... NEW CHANNEELS FOR TRADE, CONTINUED. PORTUG AL, PART Il. A S TATIrMxM & COAf,1WRCLIL fVEN oF THE BRASILS:-SOUTH-AMERICA. ITrHE astonishing events which have recently taken 1 place in the Southern part of Eutope, have gilven to the BaASILS, in a commercial noant of view, a very considerable interest. 11h'X annexed Sketch will there- fore exhibit a concise view of the geography nf Prtil- guese ...

... SHIP NEWS PORTSMOUTIa, Nov. Ir.-Arrived the Standard, 64, Captai'n Harvey, from Malta and Gibraltar, after a short passase fron'i the latter place; she kuows nothing of any actinn being feouglit in the Meiitereanears. Arrived the Resistance, 38, L'Amiab-le, 36, rylla, 24, Scorpion, 18, Plover, IS, Mackarel and Black Joke luggers, from Falmouthi and Plyrnouth: Arrived the Red- bridge schooner, ...

... SIiIP ATEWS. A ptsenter pert!he Jane, Graham, arrived from Madatra, I statet c that the, day bcrore they inade P'.ymnoutt (z2d ult.), they *sO capturted, wiich Ca ptain Graham mformned hirti vwe tie 3zao Ctlar;eLnter, from M:adeira, which sailed ?? ; tketc- the T6: 1i Stpteber. The Jattesailed the i2d. 'I e Amro-ric tn schooter Alully, fromta Rio Janeirn to Eng- j lan tt is ;- hed c the 3: t ...

... I M` P 0 R T S. Fortune, Cowie, Gnttenburgh, with 157 rieces fir tim- be, 2. S 0. deals, to Adam Bruce-*57 bars iron te the mafeer. Ifobella, M'Iirdy, Galway, with 44 tons kelp, and 65 blocks marble, to Adam White and Co. Ifobella, Palmer, Gottenburgh, %vith 143 mats flax to R. Scougall and Co-IC 18 bars iron to Wilfon and Elliot-768 bars iron to Redpath and Brown -95 barrels tar to Hall and ...

... Corn rxchange, Monday, Otober 31. Although but moderately fupplied with Wheat to- day, the brifknefs of laff week has, in a great meafure, fubfided, and prices were down Ss. and 4s. per quarter. The beft runs of New were from Effex, but fcarce any fine Old either from that county or Kent; to the latter qualistv we can attach no ?? is dearer.- Barley and Malt likewife have both gained on the ...

... MALIRE F1 LD. Corn Er/lesn-e, _3'Lsadsiy, November 14, C We had a confiderable fupply of Wheat to-day, and a fine famples were 2s. and 3s. per quarter cheaper than laf Monday. The trade was likewife r emarkably dull in the difpofal of the inferior forts, which experienced a decline bevond that of finer ?? has rather gained on lalt week's prices, and Malt continues quite has high as then ?? ...

... I SCRIP NEWS. m % .. I - . The MermkiJ; Sinclair, from Jamaica, is dot arrived ?? the Downs as was nepaorred. *. TheCere.-, Corf;froni H 161 Sarah,' Fraak, from Londonl and Geod lntenta Ldwten, fros Scarboroiogh, zre on. s5re near Shields. Crewsaved. . Dovs e, SainhS'y 5 O'cocic.-Yeswerday miorniog a vessel was ordered out Into c'ar ltoads toeceive a /CO5esser.Lzr; an;i about twelve o'clock ...

... M AR KAI H ]J, RALD. CORaT EXCAyNGFP, Alonday, Nov.?, i808. We had a p ctty tulerabli fupply of WI'heat to-day, and ?? ionic fiwlto tiot. ?? this daiy fe'iiight,. in the ntiorinlig lales wtre cceexled pepn nearly the ?? terms as tilen ?? have been Iiot Iparingly lup- FAied wviti liariey of late, and fi-je bright ?? are 2s. per quarttr ?? has likowile improved in price. White Peane allo ate cli ...

... is ' roni tle ?? .Lot e. a d Adsairalty-Oce, A'ebemier 19, 1808. t] It A letter from Admiral Young, Commander in Ollief s of his Majesty's ships and vessels at Plymouth, t is to the Hon. W. W. Pole, dated on board the r ,, Salvador del Mundo, in Hamoaze, the 15th instant, e introduces the following: AmetAhy, Hainaaze, hi ovemter 15, 1808. g 0 MY LORD,-l have the n -s'sincere pleasure in JB d ...

... ?? , - ?? I ? lp Ar, , Arpws.,? 1, ? ?. I, - I I'teral cdpy of a Letter from a Seaman on bbaivd' the Af~'iia, giv ng an account of the adion between pat 83p'aiid'the Danish Guni boats:- His 'Majesty's S tip Afria8 off Colpe~nagen, - YDEAR Fgl tND, Iotfer sincere thanks to Almighty God,' for his infinite mercoy in preserving my life this day, duiing a very sortvre asion with the Danish Gun ...

... The Warre, Fwasingccoood, of this port, arrived at Portsmouth, fron New Brunswick, on Sunday se'nnight, i wilth titber for the Dock-Yard, under convoy of the Medlusa frigate. Tile remainder -of the fleet,' it was epected, have put into the Western ports. 1'he OEcoutorny, Bradham, from Malta, arrived on Tlhrsdv in Wititelbooth roads, and is performing qtaarantite. Ihe Charles and Frederick, ...

... SAT?O? -?A?FTTE. ThYs-Gatie~oiikWs asvacchnnt ofS| et~ captu re of ?? D!)anish privateer Naarg.e-Opttcn.uof se-en gunis and 6 ment, by the, Tp{tar;tft~a':.Thsiet.-4t also coniailis 6. XNoti~ficaowrfrove t*e-jfsri~ratlyAhtt~ Il,'tbting Ligtbt: %iad bteir aasafiofed.offr thel it'asefor thie svfetiv ot the., patsk.cud5s ?? 'thwt. :the cove y is].. bewifr'Eale& lkights ou ,het Gast. Ox Jstiandv ' ...