... F,-m t,-LON])ON G4ZETLE, JUNE 29- Fr Oh tbJe LONDON GIZ.E TIEh' JUN E 219. tANKRUPPCY SUPElkSEDED. George Ligscomb, of ColeshilL, flirnilughans, d?yilist. BANKRUPTS. WVilliam Winch, of 'I'othill-strect, Westminster, butcher; July 6, I3, and Aug. IO, at toni at Oeifdhalt' Attoruey, Mr. Gilbard, Milbank-sereet, Westminster. Thomas Davie, of Leicester, nosier; July a8,'at five, 19, at ten, and ...

... SIPap NE1 r: Svloov -.5 P'tyMOU'T!5, I[6NE 2,9.-Thursday eveniig, after pok, airived frum theChannel fleet,cinderAdmirai ILord Gardner,vflbre.st whic12 she leer all weil the iaith inst. (enemy as- usual) thte Ville de Paris, io guns. 'she is 'fitting as flist as possible for the flag of the Hon. Admiral Corniwllis, who is hourly expedied here, to resume again the conintand of the Channel fleet ...

... SIOP NEAWt . PrMooTs ?SUNJE 30o-Yester.day the Dialindii, j Captahin. ElPiustone, was stopped from saili g bFy an order fforn the Port. Admiral, in cbnsequence of orders he had received. She is now to wajtf t' further orders, and it is supposed, Except again countermanded, she will join the East India Convoy colledtino at St. Helen's, which will sai soon. Sailed with convoy tor the Eastward, ...

... .8SI-P NEWS. . . P!vMsDUtn,.XiI~v I.~L-ast'evening, about unrl sect thsefish. glg beats saw a large flect standing up Channel;i they Piade a large ofiiig, but weGe observed to be about '9 sail, and appa- rctntly ship rigged; if.so, this fleet mustbe the halriewardbound EIast Indlianen froim St. Helena. Caime il ftnom a cruize the Insolent, 14 guns, also from off Cssljz anid I~errol, tec ...

... Vilp yj!,,tpg6 Ott.T', 'ci a'3 '-5Toct-a-day evCenilg ataqttat-trco'ire yi to. rncoin rattl nI Ait ta. gli;s, Capt. it '; rd. f'C'la 1. Oti'., 1V-.5 i l lrc-;io4 blui; hi roufla Itit ,x Pi al h ai , n osf beat aaif F.rench ral iivate 'r '.Zii P f -,v''.-i, f. cm r out ren Wt-e-et Ca o C a Va'il it 1' : gTus, '4 1' iI tcra I'e-i'ntrd oi0 t he mnie ouch, a tk i -^ a ot: shc- .ti ---ii rIIC oi ...

... S1HP T NEWS. PLYMoUsTH, JuLv 4.-The following copy of a letter was re- ceived this Lay froM Captain Hioppen, of the Neptune (A. T.) to his owner here, an emlinent merchant, sent front Barbadoes the dtsh May last, and will be interesting at this period-it is as follows:- Barbadoes, May a5, r8oS. Si Rt-l wrote you in my last that we were going to sea that evening or the next morning-but a few ...

... ?M?Ylfff5JITA-W;df - I I I ; ZIAILY X The:i arrli of W)Iieat torday frrm the Corn Coules o, tSo Roasc wvert irscor5iderabte, nd Is. than jDy which have occir- tedt uf lste, eleice aanipjea Ctt vert? qld were rather dearer, ant ±tclst~ soi clshiu'nsomare thantl the ls.gles psice stated bekow.- omll thle O nfsvoablenei. .of the weither' the Fkour fFaors- *vcre a ltitn hore peremptefy in their ...

... Iraw tbe LONDON GAA'IZI 77E, TuIy i. B A'NE0 uPlTcy SUPERSEIDTED). JOTUS $tarr Cowdery, of Whi ec'aprl Road, inralman. ft Johln CQrter, of Grim llmc, N>rf4 I, gvazer July Zo, ag, cg;,. it', at six, at Guiih-tll, in1 '- Lynn, Norfolk. Attor- Mi~, r.ir. 'I laney tudan 1 Lynn; and M.-tes5rs. Lyon and Collycr, JBedford-1 'w I'oon. ihlbs m l dwards, ot Y tr ib 1..hli, I'orcester, shopkeeper; Aug s ...

... SH!P] NIVS. Pt1.toeTruTi, jlsr R.-Came in fuom the C'lonnul Fleet, t Which sle h-ft yesterdaly all well, the Hibi'ernia, ITO Aluns, Ad- 0 neiral Lord (-i irditer, (Rear-Adlecir l T1hornborouaugh Fldag Cap- tain,) Capli.Wblitby. 'il'e Ville de Paris, I ic, Hon. Adim ( nun- B wallis relieved the Hibernia, oi Sattlrday nighlini the command of all theWestern squadrons. lIe consequeuce c' the arri ...

... NE, /Fs. . Cotlis, Julry 8-The Neptune, of Liverpool,-, mastet, was spoke with 'ofl this coast by thi! British 'Jar, formerly tihe Era-,ee, arrived hr, our harbour, whom shne informedl, that she sailed fromi'Fortol, on the st of- J uwin the utmost hurry, hav- ing onhis' one-for-th of' her cargo on board, in consequence of the 0oinbirie I squadrous h whing passed to leeward ofthat island, bct: ...

... SHIP AT WS. pivscoovfl7 Jonv. xz.-Lettera fromn ohGlory, of 9, guns, s 55i\lii iStirin, dated iath inst. front off Rorhieforn, gna'e fletarc cal there to rifceVice-Admiral Sir T, Graves,- ji who has nOw aVet sail of the line on that station. There tsc'eiscl fr to the S. E. of the Ealystone, tryinig to beat in 1' *w lrge ship, ,and a small ship attendinge her, buntwhat ic,11 rt lo- bit adic ...

... -ilp NE Iv. Ps SaO1i 1I, JULY 14-T.hO tunai of war which canle in yes- terday, and was said to be the Thunderer of 74, Captain Lech- mare, proved, when anchoring in Cawsand Bay, to be the Zea- lous of 7.;, Captain Hardvi frons PortsIn1u0h, to join the fleet; but thle wind being West, she beat up again frnin below tEle Point, round Penlee Point, and it being rather calml, her signal was ...