... HM - . . ?? HULL PRJCE 'CtTRkREP'Nr, N{OVEMBER os.' *D Flon ?? etersbisrg 1 2-Hda. ?? : ig! 'Archansgel 12. 5.iDtch ' 01. 2ta 1401.'j * Nai 'vsa' ' do'. 'lne. ie Riga Thts.1 Rakizter e AND s; 1281. 5ol * '-Druihan Rakitzer. d4 *Hesp ;Pererobirg Clean,Ao0 , n r ?? it ' ---O itshot, 2Nlne., Is' ' ?? Oieau0 None. I Riga'Drnana ' 1231. Re Rhine 1201. ,--Ostshot ' 18! n -Druana Pass, 121!. -Comn ...

... I - Ad - ., i 41 - - . I er Flaxi 2-..il 1251, Srt, ' .i Narvas ' do.: ?? I -Riga Thss. Rabitzer - A?-l 1281.a 1301. . Druana Rakitver sy RMep PetefsburgCleatr, Mome. rs -. -> Outsho; 151. a; 1181. Mf a Cieal, ,Vonr. r RigaDroana 12S9. iv Noe . - - 1201. Ir - Outshot, N~one., In -Druata Pasi 1201. i' p rj. Commxon Nis~ 11 le ' ' Cmni ss 1161. - Codila - ?? ?? 1 EussianCQNDOldSable Sol. ' - ...

... N EW CHANNELS FOR TRADE. dePORTUGALL. PartIf-. ' A'ST.ATIsTICM, & GOMAURaCsL VIEW OF THE I3RASILS :-hOUTfH-AMERICA. f ryr Ia- ch. R,~P- -w ci HE trade of Portugal is carried on upon. the same t T excl~usive plan on whbich tlse several natior's of E Furope trade. with, tlheir colonies of America; and it a' he more particularly resembles the Saihmtoi not sending out single Ships, as the ...

... I NE, W CHXANNELS on TRADE. 1 1 *- SPA4 IJV S~PAIN isituated on the ?? ?? part of thle Se cntnent of Europe, and is surrounded on three sides Isy ithe sae; and on the Norths is separated. runs II France by ?? Mountaivis. On the East and t ri Sout~h it Iis bounded by the Mediterranean Sea, the I ii Streights -of Gibraltar, and part of rise Atlanstic Ocean; j, on thle West by the same ocean ; ...

... : -1 DVea, on the 29ti ?? Adventure, Medlev, freim Malta, bound to this port.-A Beyfast, The Brkhswick, Brady, of this port, from Quebec. The Lord of the Admiralty have given notice that Iis \Maiestyo ship Proselite, is stationed off the island A! Aahalt, to carry a floating light for the safety of the tVOVS Passing and repassing; and has been directed to take her hearings as follows :-the ...

... 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, ...

... he ed CORN-EX CHANGE. MJRx-IANMovvnser 14. in ['HE supply of wheat at our market to-day was ck abundant in point of quantity beyond general Is, expectation, considering the large arrivals we have bad ne occasion to notice lately; the quality for the most part nd was rather complained of by the buyers, being so very f's cold, light, and thin ; the demand proved upon the whole extremely slack, ...

... NEW CHANNELS FOR TRADE,: CONTINUED. SPA jA.' It M ADRID, as being the residence of the Sovereign, Is M (although of comparatively recent fame,) has the t cfirstcaim tonotice. Philip . inthe sixteenth ceptury, t first established his Court here: and the Nobility, in consequence, erecting numerous palaces, this frmerly obscure town began to assume an air of grandeur. The centrical position seems ...

... NBNKRUPT IS. I~ rex -1r --a I i'l #~ tn~nno LN9(YDOY G.4,Z%'R7, SARlTRIJ P; 07)TOBER 2r. J7 ttER WIl.AAMS, now or late of Bedwelty, Monmoutbishire, shop- R~kerpet, to sturrender Nov. 11, 12, at eleven, and Dec. 10, at twelve, at the Greyhattad Inn. Ahergavenny.-Altat ttiet, Mestrs. Gabb and Son, Abeigavenrn,; and Mr Gtirgry, Clement'r [oIn, l.ondn.;.- . Samuel Rhdues. Nevcasitle under-I yet. ...

... - - ?? ?? I * - T ?? - ?? - -? STOCKS?NCWJ'I'l ? M per Ci. Red, 66- j I~uIctojk, o?38 5 per Ct. C. 6fi . Bah)k L. An. i 3S ,5 pt r Cent. O9{ °li0um 8 I =: ?? = == .3dw ...

... On% Tbilrsday last- the -rig MAldxi of and, bound to Bristol, John Nen'combe, master, from Stockbolm, with -inti and deals, arrived off Staiths, near Whitby, disnastedl 3and came to al anchor, the -wind at the time blowing from the N. E. with a heavy swell break- ing epon ?? people, exhausted by fatigue and privations, were taken out by the fishernmen, and lauided at Staiths. It appears the ...

... ?? , ?? % qWV v, ONiDOiN v(ZE7T1E, S.ATUR .A:, 'ovemnber ?? f GE64GE MILLER, if Woolvich. ient,, l3ilnr to 6nrrctider Nov. 17, t 1a othe S.t' and oec 24, it eteven, at Gdildhall, Lond6r.-Attorncy, Mt. west. Clemcnis'ntan Lerdoff-. . N, mliamn Poppestone. plyjnoutb. grcecr Dec. 12. 13,aidI24. at rleveri. r he Colflmttrs Irca l'Plytaluth.-Altoraies, Menart. Coryndonr arid a 1setly. Fl soi ?? Mr ...