1 ST. CROIX Imports-Sugar; cotton; fome fuftic and lignum vitæ. Exports-Nothing. ST. DOMINGO Imports-Sugar; fuftic; logwood; mahogany; hides. Exports-Nothing. ST. MARTIN Imports-Salt; Exports-Nothing. ST. THOMAS Imports Sugar; coffee; cacao; cotton; indigo; annotto; logwood; fuflic; nicaragua wood, mahogany; fome hides; turtle fhell, Exports-British merchandize, as to the British Islands. Some cinnamon and pepper; a few German and Irish linens; fome wine. BAY OF HONDURAS Imports-Mahogany; fome logwood; a little fuftic; a little cedar; a fmall quantity of turtle shell. Exports-A few of the articles ufually carried to the West Indics. Sonie Irish linens; beef; pork; rum; wine; all in fmall quantities. FLORIDA Imports-Indigo; cotton; train oil; fpermaceti oil; whale-bone; fkins of feals and fea elephants; hides; Indian peltry. Exports-Some wrought iron; a few woollen goods, chiefly flannels; linens, chiefly low priced; cotton goods. German linens; Irish bounty linens; a few India piece goods. NOOTKA Imports -The fea otter furs, the only article of trade in this country, are all carried to China. Exports-Some woollen and cotton goods; linens; hats; earthen-ware; glafs; wrought iron; watches. Coffee; fugar; tea; bar-iron; cambricks; muflins; tobacco; rum; wine; all in fmall quantities. ASIA OR EAST INDIA AND CHINA Import Books; canes; drugs, gums and oils of a great variety of kinds; indigo in large quantities; cochineal; China ink; galls; turmeric; feed lack; fhell lack; ftick lack; ivory; fans; cane mats; cinnamon; cloves; mace; nutmeg; pepper; Cayenne pepper ; ginger; fago; fugar; tea; a little rice; coffee; preferved fruits; mother of pearl fhell, and fpoons made of it; cowries; cornelian ftones for feals; falt-petre; arrack; cotton; cotton yarn; Carmania, and goats wool; raw filk of Bengal and China calicoes and muflins of great variety of kinds; great variety of piece goods deftined for exportation, the confumption of them Ever fince the peace of 1783 a few houfes in London have carried on a trade with Florida, by tending British veffels, under licences obtained from the British and Spanish governments; and the war has not interrupted the trade. The cotton of that country is of the quality of the upland cotten of Georgia, but much inferior to the fea ifland sotion of that fate. in Great Britain being prohibited; caffia; ebony; fandal; satin and fapan woods; fome wines carried from other countries. Export-Apothecaries' ware; books, value 14,836.; pictures and prints; ftationary; wrought and unwrought iron, fteel, lead, and tin; wrought brafs, copper, pewter, and filver; tin plate ware; brafs and iron cannon, and other military ftores; coals; earthen-ware; glafs; painters' colours, oils, varnish, &c.; cordage; fail-cloth; fhip chandlery of all kinds to a large amount, many veffels being built in India; leather tanned and wrought; provifions; beer; woollen goods; filk goods; linens; fome cotton goods, 8,000 yards of British mullins; wearing apparel; hats; haberdashery; coaches, chaises, &c; wax and tallow candles. Cortex Peruvianus, ginfeng, and other drugs; a few groceries; chochineal; a little coral; Irish linens ;. German linens; tutenague; tar; rum; brandy; geneva; French, Portugal, Rhenifh, and Spanish wines; fandal wood, and fome other woods. NEW HOLLAND Imports-A little wood; fome birds. Exports-Wrought iron; woollen, filk, cotton and linen goods; hardware. Some groceries; Spirits, and wine, all in fmall quantities; Ruffia linens. AFRICA Imports-Gum arabic, fandrake and fenegal; camwood; ebony; redwood; ivory; a few oftrich feathers; fome fkins. Exports-Apothecaries' ware; wrought brafs; copper, iron; 80,806 guns; cutlaffes; gun-powder; fpirituous liquors; earthen-ware; glafs; provifions; beer; woollen, cotton and linen goods; wearing apparel. Bar iron; bugles; cowries; fugar; tea; groceries; rice; rum; brandy; geneva; Irish and German linens; India piece goods to a large amount. SIERRA LEONE Imports-Nothing. Exports-Cotton and linen goods; a few woollen goods; leather; hardware. Some India piece goods; a few Irish and other linens ; groceries; tobacco, &c.; all in small quantities CAPE OF GOOD HOPE Imports-Some wine, cotton and skins. Exports-Articles proper for the climate, of almost every kind. Drugs; grocery; linens; fome provifions; rum; brandy; geneva; tobacco; fome wine; all in trifling quantities. SOUTHERN FISHERY Imports-Nothing. Exports-Brandy, geneva, and wine in fmall quantities, being only for fhip flores. The following Tables will exhibit the number of veffels and men employed in all parts of the United Kingdom in one year in carrying on its commerce, An An Account of the Number of Veffels, with the Amount of their Tonnage, and the Number of Men and Boys employed in navi. gating the fame (including their repeated Voyages) which entered inwards and cleared outwards, in the several Ports of England, from, or to, all Parts of the World, in the aggregate for the Year ending 5th January 1805; diftinguishing British from Foreign Veffels, and the Countries from which the said Vessels arrived, or to which they were bound. Ships. Tons. Men. Ships. Tons. Men. Ships. Tons. Men. Ships. Tons. Men. 158 An Account of the Number of Veffels with the Amount of their Tonnage, and the Number of Men and Boys employed in navi gating the fame (including their repeated Voyages, which entered inwards and cleared outwards in the feveral Ports of Scotland, from, or to, all Parts of the World, in the aggregate, for the Year ending January 5, 1804, and detailed for the Year end. ing January 5, 1805; diftinguishing British from Foreign Veffels, and the Countries from whence the said Veffels arrived, or to which they were bound. Ships. Tons. Men. Ships Tons.Men. Ships Tons. Men. Ships. Tons. Men. |