... OEFLE and STOCKHOLM DEALS. STETTIN Pipe and Barrel Second Crown STAVES. Hull, Sept. 39, 1809. WILKINSON & THORNEY. SUPERFINE AMERICAN FLOUR. CARGO OLIVE OIL, daily expedled from Malta. Hull, Sept. 22, iso? PEASE, WRAYS if TRIGG. property.J , t.IEBAU 4-brand ...

... Abbey, &c. vuii. The GREY FRIAR SPIRIT cf the WYE, LOVE, tRZ, and Mibi»\Y, tyAmiwr.y F.tUeiig Hotstein, • ...

... Saumare* lias arrived at Carlscrona, where it esptrienced the most friendly reception. •••- . '* n*H'ni.rg, (kloitr 16.—Tl«e American Colonel Burr teturned from Stockholm a ago, ««d left this yesterday for Copenhagen, which place he will leave sort® as he ...

... particulars, apply to BENJAMIN HICKSON 15 SON. Hull, December 14. 1810. For LISBON, The remarkably fine Copper-bottom ed New Ship MINSTREL, ■fy Captain JOHN REED, • Armed with Ten Carriage Guns 19-poundcrs, burthen per Register, 351 Tons; Is ready to receive Goods ...

... prevent any Dday of &fad. in Court. 1. FOLJAMBE, Clork of di. Pnee. L/SBUN, k rcalatkablv fine Copper-bottomed Nevi Ship • MINSTREL * Captain Torn Armed with Ten Carria g e Cum, Pounder', liorthen per Regalia . Threc iltiodnAl Ton*, i. ready to receive ...

... particulars, apply to HuU, Jan. 17, lan. BENJ. HICKSON SON. (-5- For LISBON, in* 1- The remarkably fine Copper-bottomed New Ship MINSTREL, Captain JOHN HEED^ Armed with Ten Carriage Guns 12-Pounders, burthen per Register »Sl Tons ; clears ten days. r An Order ...

... principle that no*place shill held under blockade, but where it in. invested with view its reduflioo. To this length the American Government doe* not go. It merely requires that there shall be a com, petent fjjrce stationed before the port* to be uod ...

... SHIP NEWS. Am Hi Dm*i, Hi S3J Cktoier, The Minstrel, keetl, i>f thi« port, from Mnrjnhal».'. ■.H (jiinlijr, i'. Hi '2'JJ St fit Ur, 'Jlie .Sarah anti Mary, Smith, from thw port, to AUlia, —ail well. •* The P«», of Whitby, which tailed from Quebec the ...

... subjfil of the war with Ametica nothing further has transpired telative to the sentiments of the persons the head of the American government; but this time they must be in possession the proceedings and opinions of our cabinet, and the evocation the detain ...

... OF COMMONS. —Thcrsdat, 2fl. CLAIMS OF AMERICAN MERCHANTS. Mr. Lockhart rose to bring forward motion, of which be had given notice, respecting (he Petition of the .Merchants to w horn debts were owing (he Americans. He enumerated the several attempts tli ...

... Lord Fi.zwiltiaoi's i>. c. by Sir Van., out of Orville'* Sisier, a.li.-,J 31b. ' i t.nd Milton*, bay c. by Camilla*, oat of Minstrel, I allowed 3-b Lord PaiUi-i-. 'S b f. by Stiultle, oui ?? Mr C L 1! .In-.iu's eh. i by o,az,er,'out of Mi.-s .\'ui-to,l ...

... W-searh, for tn-o yean. old ?? 8,1. ttb. & lies, Bst — Two-jt-ar Old, C iii-e. T ,! Ki/'vi'liain's b f. by OrrHle, ont of Minstrel Mi l.aliibto..'. 1. r. Adveutuic, by Haphazard, .lan. by Volou'eer Mr Fte tier's colt, by Remembrancer, ont of Maieley* ...