... MO(-)Nl HIY COMMERCALA, REPORT. I, ?? - ?? - _ . v- I-.. Wle have the satisfaction to announce thie safe ax-rival of ',ir large fleets, viz-the East India, Jamaica, Leeward I-sleod, and Oporto. Thbe Jamaica fleet consists of nearl 200 ships, that from thle Leeward Islands nearly equal in number; and the 0- pox to fleet about 50 sail co vessels. T'his latter fleet blings a good supply of port ...

... MARINE INVTELLIGENG,. I The Gazette announces the capture, by the Arethusa, of the General Ernouf French privateer, of 16 guns and 58 men, comrnanded by a man who has cruized 15 years suc- cess;full against o'ur trade, without having bean before ta- ken. The privateer is a very fast sailer, and is fit for his KaI sty's service. The Tartar frigate is said to have taken 16 Danish ves- selps ...

... I! 11 -17 LIGEAVE. ,, 4 ?? I A'A' 1 -V I , (I ACTION IN THE BALTIC. it - - ?? T;-. - Gottenburgh mails arrived on Sunday nigt, with ?? . and papers to the I :3t!; inst. They cotni-iln the Swc- ?? report of the !ate gaill:n.t a!ctiotr it- the Biaici, and o *:h, oricial docunierns relating to that sqihj t The let-; itst ?? Sir Sanmuel t- Hod dispiar 2 liberrai mind geti tons spi- I .::idt the ...

... MA JINE IN'TPLLIG E.\CE, No account has becn received of the -Rocbefort squadron of a later dats than the4 24th last, on which! dsv it was seen bir the Connisfrigate. A vessel, that tell in with the Rochefort squadron,. slates, t3att iwas in lat. 29, on the -2.3d.ofiJanuarv.j if this account he correct, 'it *. wis farther a~hear 'of lf Sir 3. uckvworth ?? were tau-ht to-believe.-i The eomul., ...

... l Vea of A postscript to the St Jago de ia Vega Ga- zette, of October 29. contain s a ?? Repoirt made by: a Committee of the House of Assembly of the island of.Jamaica, to whom the act passed in thle last s'essi6n of the Imperial Parliament of the U- fi nited Kingdom of.Great Britain, for the abolition o0 of the slave'trade, was referred. A number of Al letters from Spanish Town inform us, ...

... MARIN'E INTELLIGE.VCE. C.. it it ROCIEFORT SQUADRON. h No authentic accounts have vet been received of the destination of the Rochefort squadron, but we h have the followin cotfeet tcommunication of its force, which appealrs to be e Lc1djesetex,- - - - - - - - 120 guns.,. Y Le M1agianirne - - - L - - sr > e Z1ial, - - - - - - ?? - 74 Le Jenappe.- - ?? 74 Calcatta, formerly British, taken by ...

... FR RO M TEL LO 0JD iV GIZEITTZ. At the Court at the QUEEN'S Palace, the 14th of December 1808, P R ESEN T, The KING'S most Excellent Majesty in Council. Itis this day ordered by his Majesty in Coun- cil, that the P.-arliament, 'which was to meet on Monday the 16th day of January next, be further prorogued to Thursday the 19th day of the same month, and then to meet for the dispatch of bu- ...

... LOMDON PRtCpYs CURRS:v7, CDVTA1NINO, THE PRICES OF THE PRINCIPAL ARTICLES t ~~OF MvERCHANDIZE. I ?? DECC. 9. aA.Is.oMl P. ton 1. S. 1. S.~ fGrIsrn.Ts 741 c-vs o ?? 22 0 a 23 0 -Mizddlos 800So I 1 1l,- 1 19 -,aco 8 08 ALmoNDS PI. CWt. Lm I. 102~ o-10 0 Lbarla, bitter'11 0 f-Bt~ 110 0-1loS J-da 2 10-1,3 0 -Bt 110-1 S -'zalcta 7 0- 0 0 Loap,'s li. 1o0 0-18Co ?? s. d. s. d. Middles lb0 0-2112 da ...

... [We insert the following AB C3TACT, at the Desire of a conntry Correspondenti 4 NEW PROPERTY TAXR. (46 Geo. III. c. 65.) DUYRING the present war, and until the 6th day of April nert after the Ratifica-ion of a Definitive Treaty of peace, there shall be sharged upon the annual profits or I gains arising or accruing to any person. or persons residing l in Great Britain, from ary kind Pf property ...

... AMERICAN TRADE, Not'vithbtnding the Americani embargo, great quantities of Bri:ish mianufactires arc, a-d have been shipped from Bitain and Ireland for the U:i.ted States. Ancrican ships that were tradinlg in Euronc, are daily coming to London, Liverpool1, &sc. to load for America; the temptation of a very higha f~eigist, allowed them bv the shippers, induces them to return to their native ...

... MARINE INTELLIGENTCE. t His Majesty's sloop Royalist of 18 guns, Capt- 'Maz- I well, has captured the Aristides Danish privateer, while engaging one of the Gottenburgh packets, and sent }eC in- to the Downs. A sevese action lately took place on the coast of Den- r markl retween thej Etertion gun-brig and some Danish : tbnrboafs. The Exertinn had got on slore, and whiie 3 endeavouring to vork ...

... ,AJAifL\VE INTELLIFhNCE. A RUSSIAN FLEfET AT SEA. h Saturday morning, ?? orders arrived at Pbrtsmouth for all ihe line of hbatt9 ships to put to sea to the eastward, cs in consequence of the Russian fleet having escaped Sir las. ti Siumarez 1 at least it was so reporteid 'The St Alban's of 74 gnbis, Capt. Austeti, which carie into harbour on td Friday, and was partly stripped, immediately ...