... Parille 3flitelliffelice- A convoy is appoiiited to sail from hence on the Ist of March with the ships for the Brazils, to join the general convoy intended to sail from Soithead for Rio de Janeiro and the Island of St. Catharine on the 10th . of the same month. The Margaret, Banks, and Jessey, Mosev, both of Scarborough, laden with corn,, for London, which a sailed from that port on Mondav ...

... Tlhe French Commercial CiLies. THE French papers of the 14th ultito, contain a TReport' delivered by M. Cretet, Minister of the Interior, concerniig the com munication of t ee Decree, issued at Milan oil tlse 17th t't t the English 'c'omml cmerce, to tise Chamb1lers of Commerce in the great commercial towns ; and their seve raa auswers to this communication. The Report then proceeds to give ...

... ;.marine yintr4 ell(C'. ARRxvA.L-At Dzdlin, The Delia, Aothony Peacock, of this.port. .. . 'he Minerva, Burrell, arrived here on Monday last from New- York, which he left o tlie SOth. Deceriber,- havisw got his cr.aro on hoard previous to the laying on of the late embargo. He brought New-tor papers of the '3oth December, from 'ivhich awe hatc'made, extracts in'anheih part of our paper;- ...

... I F A IHULL, FEBRUARY 22, ~ 1~808 ;Matbie 3in ligetice. . . - I I ? -t-- ?? ?? Hligrolzaad Frimary 15. --The Rhine, Captain Fea, from Hull, which had landed 150 hales of goods, hav- ing suffered much iti her anchors and cables in the gale, left here with the remainder of her cargo, for fear of being driven on shore: Captain Fea intended to return to Hull. A petition, we understand, has been ...

... IiL~ FEBRL'~RY 29 8 Il: Il Llx ~IS i; * .tW o ,, a rule 541tel4gpart. , - The Prince William armed ship, Caiptain Mott, ii~tdl in tc .-lumber on Monday, fromr Heligoland, 'arg Lens driven off by a gale of' wind. Bract of a letter received by Mcaare. ?? aud C. trot, nricts of the Actaun, which ship was on a Mr erom Narva to Hull, antl has not bcen heard of :L;?evcinber I:- Vrarva, Jardias iy I ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT, MARCHF1. ?? I - I . -o A I - e Flax . ; Pete'rsburg 12 Hds. 801. Narva 7do. 61. Y Riga Pick't Thims. Rak 881. . ~ -. dn. do.. samples 951 id -- Druana Rak.L 881b r . - ' do. Cut - 741. f eg PetersbUrg Clean 751t. a 761. , ' - - Outsilot 721. a ?? L; ~---.--lf.Clear70l.a- L, Riga DIrumia 801.a--1 , Rhinie 761.a78L , -OutshotZ , 761.a7 1 it - Druana Pass , rer To, Common ...

... IIULL, MARCH 7, 1808. -olleff-wet- 4-11(irille ?? , . fftnte.. - . Since our last the following vessels have sailed frtm t this port for the Greeolauild and Davis's Straits whale f herices, viz.-- Strniit--Prescot, dlark; Cato, Weldon; t N~orth Britoil, Briggs; Brothers EIdunonds Srmuels, v Marshall, 'homias, Webster; and Dstncoihe, T'aylor. r ?? Elit on Uolberry. t' TVo Danish vessels, prizes ...

... I ABritisi- America, ,russian ra'de. I ?? O F the importance of ?? between Great W Brital ?? some judgnient may.'beS formed from the statement that the ann'ual export of Britisih manuslactuires to hose States exreedsia,(10 0001 sterliiig; aid' th at the demand has bee tcons'tanily and rapildy, intcreasing- . , It is computed that' three-fourths of the 'trade he tw'een this' country a]d 'those ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT, MARCH i. e n Fla . . Petersburg 12 Hds. 801. d Narva do. 761. Riga Pick't ?? Rak. SS].j - dtu do. samples 951.- N - Druana Rak. 881. (do. Cut 741. n hemi . Petersburg Clean 751.a 7,61.| Outshot 721. s :I- Hf. Clean ,01. a --1 Riga Druana 801.a--1 - Rhine 761. a 781 r -Outshot 7iAl.a771 r - Druana Pass 751 ? n. Common Pass 68. ,f-- linania {)Codilla 501 Irot- .. Russian C C ...

... I CORN-EXCHANGE, March 7. THE fresh arrivals of wheat to:day make the supply L very abundant. Fine samples fetch last week's prices; but other qualities go off heayilv, owing to the prevailing opinion that the distillers will not be allowed to use barley and nfilt. These articles are, in plenty, lower, aid very few buyers. Beans of the two kinds are. dull sale; the fresh' supplies of oats are ...

... 1l'U L l,, MARCH; 14, 1808. , olavlle 3nte'lUigIce. rnhlnwin, rlnfln,,n;rsfnn h. ot I The followino' communication has beeh'received res- 5 peting the sailing of the convoy for the Brazils:-' -ih' Adsirasly-0fi, 8t8M March, 1808 Sir, It being ,the itention of mv Lords Commissioners of the Ad r- miralty to order the convoy, which is appointed to d sail from Spithead for the Brazils on the ...

... IIULL, MARCH 21, 1808. parille Pitell(gelicei U. ue A new arrangement has been toade for the future in communication with Sweden. The packets are to la ts proceed directly to Maritrand, and not, as before, to 1' It. Gotteuburg. ti 'I'he sailing of the general convoy from Spithead, for d, n the Brazils, is postponed'to the gist inst. and is ordered 0 to call off the island of Madeira. - ' His ...