... I v I 11 . - I ?? - I I - I il rl - -,r- ~rtillery is tO Pe_1Wk T'Ghi& la, andi. t z§ a that eoCaary, ae noW ;on their 'mjrdh fronte; . ter, to em'bark on bar4t'e Ma, of b84 g-ns, .: .4'oS iguns, ?? f4gnadte ,I-Pe, f '74 guns adf ~ h hr~~ ob :ged *bo-a ad'trts that ?? or tfe purposei v'are ey * e^ lere this eveiwing,1 and there is iuclih busile1h dav urit to rcure shiip ping, IEery shiip ...

... SHIP NEWIS;- liaxsroL, Atra. ?? the Eritish Vo1j`ntees1, iacqs, from Antigua; .Rsclae1, Sirith, and ding David, helstone; froni Nevis. The .above ihips, cuft their Cablis and iiedfriaM Nexiidn the 3d July, with Setweeti 30 a'nd 40 other slssps, n- der convoy'lof the Carysfort frigatc, in con'sequenice: of tlbe Freach squaidroht blig wifhin five leagses of that iand. The ships for London arid ...

... 777 ?? I ,7t!, ?. -, j, . ?o ?? ., , .: I ? ; , . s a~iltvi poo,f ; 'weiran4,-er. ass . of, ouns. AIBDthere Aont red ,*DW~h a ~VY . ?? rs ,Glorll 4resn 7ralnafrlie, Lo gapt': baeing ?? lealhy' wa ' A r r i,3 4Ig~' fOrA4 tbeshlsn~bi't Resisr~~~anc~~;6f,4~~~ gt(I. Pr e~ toll andof 44gc nd ; aE :eti DaEAi, ...

... From the JGNDON -volU q4zl,9.: BAN1RUPTCYt.NLARGE). t .ra2Xis 3Drke a. .Uh bakervr.tf on Aug. IB~O ?? %. -Robert rujiott,'iate of 7ia'sley,' ron manfadfiarer; Sept. 4, 5, and 30, at even, at ghe -aiad 4Mosth ntLeeds: .At, torniea. Mr. Lee, Leada. Mess. 4y1'g' aed noes Npr Inn, London. Thonias'kiew, of Nottingbarn,:degler Sept. a, 31 six, ?? at nine, 'and 3o, al: five; at tle Piinh , Nottingns. ...

... I?? % .? ? ?? g p . I.. . . . .. 0 ?? ; 1 Malcc tyebi aoli rie ?? d ~ terwardas: fiL)liW iiad nae th iteadb> pri,'ff te.with ard eugaqvgi tn e edd u beatng t'i~s ~. he 'C~hi&f- Brt~4e of the- Tisfel, g ALenier E, and , one ?? ivounded- ~ P~~r~otere, Aur', t7 Aru~~ed hi. MtjS=,1ty i ship ?? .tiqs to tibe ?? vessels ass convy: heie -for th~'21t Isem --~Ars'edta~ een~itilli ;the Amierican ...

... U|VPRECEDENTED SCT OF WINDLING. A most atrocious robbery was committed 'ons a num- ber of Gentlemen at the Stock Exchange, on the Set- tling Day, by a foreign Jew of the name of joitph El- kiai Danies, 'who has for a long time been a conspicuous charaaterinthe Alley. He had deliberatdycontrived .a 1schr-M of plonder perfe&ly n w, but which by. the extreme confidence wliich'is given on the ...

... ?? ; - ? 1. ?11 - , I I el :. A t W4P, M , z?W E T . o u Tx, Aie44 report circulated 'fere yesterday That the ?? ,rdsvere to he diseibiasarkd agaoin w a U11foitrided as teie'teieag sixty-five of their hokses Were ?? fromb levi's.-Pjoit, on board a; trans'port fitted up to ?? them. ?? transports are-taken-up Bere and sevscral others are expectd, iound fron-dinev - Jastw ord; to take -out ...

... S I-P NEJ11YS.. Pft.Yoi1xii, Avc. So..-Came in yesterday from the E svitar4, as forerunner sof the 'fAt 'tof Trarisp6rts from the Eeastad, the Glutton, g; she brings orders tA( kcar' ' dmiral Srirling, for the men of war, East tn- diamen, and convoy of transports with troops now iI the Sound, 'Conlecqed for thie secret expedition,'that when the fleet of transports.i nd nien of war appear from ...

... .S3ZIP NEIVS. Pi Y'ouMOtrTri AG.2u.-Canine in the telleropbon, ?? froD61 ?? Fleet, which she leftall well a tewdays'i-nce; she caimne into refit andvidualfaftera'long cruizeofseveralmontths. Last evening the Canopus, 74, Rear-Admiral Louis; Sampson, - 64, Restr-Admiral Stirling; -Theseus, 74; Repulse, 74; Malta, 84; Glatton, 54; Resistance, 44;; Prevoyante, 40-; with the PA6o Lest1nd7snsen, ...

... From the LONDON GAZEYTE, AUG. 23. BANKttUPTC(IE.S ENLARGED. James Omeaghen, late o(t 3ury-courtj St. Mary Axe, provi- sion merchant; froni. Sept. 9, to Oc9. 28. James Partingtn,-of Fen-court, Fenchurch-street, broker; froni Sept. 13 to Odc. 28. Johnp)1ijjhargt, of Fleet-street, tailor; from Sept. 9, to Oc- tober a8. .ANlRU PTS. James Dudds, of Crn,va:ittrpet, Newington Butts, jeweller; Fept. ...

... S~illP A`E IV'S. PO hs IoC r , AUG. aA Lat, ,.st ni'irht the S~ra- cen sloOA, Capts Prevost, ~one-ofSit0 John Warien'e squad ?? here with the intelligence of the a val of Sir Joiln Wanrin's squadron at Earbadoes on the xzth of Jalv: Sir 'hln did ?? andchor; bitt, having obtamined irifiomation of Jerome Bonaplart's squadron, ,he immcdiately stood to windward of Qiadaloupe. and the other islands ...

... MY RIiP NEWS. - DOVER, AUGUST. ?? Shaw, the Messenger, embarked at Deal yesterday for Calais. He is expedted back by the end of the week. It is said here that the nagotiation is likely to be drawheut longer than was expedled. Lord Lauderdale had made no prepat.7tions 'r his departure when the l 7st~-acceiundt left Paris. Arrived the Nile cutter, Lieut. Johnstone, from off Rochefort, where ...