... LLOYD's MA RINE I1S -0o. 7. 1808. Th e follo-wing sshims, fronm Saniaica, were in conipany iI tile Harcrlsrgof -wvar, on 2sthAag ;I, in-2 la-t.t°. . 7s4, s isa-An, Arklcy Hall, rol Watson, Brown, CctnLorsOn, Cihe.striield, Chamipion, Cornet, Clarendon, Diana, David Shaw, Duncan IEliza, Eaolus, Flends, Haly- v'o'd, H1--o, Jan-rial, Jam-s, Kingston, Lord Nelson, Li lgrrnot' Lune, Leo, Martha ...

... CpL½,'I'W:R OF zCOMtpE ad T- -- ., ,.i , . , - , . . . , , ro W\edleLSd y 3last the ClhatuQbor of Confrf erce and IHIar, .ctujos of this city unanimously voted the thanks ofr the Chamllber to Vice-Admiral VA- sYON, Comrmander in Chief on the eastern coast of Scotland, for the very great attention he has uniformly paid to the protection of the trade in the North Sea, and for the very obliging ...

... 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 ...

... TRAD1DE WITH SPAIN. Lilt 'ER OF ADMIRAL MORL.A TO IlR DUFF. The Supreme Junta of Seville declared to me, undar date of the I '3th inflant, as follows:- MIft Excellent Sir, The Supremne Junta of Seville is adortin g meafrres for forming a regulation, under which Englifh commo- dities are for the prefent to be imported into this coun- try, on which fubjedt your Excellency preicnted a rote to the ...