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.Me7v York Seht o6.-The packet ships
Leeds, Stoddart, and Florida, Tinkham, ar
rived here yesterday from Liverpool. BY
the former, says the Gazette, we received
London papers to the 23d. and Liverpool to
the 25th. of August, inclusive, and by the
latter, London to the 18th. and Liverpool to
the Goth. The most important intelligence
by these arrivals is the stoppase of the in
tercourse between the United States and the
West India Colonies. BY the Orders in
Council on this subject, it appears that the
prohibition is to take place from and. after
the trst of December next. We observe
that Canada and the Provinces of Nova
Scotia and New Brunswick are not included
in the prohibition.


The London Courier remarks, relative to
this matter as follows:--"The interruption
OF this trade with the United States, which
is thus forced upon us by the continued refu-
sal OF the American government to place our
ships engaged IN that trade, upon the foot
ing OF the most favoured nation in the ports
in the u. States,is, we conceive, a fortunate
event for British shipping, which cannot
but receive encouragement from the inter-
ruption of the trade now carried on in Amer
ican bottoms, and with cargoes from the u
States.


ITO the countries in the north of Europe
which possess, in common with our North
! American provinces, the means of supply
ing the wants OF our West India Colonies, il
-four, slaves and lumber, and which are will.
ling to trade with those colonies upon term.
which the United States decline; this intel
ligence cannot fail to be highly interesting
and important.


} The London Courier of the 9TH says:-A
, rumour prevailed in the City this morning o
} unsavorahle news having been received from