... ?? ; - ? 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 ...

... fronz the LONVDON G4ZTTE, ADUG. 26. BA~N.RUPTC'IES ENsLARGFIzD. Iamnes Ome gher, late of B--ry-coart, St. Mary A:Ae, provi- ;!Qn imerch-,n-; t-m'so~ ellt. 9, to 0at. 28.! Williani Stc.tr, of MIargate, linren draper; from, Sept. 6, to Sept. I6. Meedii-h Swanrott, cf Fester-lane, Cheapside, wgrehouse- iton froml Aug.,, to Odt. at Gewrge Stacey, Jltchard Dearman, and Robert Dearman, of 33rersd ...

... 8I91P Arw:r. LLOYD's CMOFFE-HOUTE-, According to communicativns yesterday received irn town, the following is stated respefing somne of the ships which sailed from Quebec, under convoy of the' Champion frigate. The Betsey, Snowden, fior Greenock, went through the Streights of Belle Islet without leave. The John, Mallay, for London, hauled to the north. ward. The Ranger, Richardson, for Oportb; ...

... tiSat/P p n E :L : m!a- : ARTEr4'lnd ot ti hp ~bh1q~i~~ ?? n ub cowy a s.ern ?? DeipZ'e' 'lzibvbf~edtIfArlaie i ?? a~e~~&i 64i:1a +sikoE6ma hdp1WihOV ~l t a t ~ V re!d , war i e h t h ' i o i i ~ : t t y r~ be made: a' KlkntI Jrm odr! heei~~:b~d Pir'YCd af9ters the pe'iois who, %we~''~nt~ecc 'Tho~Veteran w~as uinbad conditiog~ nd~~ce'hw mpue dipotition tosum ter' f~e~ okd ao ,sent t ?? :rd ±o ...

... ship NEI W& : PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 28.-Arrived the Fortunce frigate, Captain H. Vansittart, from the Jamaiica. sta- tioi ; she went to the Bristol Channel with the ships bound thither that came under convoy of ithe Hercule, Surveillante, and Fortun6e.-On their passage home, off the Savannah, they full in 'with a Spanish convoy of twenty-seven sail, laden with olive oil, ' sugar,&c. which, upon the ...

... 'NETVJ. PL uMOUzrn, AUn. 28.-Arrived last evening the ?? sOOP Of war from a cruize; she spoke yesterday, off this port, the Champion frigate, fro a Newfound land, bound to Ports- rnouth fronv whom she received iotelligence of the capture of thirteen sail of the ouwward-bound Newfoundland fleet, on the Banks of Newfoundland, by the French ship of war Veteran, of 74guns, commanded lv Jerome ...

... The Peace, Wishart, from Mogadore to LXondon, foundered at sea. PFVl4OUTu, Ava.3o.-The rnmourwvhich obtained here on Thursday last, of the capture of the Isistipf So guns, Rear Ad- miral SirE. Gower, which sailed for Newfoundland, June xg, is said to be unfounded, By a telegraphic dispatch which was tyansmitted lato on Thursday evebing lag, to the Port Admiral here, orders were received to ...