... 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 ...

... MONTHLY COMMRCIAL REPORT We kave tlie pleafrie, to aniourice -the arrival of a-1 .cotton. 'lThe firft articles are conme to a very dell soar- 1 ket ; but the cotton hise avrived to a very great nmarket indeed wlien we cait Ely that Brazil crttzon has advan- ced full (11. fer lI. within a few days paFr. own;1g to r the great orde's now executing at It'fantchelLlr, (if all ]Lhids of ma ufai ...

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... LLQYD'sMARINE LIST-Dec. 27. 1a80 The Danifh flhip Admiral Chapman, from Batavia, is he taken by the Modefte frigate, and fent to Bengal.- the :hdThe Vic3 sr S.W. has taken a rich Daniih fhip, and fent c the her to Madras, and captured feveral others. iand The Lady Carleton, Ritchie, from Liverpool, was t his f oken with by a frigate w' thin five days fail of Mef- sa) t to f1na. th( I of The ...

... SCOTS B Ad CRUPTS. A Anr X ANr.P Foxrzs, vlbautfadlourcr in Dundee.- Creditors ineet in Gordon's inn, 15tlh January, 12 ?? clock, to namne a f.iftor; fame place and hour, 5th Fe- bruary, to elect a truftee. EXAMINATIONS, &C. BErNJAMIN CLARK, Drover and Cattle-dealer' in Black-park, te be examined in the Court-houife of Caflle- Douglas, 14th January ans o2d1February, 12 o'clock.- Creditors meet ...

... AMERICAN CO RCE FLY - I 1 - . ' I _ We -opy the followingarticlc from the Ameri- can X01folk L- .,-er, as being peculiarly interezt- ?? at the presen-, period: it has been insicted that Bonapart 's decrees weont to e -1hudel us from aII commerce, ,o,)r which rei90oi tlhe embargo is a wise measure. At Jis momennt w.e have before us an official document, ?? will enable our readers to perceive ...

... . EEAMtNATSOtqS, &C. ALExAwnOrR MAIR, Fiax-dreffer in Colinfburght, to be examined 21ft January and 4th February, in the She-. riffCourt-houfe, Cupar-Fife, 12 ?? in U'Laren'sinn, 5th February, 12 o'clock, to iiifirua John Fergufon, bagker in Cupar-Fife, the truftee.- Clainns to be made by 5th Oitober. WALTER RusSELL, Merchant in Edinburgh, to be eatmnined in the Sheriff Clerk's Office, ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... -SOOTf PIYANRYUPr,- -of U10 1i vAAfr, a SEQUESTRA'rTiON c. WLr.IAM DUNIP'.Ct, tin.-plate worker and brazierjt in' Glifgow-Creditors meet in the writing-rnooii of li JRobert Wright, Nvriter, there, 20th1 DIcenibcr, two ?? clock, to name a faLor; iame place and hour 10th Ja7- r nuary, to eleda a trullee. C1 ROBERT CARNOCHAN, Merc11ant in Stranrapr.-b h Creditors weet in Mrs Taylor's ion, 2Sth ...

... 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 ...