... Ice =doi HE woollen manufatlures. in the North and T1 West of England are -not considerably ve ir injured by the recent events on the continent. Y; The home-consumption increases; the.commer- le cial.distribution of British'woollen goods.in the is l East Indies, is every year extendel: the Analo. or le Americans takeoff, every year, greater quantities Di, i h than before; the trade of the, ...

... .HULL, JAN.UARY12: 1807. I -*ees =H-I eee - SX -NEN ?? SHI 1 t,5 9 T AR RItVA LS.-At Cnzvesend, Thle -Symmetry, Ts Dawson, from Petersburg -for this port. at An order has been issued to'his Majestyis ships of war and privateers, to detain; and bring in all fio ships and vessels belonging bire'trals, trading i 4 from one port of France to andther, or any .port at under the controul of the ...

... The Clarkson, Stephenson, of this port, sailed 0 from hence on the 2d, joioed -convov off Fat- mouth on the 7th, and finally sailed for Buenos a Ayres, on the ioth instant. ti The. llgportantia, 4Gerdes, from this port for b Hamburg, arrived off Cuxhaven before the 19th ult, and was ordered back hither, by the com- tl rnander of the hritish cruizers o that stapo. d The Nancy, Owston, from the ...

... HULL, JANUARY 26, 1807. SHI P NEWS. re ARRIVA L S .-At MataThe Neptune, Blythe, of or from this port; and Scarthingwell, Grey, from th atl Stockhblm. an is A convoy is appointed to sail from hence for cc o Tonningen, on the 2d of February. of I. The brig Fornojelsen, Captain Claus Arc- fo tander, from Barcelona and Valencia, to this eil port, arrived here' on Saturday morning.-On' wic ...

... .. , . 7 I , . n r T hect-ovideanroe p is appointed con-I. ?? voy ?? is expeaddo sal from - the Humber to-morrow. a: ?? . s.;a .-:Theil)oris, C:(aptasn Fyke~; ?? isR jaes@r's' w t, 'licence fron 'C-harante, for; lJ,- .detaioed- a Ip it 'Yarmiouth by his Majesty's s~iop Sparrowi, .the . Y' Hbn. Capt. Win.,Peckentham,' September.Asth,; m !e 1806, was aidered by the Court of Admiralty,' cl d 27th ...

... , 6 1 ?? from Me LoRball - 4'em ? do ADWiRwL7:OF~riCi, Yebruasy S,. lSOi. f it Copy of a Letter tromr Capt. P. Stoddart, of his ' Msfajesty's sloop Cruizer, to Admiral Lord Keith, t . B. dated at sea, January 28, 1807. M x.,7 Y LORD,-I have the honour toifrm your Lordship, that ott the. 264,tiust, at lvo Al. as vwe were stretchiig triin ti-e island oul'VWalheron, towards the' Galloper shoal, ...

... Fit ?? Houe6 oh'us;ef I' es e~erinie;:.ros.t ,m6ove~ ]sdrh :,YCart;ej 1rtl~s ,aXthe, lav~e -Trade Alhi~I ~Jlr Q}La~nd t9e rt :; along and,.abe argumentY 1ndr tfie sr. s i i.of abolishing ',that mnost t. tradei; ':aroeq ,- r~itciples-f sounid policy. ':Uiiintaned. at: e byvgenrde and kind treatmknt9 tlje pqpb atipof- .. nekr'oes in the West India Ceasdlt , D be p't up; nd' ...

... ; u E ew ln h~a for its objects, to LE pire, dur'itg the p'a itewitu percetibly blisI liaurein tttniftslea ' th c'duinttgy and' with 'whit jn ftd'bleli eto tlbsq ?? ofthc piiblic creditot. 1' k hje pp'r edji ' 'g grounided ontl rse -ioursl- i icert 1 'Ii ;'i4f3-1 l ts'nt revenue on the great' f TY sroef the l @ *hes; on the high and accumu- jperi tii ~latizQ ~,saultt i ic Sinrkiig Fund ; ...

... HULL, FEBRUARY 1 1807.| W . n 'AgRJFAIS.-At POpens; The Therley, Carter,i it and the Industry, Latus, both frdm this ?? if LiJbon, The Hound, Bailey; the Pi ince of Brazil, h Stickney; the Providence Goodwill, Anderson, c - all from this port; and the Four Brethers, Fea- It therstone, of this port, from Newcastle. The merchants a'nd ship-owvner§ at this port, T have petitioned for a convoy to ...

... : ARRI'ALs.-At Tonning~et or, the 7xh injtant, h The Boyton, Jackson, of this port ; he was only .tl 34 hours on his passage firom the Humber to the Eyder; great part of his cargo was delivered on the isth instant. Tr. Several gentlemen, o ?? sent a requisitiona t to the Worshipful the Mayor, desiring him to call a general meeting of the ship-owners at al this port, to take into consideration ...

... HULLC MA-CH 9, 1807. FIL-~M R, ?? - .- .- . . - I,, . A convoy for the Baltic is appointed to sail .from hence on the 15th;-and a' convoy for Tonningen is petitioned for, to sail the I9th inst. : . Tlhe Margaret, Metcalf, for Toigesie from hence on Monday last,'join convoy, the Charles armed ship, in t;rimsby Roads. I Since our last, the following vessels hav6,sailed from hence for the ...

... * , > ?? I I. I .I L A convoy is petitioned for, foi the ships now ts loading at this port for Lisbon and Oporto, to n sail with goods that leave Leed§ 28th instant. ' .o Yesterday and this morning a large fleet of h vessels sailed froni this port for the Baltic. n Since our last the followtig vessels have sailed lo From hence for the Greenland and Davii' Streights whale-fisheries, ?? ...