... TtANXRUP1':. LONDON% C.4ZI7YE, SA7URDA.Y, Deethe n JICll\IAD NIAN'GtiA',I, Bresilfidc.. Njuddl6ia, drtjrer, Occ 17, 271, ciii Jotl ii1 it tiw he at Chitihall, Lbdadosn-Aliornes Mr.j Alatti Oldi It CXry I Ciilend.ll ?? te? Goictlde-Rquarem, Muddlctexetolbtaer. I cc. 171 ci eleven. ,oci J.-i '21, at -twelve. at Guiltdliall, Londcvn. Atirte ir, 'itelie C -Idea salure, London kaitfMmCttst, ...

... |HULL PRICE CURREN T, DECEMBER -. T/a r .Pereshurg12.H1a. ' 26h. ...

... N C *-reorl~es VPRE--- Nit'W: CHA-NNELtS ~ 'roT.A-D'E. '7,'PO-RTUzGAL.-Part F - ?? ,A.SrAT, rc 4l , COMMSRC-.'IAL ?? OF, THE I3RASILS :-SOUTH-AMERICA.* a a )1d. DE JANEIRO, in the province Of that name,, , and called also S5s5AsTrAN, is - now deemed the , pincipal~city of, Brasii ;. and the followvingdescription of, it, as extrarted fron, Sir G. Stau;ton's Journal, is 1 th.lrmost modern and ...

... 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 ...

... .VP At NEVS. Pti ve mui, D. cs. 23'. Arrived several sail of transpsiat fionm .the atsvward _Sgakled the Norge, 74, si the Wescward. VW ot D Dtec 2,.-Arrvsed the Rover paqket, with sai1s anit patsen'iers, fnie Guernsey aild Jersey.-Sailed tlre: Copoi nptent paikcti: vwith mails and passeugcris for Guernsey asid J-ssiey-. , *: o'eLE, flee ,a .- he Urania, mentioned in niv ?? b'eing oat siregstd ...

... shIP MN0Ea'S- , *rlaynew forothe 'coast ?? badc' L'A~igf,¢cs4, GCaptieid FWolfe, and sailed again for the coast of Spain and France, bet old station. Yestmrdaytwo boatswete swamped ovet NMbunt Batten tadge, but the people wvvre saved by the galtantry 'a a man of wai's 51x oar cutter: uwhich dashetd through the surf; she in lier turntwasdriven on tl1didocks amidst ?? breakers and was ...

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... 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 ...

... MARKET HlERALD). I CoRNe EXCItANGE, Monday, Dec. 12, 18011. We hbd a conliderahie quantity of UA heat Up for this diy's Market, acd in conlequence of the attewdance of mnany buyeis, a ftart fin prices took place Fije tailples at tile early part of the day advanced 5s. per quarter, nor was there any abatement, though the fales bccarne dull towards the clole. WVe had . goud fuppl3 of Iarley, ...

... SHIP IVE S. nn. In - ?? -iU I M~rig' Es I l)e. IO.9- IT. Val'pole l 1d;1 snatlla htill cn- * tinucs cn shore ; every eacrison it takilg. to savi the cargo ...

... SI'llp TVIEWS. .,-PatovvistOUTlts Dsc a-Arrived- Ilis Majesty's ship Brito- nrtrt fr P:e he 1)q7jls, 'txd the Ocean S'ldehoch (latq a trana- port),'wich tt'e Fldssf cinich as andi r lues Iavill'ng heen nearty on ;shore o_ thfer l' elst. yrrived last mght,at-;St. He- len 's.the Union Fast-IndiaanIatfi-e) th- Downs, withthe loss oll:'thbtee a4rfhoes- and cables. P Plo,.irj Di3-tt'-. The ...