... Fron6S eLONDO NGAZIEZTTE, Allangdb 2, I0t2, * * I ' B:ANERR.TTCtL&ES ENLARGED. Ahraha, H Efarris, oi ?? Read, hatter, from Feb. ;, to April 17, at ten, at Gluihihall. John CuI6sj of Seithbbeld, banker, from Mlarch 6, to Ap~il , at tcn, at Crnfichall. r * B8NKP'rJPTCIES SUP-hFRSEDED. Willinm and eoqg Loi4i, sf Neeidhan Market, Suffolk, hawkers.. Tbdhtas' ~Eccls, of V'atling-ltteet, ivrolkale ...

... ?? . sif,,p ?F-Eiv-s. Pon TSMOT TH, MARC 4-Sailed His Majerqy's fhip arni. lies from St. Hlenls; Atlas, Richards, for Barbadoes ; Swallow, lJangridge, for Shields; Enterprize, Pafmrnre; Curnmerlandi, Whc~cer; and Nancy amd MI-ary, Cannell, for London; George and Ann, Fowler, for Linmerick., Went out of harbour Marqe.is Wellefley Eaft Indiaman. Came into harbouri-lis Majelty's brig Rambler. ...

... FAtMOvTH, FCB. 24.-Arrived the Duke of Cumberland packet, Boulderfan, 3S days from Tortola, with. the Leeward Ifland Mails; the Anmricain Uip John, Capt. Lathier, twenty days paffage from New Loiidoh, with lumber, very leaky, lofs of [ails, &c,; the American thip Fidelity, Capt. Wynas, frods New Orleans, 45 days polTage, with tobacco and cotton, the brig Lyon, Captain Wood, from Lifbon, twelve ...

... From (be LONDON GAZZETTE, Feb. 27,1 802. BANKRITI'1'CY ENLARGED. Wilhiumn Green, of Swarifea, Glamorganfhirr, chebfetiwnger, frot TFeb. 27, to March Is, at eleven, at the Built Inn, Swaiea. BANKRUPTCI.ES SUPERSEDED. Thomas .Lobo, of endaD; X\eltiorland, merchant. ,ames Morley, of Walcot, Somerfetlhire, vidlualler. BANKRUPTS. Matthew Cbates Horflp?,' of Bread-ftreet, v wax-chandler, Macrl 66, ...

... SH2IP Ils'WS. PI.YMOUTH, FrB. 27.-WCnt up the harbour, the Bcaulicu, ef 44guns, Cap;. Poyn tz. Cane in from Jerfey the Grappler gun brig. She went up hanioize diredtly, was paid off, and her crew were feict oil koard the Rofolue flop-flip, in Hajuoaze, to labour as fulper- lannerarics. Letters fronm Torbay, dated yefterday, Iate the violence of the hurricane there at E. N. E. on Wednefday ...

... ,? AUST lyl)M PPII 4?'l ?? LETTER Xt, o THE P1OPMTErORS OF -EAST INDiA ST6Ck It is rijuch to be lamented, that in debating the fub.' ;,q of Private Trade, any mode of argument fliould freorted to which is not candid and liberal, founded on the fair principle of afcertaining what plan far condilding it is really moft beneficial to the Eaft India Company and to the Nation. But it is ftill more ...

... ;AMERICAN POPULATION, ComM!ERCE, AND REVENUE. * We have, on former occasions, found it necessary to endeavour to direct the arten- tion of our country men to the interesting scene exhibited on Ithe other side of ale Atlantic, and we were not a little surpried to perceive our endeavours treated, notl onI with neglect, but with -ontempt. Wehwere told, that, a country so distsmt ?? be little ...