety unexpelledly on the point of taking place. A camp is immediately to las farmed on Barbaro Downs, confining of the IR and 3d battalions of the firfl regiment of Guards, now Rationed at Chatham, under the command of Major. General Wrataao, who are to take the ground on Friday and Saturday next ; they confill of ~too men. A brigade of the line is alfo on its paffage from Neweallle and Leith, confining of the tBth, or Royal Irifh regiment of foot, two battalions; the 53d, and the ad battalion of the 6111, who are to difembark at Ramfga'e har bour, and march to Barham Downs. When the whole are affiinbled they will amount to about 6,000 men. Lieutenant-General FRANCIS DUNDAS will bare the chief command. Major-Genetal STUAST takes a brigade in this encampment. Another encampment will afro take place at Cox heath, to confin of a c,coo men, which will be formed from the different Regiments at prefent Rationed in the Eakin DinriS ; viz. a troop of Royal 1-lorfe Artillery, the an Battalion of the Coldftream, and the aft Battalion of the 3d Regiment of Guards, commanded by Major-General the Hon. E. FUICII I tl.e three Yolk , . Royal Bucks, Heatfordfhire, Eall and Weft Norfolk, and ail Royal Lancafhire Regi• ments of Militia, under the command of Major-Ge nerals Lord SOVTI4.I MP roes, BAIRD, and Ercewaras. Another camp is alfo ordered to be farmed at Br*.gl.ton, to confilt cf aft Somelfetfilire Mili is, and the four battalions of the German Legin who are now on their march from Ueynmuth. The ailditional fore: r.rdcted into tl.e abate diftrie, will annum co 17,o::: 24,110.475 MIDDiZSE.X . ILEC7I6II. The order and regularity which yellersinfifilvolat— to prevail, in confequente of the judiciotorarrangelo menrs of the candidates. became the 'admired= of the Eleftors. The pall commenced esaaly at nine o'cl..ck, before the arrival of either of the candida tes. At ten o'clock, Sir F. BURISITY Catered Brentford, with the fame cavalcade as on the day preceding. The band, elrich followed him from his houfe, placed through the town, and acclamation s of Burdett "for Ivo., were heard from every quarter, as he palled in the Hollings. He brookfatled after his arrival, and returned to obferve the Poll. For the fir 9 two hours, the voters were noticed to be more numerous on the fide of Mr. MAINWARISG, than Sir Faawcts, who lolt during that time: but the exaff Rate a the Poll was not known, as it was adiodged bitter for the convenience of the Freeholders to con tinue voting 'aril five o'clock ; than delay time by calling up the Poll Books. At twelve o'clock, Mr, Masswoetito came to the Hollings in his poll charier' and four; his poliillions and fervants were in the fame livery. as on Monday : bifling and hooting from the populace refounded thrcugh the town ; but the clamour was not near fo great as at his firfi arrival. About this time, a man. who appeared to be a wag goner, esclaimed, in front of the Hollings, Mos everUrg fa, tier we Broofeet l in coefequence of which, another Ripped up to him, acid Chewing Sir Fearless DU LISITT'S COCICAtie, demanded if he would fight for Ms: Nwa RING ? the other affected, and the eisanger, who was George Maddox; the boaer, was on the point of letting to, when the arrivol of llveral eon liable' fettled the fury of the combatants. The voters continued coming, and the road leading to Brcntford was thronged with carriages. About live o'clock the books being doled, Mr. She a sum, reported the tlate of the poll to be thus: For Mr. ti:AIWW(11110. sin &I' FRANCIS BaRDITT majesty —3B Upon the joint total of both days poll, the new hers Rand thus : Foe Slr FRANOS BUIDITT - • Os Mr. MAI NW A MING • • - Ipij • Maitifitr Itin far the farmer a...a Imtne4Lotely a ft er the Sheriffs had reported the State of ate Pull, Sir FRANCIS I3UCDITT caMe to the front of the' hrdlings, and was greeted by the load and r moms applaufes of the people. The Hon. Baronet addCaLed the meeting to the following effeit—“ Gendarme, I . thall detain you but a very Rum time. It is not mr • with to piniong your attendance here, faecal& it lava your intered, or that of the carafe for whicii we *rev gle, to trio:draw you from that exertion that is weneft e Cary, and to which I know you are fiacerely difpefed. n order to bring this comet' to a fpeedy and feocelifid termination. Of this termination I entertain net the shadow of a,tioubt. Our adverfary has contrived to make Conte advance upon the poll in-day, but that advance is owing to c.rufes for which it is eafy to *- count, and which can have but a trantitory infteasem We Rill retain a majority of 4S —a number which yes mull remember to be propitious to our caafe [Lead iipplatifes]; and tlt.:ugh he through whom the cdt.. bray of that particular number originated &fated your castle, you may rell Allred that I never ball, but will ufe my utatoti endeavour that oo and Li betty fholl go down conneeted together to the Welt pollerity [Atricrefo.)—Gentlemen, the Contra&ors and the hlaoillrates have been esti emely alive fine lIA had the honour of addreffing you. They have made great exertions. Yederday they ifeed their commands ; to-day they iirutd their threats--and era thole may be attributed the fuccels or my saver ry on this day's poll [A laud cry flyer; ya.]:24.• denten, the forporters of my opponent are nietti naries under the influence of leer, and mull come forward when fornmoned rrny friends Ire volunteers, w ho, poffriliog, the zeal of that gallant body, el not fu well difciplined,oucepable of the fome fiiblerviency as the troops of oar enemy, leave me nut the lealt room to doubt, that whets the excafion pieties, that zeal will be (efficient to achieve a com plete victor? [toad attleaferj —Gentlemen. I will not delay you longer than to reconneead that ex ertion which alone is rteceffory to pleat ne to-mor row on a ftiil prouder eminence with milted to oar adverfary than we flood et the dole of yeiterday's Poll."—Sir Fa ex cis bytes r r immediately retired from the huffing'. Mr. Mottivreatao then attempted to addrefs the -- meeting, but could not alit lin tilence for a Ries lenience. He contented himicif, however, with point ing emphatically to the numbers on the poll boards, and exprelfing his c infidetsee of eon:lsle:ably improv inghis advantage this day. File hulling' were crowded with beauty during the The re eat of Light Dragoons , belonging to the greater part st the day , and about half pall fi v e t he gim Kixo's Germen Legion, ate to be incamped near mmeetingwasdifpeiled. . Two claims who were unable to leave their ear. Southampton, and brigaded with a regiment of Eng lills Cavalry nage either or tro age or infirmity in coder to poU.er.. rived within the fame hour, one to vote for Molten,. Yefterday the 7th company of the 4th regiment of woutoic, the other for Sir Fiances Bum:AM A Loyal London Volunteers, commanded by Captain legion of Peace Officers were neceffary to chilies Ps , marched to Montpelier to fire for a Gold accefs to the booth fur the former, whilft the lattee Medal, when the prize was adjudged to Mr. ARRA- had his bodes taken from his carriage, and was NAY CARTS'. The Medal is an exceedingly hand- drawn in it nearly round the holkings by tire admit. tome one, and vetoed at (even goineas. ing crowd. This old Gentleman's name is Emus, The Court Martial, which fat on an enquiry vela- the relides near Uxbridge, has uniformly through life live to the «nolitO of Captain Celoicoalt., of the i fopported the pollute' candidate, and having made. Liverpool Fuzilcers, broke up on Thurfdoy p erhaps . his effort , In what h e lined tit be th e when the lenience WAS tradmitted to his hlajetly fur podnod eat*, appeared to feel new ftrength a nd vi. his approbation. goer when affettionately embraced by the Candidate An alarm of Fire ! threw the Haymarket audience whole eleaion he had come to fupport. ball night into great confulion i but it was loon ea. Sir Famicis lotto-tied to town, preceded by Git tinguilhed by the addrefs of Mr. Ettisroe, who gave banners, and band of mirk I but es there was a heavy the mot} pofitive affuranees, that there was not the I t and be made it a particular requelt of the po (Mallen foundation for the wicked report. p , befi:lace not to draw him as they had douse the day BlOAD.—Yetterda) die LORD MARDI ordere d t h e , • . cer emony was dilp enfcd with. price of Bread to be continued the fame as lag week. mr. meniweetwo retainedin to, chariot and (atm The American Government, without waiting for about the Come . time, accompoured by fame Jimmie any O ffi cial Remonftranc, on the part of Great Bii.. in their carriages. tai', have authorized Mr. Mittel( to dii.tvow, hi the Both yefterBay and Monday a c .nfoteratrl7 num molt diftinff and unequivocal manner, the unwarr an- • be th . e Friends of Sir Faancis returned from table language held by Mr. Livimooroo at Paris, cc- _ "f: loafing the tabricatesi Correfpandenee attributed to On the Lam day's r o ll. at the la 1 , in I SA, Mr. I Daazs. I;tsntir , ir ifICIe Were for Mr. Mane Kr G. the rosi7 On Monday three young men were cortmitted by , On the firß day's n, 1: Olerawaartio, jun. Mr. julticc Bove to T uthill -fi - lds Bridewell , for " were 52 . 2. • throwing mud and Aoncs .it rh - carriages which were On the 1 . 1.0. i. n in tfoz, Sir P. Datum bad conveying the friends of Mr. Idiot weareo to Scent. I on his , and on the tird day's Poll were. ha ford. They were yellerday te-esamitied at the Pub. has 611. h: Office, Bow erect, when they were n o de., 6•I On the fecond day Mr. MainWatewn, bail, ll:mate:Yes M BcL and two jureties in +ci.sacls I iCiin Totes; while Mr. U. Oh. has ma 17967. • NAUTICAL INTELLIGINCE. MAILS THIS DAY.......W1ad S. W. .• •111 t. ovi. MM.. Ova. Dublin • • a o I .. llana.Surgli o Waterked a I • Gottenburgh 0 0 PORTSUOVTH, JULY 24 —Arrived the American Kig,•tbe Speedwell. Corn Bolton, bound to Havre, detained and fent in by the Favpvalva Coop of war. Sailed the Scouec !loop of war, with a fleet under convoy for the Downs.—Wind Southerly, with rain and thendcr. - - ••••• • DILL. .141:.Y 24.--.SailCd ye/lei-day, after port, tile ALERT lugger, with the outward bound, under con voy, for Porternowli i SPIRDY and Hari floops of war ; Jaya ica frigate ; Bi.onumoulto, ARCHER, FLAMER, BRU I SFR, BLAZE R. and Matuwaagun brigs, on a etuize off the Fiend' coali ; alfo his Majeily's (hip GLORY. of 93 gum, for rOrtftlfrollth. Remain in the Downs the reit t.flus Majelly's (Lips as per fall. The OR ESTIS !loop of war has a fignal frr a convoy Ito the Northwellward.—Wind E. S. E. Dumas* esv, JULY 23. —An immenfity of damage has been fuftained by the Boulogne flotilla ; they Were caught at anchor in the gale of Friday arid Saturday. Several gun-brats went down at their anchorage. and five gun-brigs went afliore. Every foul mutt have perifited. The entire flotilla was obliged t' hear up for Etaples, and was engaged ali the way is the molt gallant (tile by the Aururax, Captain .1/scrams. who did them confiderahle damage, being, within molket (hot for two hours.. The part of the flotilla that has efeaped, mull have fulfered confideralaly, and is m^ 4 require a length of rime to repair the damage. The Istmoaret.sys and LEDA rode out the entire gale, at anchor, on the Bank de Bas.—Arvived the LED., from Boulogne; EURTALUS and Coo aysss or a ttars, front Havre, and remain with the Lsoveao, ARDI•NT, VIITIRAI4. BONITTA, SULPHUR. VOLCANO, DISCOVERY, ARCHER, CONSTANCE, and BOXER gun brigs, and feveral cutters and loggers. Hocc. JULY 23.—A convoy is petitioned for, to fail from hence for Tonningen the fir& day of Au guft.—A convoy is alfo petitioned for, to fail from hence for the Baltic, about the Bth of AUgUill. BRISTOL, JULY 23.—The brig Friendfhip. Capt. INOR• HAM, la ft from Tenet iffe, has brought in here four men, viz. John Sheldon. James Seeres, John Wade. and John Emerfon, whom the received from a Spanith brig, being part of the crew of the American fchooner, American. Captain HENRY Molise. The fait men (late, that the! left Pennbfeot North Port, in the Rate of New Haelifhire, in the above I.. l moner, for Demerara. nn or shout the 27th February, that they met with fuck bad weather, that the velfcl he• came a mere wreck, and was, for a eonfiderable time, on her beam ends ; that the Captain died of fatigue ; and two of the crew, viz. Ezekiel Wade and Jo(hua Gitchell, were drowned; that the fehooner afterwards righted, and they were 79 days upon the wreck, living on raw potatoes, raw beef, fpirituous liquors, &c. not being able to obtain or keep any fire on board ; when the Spanith brig above alluded to, hove in fight, and took them on hoard, reboot the 26th of May, in the latitude of Bermuda. The above account has been certified by the American Conful at this port. FROM LLOYD'S I.IST. GRAVY/END, JULY 54.--Palled by, the Yankton, Stnddart, from St.Lucle; Weft Indian, Alien, from Jamaica; Venue, Haynes. from Virginia ; St. John the B•ptift ; BaLluft, from Whoa; Two Brothers, Fiflkr, from Charente; Pallaa,Forbes ; and Jane. Gallic from Limerick ; Jupiter, Love, from New York ; Atalante, Dor tro,•with prize goods. from Portfinouth; Providence,' Oakes, I with prise goods, front Plymouth; Admiral Notion, Irwin. from Copenhagen; Ocean, All.'!, front Dantzle ; Callenwick hlar garetta, Moak, from Pinata ; Guilaff,Wuffen,front Gottu.burgli Hope, Hendricks; Good Essig; Friendfchap, Mura;: ; Jonge Catharina hfargaretta, J•rfen; and Wow Maria, Nkkols, from Tonoingen.--Sailed :he Travers, Saunders, for the Eaft In dies; and Minerva. bowlesuass, fur Tonniagen. Autogyro—ln the Downs, the Welt Indian, Allan, from Ja• males. At Briftol. Atlas, INilfon, from Wilmington. At Liver pool, Jane, Natraf, from Memel. At Bridlingtoo, Trafficker, Hodfon. from Memel. At Southampton, Galatea, Adamfon, from Memel. At Lynn, Moir r:ath. Hammond. from Ckrilliana and the jafon. Hall. from Wy , iurgh. Off Scarborough, Henry. Robinfon; BM& Union.--; and Diana, Samiley, from the Baltic. At .ebb, tiolttead. from the road of Spain. At Clyde, Union, Hilton. from Wifeaffett ; Juno, MLea, from New York ; Sarah, Bowden ; Thomas, Aubyi• ; and Este:prize. 'Graham, from Clisriefton• At lautain.Provideuce, Lovett, from London. At &trait, Fame, Smith, from London At Cork. Margaret. Davis, from Baltisnore ; Brian; Paean, Day ; Alaczo. Cardin ; and Ferdinand. Long, from Philadelphia. At Savannah, Daphne, Malcolm, from Liverpool At Jasnaka, Richard Caret,. Prince, from Tenerife ; Mary Bunihant. from Nova Scoria , Alexander, Lilk ; and Earl tit. Viiieent's, Maroc, from London. At Dominica, Albion, Sinklater, from London. At Whoa. Laps • forgo, —, front London. At Charkilon. linluffry, Falters, from Loudon. At Baltimore. Nancy,Hobh. from I averpnoL At Africa, Harry and Jane:nom r ; Aurora, Baci.houfc ; Aoderfuo, from Luadoo • • • I • ( n I- it r - - Itad , oft leen Mid tber C in wee 414 ijcl. Rif Stb I the ties to lan!. gptid ~~•d Pr 7: Wed Debt. MA dejt. Len. nt at ed I. on d been dung t As. Aided K. ma iPSSL I. " 111 co the p Oil ion In licence ,nuary. M the care. a bank ast I Lows [okra mydes >4 671. run her libe ♦f t)1 a *els •loot j I Lid