... I BANKRUPTS, from tue Gazelte OlDecentbcr15 f 19. DECr-ARA2ioN5 OF INesOL.VENCY- John Rowe, St' George'splace, Backlane, St. Georges I in the East, ship owner, dated Dec. 1 1- Samuel Crawley, Hemel Henipsted, Hertfordshire, linen i draper, dated Dec. ...

... Calve.rt, John Kieg, Sir J. D. Smith, George Uroker, J. WIlson King. Hon. Robert Smith, J. Abet Capel, John Knoxs, Hon. T. Smith, Charles Cavanagh. Colonel Knox, Boll. J. Southeron, Admiral canning. ntt. Hon. S. L~.gge, Hion. Sturt, John Craddock, Colonel ...

... Kildare, between Mr. O'Gorman Mahon, M.P., and Mr. J. J. Murphy, the former attended by Mr. Ottiwell, and the latter by Sir John Milley Doyle, K. C. B. The preliminaries having been arranged, and the word given, Mr. Murphy received a severe wound in the ...

... county; which he thought reteired to bim. Mr. Grattan concluded a powerful speech amidst tremendous cheering. 'Mr. Buoomi and r.. NA-;IaR spone in explartation, and disa- vowed any intention to allude to Ali r Grattan, who -hIad miscen- ceived their expressions ...

... be aeu, fl, ?? formed of the nature of the new regula ?? atelI the copy of a letter from the Right 1ii ' ~ 11t e; Stanley to John MI'Mullen, Esq O ?? re committee of manufacturers, by referen t r3Y to to whole subject will be thoroughly unde i 'Rhich itf ...

... ; Lieut.-Coloitel John Thomas Fanite, of Balston Borough and Barton St. DdvIel, in the county of Somerset. Borough of Weymoutli and Melcombe Regis-Rticharid Weylaind, Esq. ; Mtasterton Ure, Esq1. ; Thomnas Fowell Buxtonl, Esq. John rld-onl, L~.sq. Borough ...

... Meroury bas arrived here from Sheernesa.-Arrived the Zealous, Fife, from PIlAlt. HUMBER, Nov, 15.-Arrived the Henry Grattan, Brown, ftomn St. John's, New Brunswick. HARWrCH, Nov. 16.-A Dutch brig, from Port-au-Prince? has: been detained by his Majesty's ship ...

... Vincent IBromhall, (boys) are saved, and that their parents, their .brotheirs tidsister, are dead. Also inform 5ir John Hart- ley, Callenders Arms, Port Street, 'Manchester, that his ,father atld mother are lost, brothers saved. I believe .there are two others ...

... about thirteen miles, where he now lies in a dangerous statearder medical treatment. His head is wocitully iu- Ijured, his left arm broken, right hand contused and fii)get broken, the sigbt of his right eye lost, and hi8 body uiclh I'bruised.' Informations ...

... of the Victory. Borie, of Dieppe, being in a sinking state on the Banks of Newfoundland, and landed them at St. John's. The Henry Grattan, Brown, of this port, from Londonderry to Phitadelphia, was spoken with on the 15th ult. in lat. 42. long. 31. by ...

... siderabie damp upon the 'market for Spanish Securities;- thie intelligence which has arrived to-day favouring the be- lief that en armed intervention in the afflairs of Spain by the French Government has been actually decided upon, if not already in a course of ...

... ,lowaytipping intmigenre.. NAVAL Pto3XowrIONS.-Cnonmander William I-Iaruloy, John Tonwnsliend, Hon. Arthur Dun. combo, and James Clark Ross, have been promot- elr to the rank of Post Captain. Lieutenant liar- ry B. Richards, First Lieutenant of the Excellent ...