... ) MEETINGS OF CREDITORS Arr UILDHALL. - | . THIS DAY. Al, H. J. Levy, Lanmbetb~rohd, merchant D). Lloyd, Oford-ftreet, filverfmith3 T. Julian, Old Brentford, money-fcaivener 30 H-I. Cooper, Sandwich, linep-draper , 3 II V. D'Olivcirtt, Pcioces-lAreet, merchant, 3 xo j. Heaty, Lsyflcall-ltreet, brewer - 3 1 S. Traib, Oxt'ord, grocer - _ 30 J. Grihiths, Fieet-market, vintner _ 0 to K. Parker, ...

... stIP NETS. DOVER, Se'P.. 30.-This place ivas throw'Wni into confiderable bulile ,efiterday mitening, by news oF til 'enemy's fquadrons being at fea, and 'all the naval Afi. cers liere were cn the alert to' get on' board the '.ffeilsj to purfue them. In thle middle of the night, 1bettycen N riday e rd Mrday (the wind having'len fo violent as to render it 'unfafe for our crui'zeis to be near ...

... DOLL'AR. TLe Direclors of' the Bank have intimatcd to the Bankers and Merchantsi that they-may be actomulO- dated with any quantity of Dollars ((tampcd with the King's head) at 5s. each, and that they will be received again in payments by them, for a title, at that rate.- Due notice will be given of the period of their cir cula- tion. This meafure is rendered necelihry, as we fomen time ago ...

... o Irs. ?? ?? PLiMduCO, MAY1 r29 ie 'Latotia frigate, Iately arrived from the inshore squadron off Brtet Ia, come in .o be repair- led. On ?? in5t. the signal was. maae'frons tie Isspetueut for that frigate'to :go as dlose in as possible and reconnoitre the I enemy,o in 'doingwhici she unfortunately struck upon a rock,- ,aha almost imimediately threw osit a signal that she was mak-' ipg three ...

... - ? ? ,4~ Of ASC ptan.;4. Govrno Jaeb Jan 1he Avedtue~J eg q 't .s G lseveahneku h.* , - 1K. t1t ia -br' s s t~n tith Ranger ?? ~ 51'5~' 'I 1 '19th l11otlwe~ Wri, B ~~ ~ j ¶M In hepssae loi~ ?? ti Cts~telpp ool th4irera, n sag hewesto 'J t i. -JhApa Vage nevrh i b'e ad dwn TVaf, ' I ' .P i a, I c, n ?? s tnce h ~~id e~rd Met ¶ Lai ehapy tde'crsbtzon ehdT,1f11 tollowasig ?? which nsy b~~~ ...

... from f/)g LCu'N-- 4-IJOnG:i ?? - 2 . Ptrom ?? 40N\7iON7 G/JZIZY-J!6, SEPT. 2. BANI R. U, P1'S. oanas G Adar(t, of IMaids-wic, earpentar; Sent. 3o, at te: .2 ?? jl i ondon. J Cn; mi itt It LfT I-C:',C1 tnI', painter; Sept. z9, In, aind Ocl. :4, at ricyle, ar the I3rid, 3saer Arm nt)7 Manchesater. ?? - ies. M.. ?? d a : i tg' 7:h VN'a31;k, Tetn?1e, Io.ndun - ?? r.Ial ri: .g7 ,il ii:~cl sar !. ...

... .;SHIP NTW a. - PLY55OU~nM~;a-wOa.-.uc it' ?? an' of four gungs, ar i! mba aS1'11oner., Chpterted 9s pnlsh ?? 01superi-r for e, nfr th e cogst of Spain,-. as sach was retu riin ,g from V; cc, Admiral L1ordl Coilingwood, to Nwhomi sac h'ad carrid diii r patches trim-s thii pori.; she, was recaptured ugaintrnat'l y t tlir M'inerv~, of, 4, and sent into this port.. - . 1 ,Iaeila br~,- vicfh the ...

... - I - I :I A lp ltll?, 7i, ?, ? - -t 1kTs~MOurHi, Oc- If 4Y_ an Frln Monte tide, bftera a~ssage 6f ;vweeks, bolird tb Rotierdain, the Amerkiiai ship Miperva, laden with tallow and hi'des detailled by one of *ur privateers. Caine in an araned tender from Dublin with seanll, arid also an araled tcrer from Liverpool, with seamen for the fiedt.:' . ' .he Anna .Marla 1omef Spanibh privateer,of 4 ...

... Yh'IF NEWS. PLrA-MouTH, AraL I 7.-Letterr' frorn the VWarHor, 74, one cf tlu- ga:llant Rear Adrmiral Sir It..Strachartns squadron, dated the ?? uiis. tate his having joined at Palermo, with Lord Col- lillgyoo. ..nd A.dmiral f'hornborough's divisions, ail that their number was nineteen sail of the line anI si- irigates that Sir 1'ichard's squadror ;wgas all well, wouding and watering at Pa e: ...

... I.,f 7VI?-81#S.. s}t!CLY ?? the Oretes,. ig from tile }vledio rrsneLat. lat. ht ro Cadiz. She brings an accolint that a gerisnt hattle ?? hielt fou'lir near tarveiorm lketween the Spanish pati-ic army aitti the.Frendciis nwhich the latter were c4efeated whrlil gs ?? loss. : - ' were DO'.le*5. .fvi'J 17. '-Aboot 1it5 a-il nf transports re t one to the westward . .lhe.-4 d Reginment, 'wlicti ...

... &§tP, MtM COTDRA OF IA PitbwoNrAl1E FRENCH 1Ri- GATE, BI HIS MAIESTY's SHIP ST. FIORENszO. On Friday the 4th March. igo8, his Majasty's ShipSt. loen2o, Captain HARDINGE, sailed from Point de Galle, Ceylon. On the 6th, at seven A. M- she Passed three India- Iren, the Metcalf. Devonsbire and (harlton, and soon ifter saw a frigate bearing north-east. s The St. Fioren2o immediately hauled her ...

... PORTSMOVTH, MAY 4-Sailed hiS Majefty's fhips Brilliant and Trent, witha convoy for the Downs; and his Majelty's Thip Brunfwick for the Eaftward. YARMOUTH, MAY 4.-Sailed the Hazard Cuttcr on a craize. Arrived the Infpec6lor floop, mnd Narcilrus and Vidette brigs, from a cruizc. Saild theliour Friends, a cartel, with fevea French prifoners for Dunkirk. ?? gss, TVMAY4.--Sailed his Majefty's fhip ...