... Dgsi SoreT. 13.-Wind E.-Arrived and sailed for the River PIC tbe Fai;, (Church, from Nevis; Britannia, Hamlyn, from Gre- sta ada, and Resolution, Diamond, from Cork.W HLeAUNcni, SEPT. 13.-Sailed the Prince of Orange Packet, an for Holland; and Ecaufoy Packet, for Cushaven; each with a an mail. Po PORTSMOUTH, SEMT. 13.-Wind E.-Arrived the Galatea, nI( glealn, from Archangel; and Union, ...

... ',tiFOLIMZA. ST. DOM!NGO, AND SLAL&E TLADL I . a'5XtEDITOR. orTalNI1NG CHRONICLE, SIR; Odious though the vice of inihumanity is, and dread. ri-as, ;,'tht crime of massacre, they admit of one ag- ,i'ano. Hypocrisy may add a deeper shade to both. sacity may be combined with cant , and men mnay dip 1.i-hands elbow deep in inriocentlblobd, from a pre- +, 4ded'.abborree of the very crimes they ...

... Fron ti =e L;O.NDON GAZETTE of Oct. 22. .- I BANKRUPTS. J. Hewlett. of Gloucester, cabinet-maker, Nov. 2,4, and Dec. 3, at ten, at the Spa Hot el, South Hamlet, near Gloucester. So- lcitors, Air. NV. R. King, Serjeanta-inn, Fleet-street; and M1r. J. Chadborn, Gloucester. j. Fox, of Bath, grocer, Nov. 1, 2, at eleven, and Dec. 5, at three, at the Castle and Ball Ion, Bath. Solicitors. Mr. Bat- ...

... SHIP NELWS. GALE AT NEWFOUNDLAND. t Extract of a letter from St. John's, Newfoundland, dated E Oct. 20:- The dreadful gale of the 15th, noticed in our last f communication, has been followed on the succeeding day by a dreadful hurricane, exceeding any ever remembered here before, and it is feared that the damage done to the shipping at sea must I have been very great, as since then scarce a ...

... ImE4TNGS GJ;RED IRS AT GUIiAtiLL. - *: i -* * C- ':ois DJAY.' ?? . -S .js. Andi~cws,;- King h Arms, Kltentroda vidualler 3 aX'2 ; Foils5,''tW~in're Itrect, C3 ' te1i`-r312 7 i~, ,dgilt',ieet, owri ctitesr ?? ,:3 10 T.: Hell daBes:cdfdrdbiur~y, .9vookuen dlr ?? D+a T. Higgini, T-hrogmorton[-hecet, merc ant div. IO Ts Hiai s, arey ftreet, fjoner , - -..al div . .j. evy Lanbet~ ~dpher~ch~nt . ...

... I I -- m , : I PORTSMOUfTH SE~t g. Sailed ?? Sihorfe frigate, Captain N6ote, Jith the ?? bound Eaft Indiamnen under convoy .: .Manfhip, Logan ; Cormet, Urkin; Sar4chr-if' tIana, Graham ; Princef{ Mary, Grieve; G'eial- 'Stuart, M*Mifi; MonArAch,`Motimr 5'Ai- ?? iii - clair; Sovereign, Mitchel ; Northampton,.Baker; Verona, Wright and Friendihip, Smith, for the .-Cape of God Hoape. -. rwO Eaff ...

... IS HiIP NfJ6,k ,r ?? f PORTsMOU-rTH, SATURDAY EvExsN-This mortnit l the | io SNlvia cutter arrivedhere from Halifax, with dispatches from. Admiral Berkkeley, giving an accotli of the capture of the American. frisg te.Contellation, off.Nea Yeirk by hii, Ma;'ety's I ship Leopard, The Aimsicaa had fttrA men kOledM DeAL, SATURDAY LvisiN.r.-Theonly arrival ts-das tL e- 1 Yeowan trausport, from 1 ...

... ,. ,.IP1NEWS.3, . .O;a~o M - a ?? ir Joseph orke, n te 74 C tatf ruX II carre InfomSu. l1el~i'~s to-lywt th&Qrwj44, SirA Dieksoniaid Rev'nge, C 7'4,'apt N ?? axid set~of tor London: Arived ,*le. larlbo~r~ngh, 74,,'C:apt.:,6iott, from.,St. iE~elen's. StiiIed the leivxtt1 ia, Capt.~Uttja,, width lconvoe for Gtiernsey.- C~*iiinto batbonrtffe Fyla, a, 1Ito'ii. :Ca~pt' Wl'ney. ' ' YiiSOoTH7 ...

... SHIP NEws. 'rfu IHAVLAY1eti, AuCiCUT iz-.rrived the Princeofl Valesiacket, Captas M5laoii, with mail froit Ileli.oland; also the Beaufoy packet, Captain Norris: with. mait- from Gottenburgh, which and place she left on'the 4i inst. antA d1es not bring any news of h imE ortance. Na frta idiiidg offie liomeward-bound Baltic hese convoy. h . Voa rsMrosrr, Ati. ?? t'eredos, 44, Captain he Hyde ...

... IFrot ON GAZETTE, Sejpt. 13. BANKRUPTS. J. Rauyard, late of, Stickner, Lincolnshire, farmer, Oct. 23, 24' and 25, at eleve.., at the Red Lion Inn, Boston, Lincoln. :Attornies, Mlessrs. Lodington and Hall, Temple. W. Body, of Newhaven, Sussex, grocer, Sept. 29, 30, and Oct. 25, at eleven, at the Star' Inn, Lewes. Altorney, ..lr. Gwynne, Leweso Sussex. 3. Nash, of Wotton--sder.edge, ...

... LOSS OF THE INDIAN. PivasouTn, DEC. ?? accounts brought by the Alalvina, Broolts, from Norway fir Tr icste, that put in here leaky, having been on shore on the coast of France, the ship lost on the coast, suppos ad to be the Indiana, proves to be the Indian, of London, for South America. She. is stated to have been so completely wrecked, that only the after-part rcmairied, and that many dead ...

... S -11S P INrTrS. Tis M1alesty's ship Congo, from Calais, is ?? in the Rivet, ~ith Cornmissalry-Geserat -lbiesest's public papers on board. e b o thtab~isd at No. 16, fludyer- tar the lltquidation of all unsettled claims froris tlie late Agm, of Occupgior. Every thing had embarked, ere the Congo sailed. D)sa.s, DIec. 4.-Wind S.-Arrived and sailed for the River, the Ranitger,' Ronnington, from ...