... From the LONI)ON GAZETTIE, OcT. 1. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. George Iambert, of 3-olborn, via'uialler; from Odtober 5, to Novemnber23 . K P . BANKR UPT. Joseph Gah agan, of Eroad Street Chasnberq, rmerclhant; 061. 5, .s, at ten, and Nov. I2, at eleven, at Guildidall. Attor- ncy, Mr. Day, Martin's-lane, CiLnnen-strcet. DIVIDENDS. Nov. z6. Samuel tlichigaray auic Matthew Dinsfortb, of Ba- sb'9ghalt ...

... SHIP AtE, If'S EAST INDIA 6elPPIN01 A corteq List of the Times appointed for the fol. lowing Ships taken up for the Season, i So - Eiphinstone, 12Q0 to1ls, Milliken Craig, Comman der, cdn signed tooBsbay and China, to be afloat 7th Nov. igos, to said to Gravesend 2Ist Nov. to stay there 30 days, to be in t*c Downsch7tlh Ds 00 tons, Walter Canmpbell, Commander, con- signedtoBombaY and Cbina, to ...

... NEI it's. FALMsOUTIX, VL. 7.-Arrivedl the Nile lugget from a cruiae. A few'da since she looked FiseO Ecrrol alid saw five-sail of the line there, ftsposed totbe the Roclhefort -squadron, amn' two sail at Vigo.- PnvyoivTru, DEc. Ix.-The Foudroyant, 84, Captain Doug- las,.and the Namur, 98, Captain Halsted, are ordered-to join' the Channel' Fleet. Went into Cawsand Bly the Repulse, 74, the Hon. ...

... SHIP ATI VS. PLYMNOUT1, AIAul r6.-S.,lrd, with a large con-voy for thi Downs, LIse Pretty Lase, of 16 gulls, Captain bhsith ; and, on a cruizo to the 'VstWalr(l. thc Ve;nu!S, ,67 Uns, Captain Matson. Remain ih Calvwsaiad Bay tlh itreeras, ,4,Ct1ptain Bbyleb- 1mp1Ctucux, b4; Captain ill 1701s;au'J C`ivpati, 74. } lALO5.U rCl, A'PRIL ry-A;rivCd a .vYecSl from IPlymoutl, with buoys, ehins, &c. ...

... Suit'. I a. i ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~s brig * .FALMO.uTi,-!\,1AitcH .2.- 'l.t 'cialtliosday h's t~esty~brirz Caniet, of i6 ginis, ro~i a cruize. f0ORT55t shoO O Oi, AiicSL- 3.- Th: exredftiDin is yert wsirial, for .th'e rturnit of thi Drhgoxs an' Oo)ueel the t-ii-er *10nip CoDU} net have overlkey tit';en, althoUgh lhr htdenisly sise hur-s .'ter they did. 81e est Reunimmtr- avuivtl att litheed iastn ...

... SHIP ]WIVS. PLcXOU T H, DEC. 26.-L.astnight itblewsuch a tremendous bo gale of wind at S.W. as forced all tile frigates in the Sound to strike yards and top-masts; theimen of war iii Cawsend-lsy rode 111 it out wagi; this morning it ahated, and the MorntagLe, of 74, which silled with Cornwivallis ino TuLsday cvening, came into C CswsatLIbay, having loft himn andrt seven .eltsitl goinisto Pal- ...

... .$Zl1p N 'll's I'svl'Fsju~frWo 35-Cap~tainl Douglas is appioiz Zed y tt'e 1ords of lie Adniralty to tthe command of the ftoudroyant, S4, Viee Adrmirel ijr T. Graves, 'KB. in Q4Wvsard Jay, fitting; therefore, it is snpposed for the prcsent the eallantAdmiral will goashnre on leave. Yestrday ilw wInd shifted from &S.E. tc! Ss.&'. when the lIrgeconvoy, Nith 'the Argus, i6, got under weigh fortiie ...

... SHIP N.E HIS. POnTT5 mOurn, .DEc. ?. -Sir John Warren's dal is flying on board tihe lfourirovna t oF 8o guns, which is at St. i-eleii'n-The rinvld hasblowi strong all diay at S. M'. ! should it moederate. and blow fair, Sir Jolin will sill with tile Nrediterranean a nde West India convoys, end be joineed off the Start, by the ships of his squadron, wlhicis are at Plymouth. Sitled the Diligent ...

... .From tie LONDONGAZE TTf, F4B. 76,I8o5,. BANKRUPTS. Stephen Dexter, o'P elpar, Derby, linen drapcr, March It, . an April 9, at three, at the Comniiercial Inn, High-strect, Manchester. Attorllie,- Mr. Clouglt, 41imchlester; Mr. Pdge, Imner Tl Lmple,London. . 17omas Payne, late of Asfbord, .Keat, grocer, March Si 9, and April 9,at ten, at the Saracenl's 1-Ied,Ashford. Attornies, Mr. De Lasau x, ...

... sHip NEWS. DOVEcR, JUNP 76.-Therelias been some heav firing on t! e Frenteis 0iore, but we 'are hot acqUainteldwiti th1e result. By an officer returned from eoff Boulogn(e, I learn that there are twO caops 'ine sto the 1esvistwardand onteo the Westward of Thhu- s iogne. 'l hey are v*ery long, bNt do not seemi to go very dcqp into the country,, an, seekn more for show than any thing else.. ...

... SHIP N1 Ws. PLYMOUTH, JULY 30. Thfe WindsOr Castle, with twoa Spanish ships of the ; n j, and 74, have 'anchored here this after- al, ll dismasted,- atttended by the Sirius. The pOzes are part of the Conlained Fleet taken by the Fer- ral and Rochlefort squadfonsflunitied under the command t ,, Sir Robert Calder. Tle 'icl ion took place on the 22d it, I o miles to thu wvestward of CiLpe ...

... ,SH *M . A upthe Tamdr, fro- -.rsu~r ulsal ihIve'n and ,six w6raenihei sai.' is bIi ,ardt-ainvr sd ' teb'mn or ltthe heoee,,sh spie,'y* uk n. fortu'rafe aceldttw .enn4fe oeweedo e; the rest lioatec r' some time on teinat , n w~pnie titrllypccei by' a man of war's. bot'Csjg1ra h time. Among those whorjfished.were .a yougiaan oa whq. w~ere to have itesiifmarried this Week',' were~found IIt to~ ...