... 0.fifip NBI.S A There were qpwufds f fart±i Aniricabt yeaeles. at the Mauritit id iAgtistLU last. who 'came out 'chiefly with proviiiong forthe French vernment, whoseniode. ?? by-bills on Bdoararte,.wlich .were at -a. ibnsidwrabl diroun . $?ecie was.very ?? gdods. not ?? The Althea's cargo the rikhest,6iatr:ever, ?? Loyis, :reaized i8oo1o0 dollars. ,TheshiF'301dfoi 34,000 dollars*'cofee told, ...

... I 1 - AlIARi The Penrylsa, liurshie -i Liver o:., irnonm 'ata, for t rhat port,. wvas wrecked on ibe coast of C .nm.r-'heusaidrc, o ' the2sid uit. Crew savei. It s ?? Ule ,jiil, will be get'off,; bi greaterjsars'no tl. ca,, . !jh .i; '*lre& Agenorias, hrune, fsrn Malta to> Ls..d.n, dsoilsrir- edatr sea. Cri vsaved. To'he Adventure, Watson, froms Malta to London-, is t ?? Iy l1sit I.t Irsem , ...

... S(qOTS BAA79RUPTS. EDnARD MAXWE eL, Merchant in Dumfries.-Cre- ditors meet in Potter's inn,iStdiFebruary, 3 o'clock,to imane a fa£or; fame place and hour, 27th Feeruary, to eled. a truftee. JOHN PATCRsoN, Merchant in Glafgow.-Creditors *Meet in Black. Bull Inn, 3d February, one o'clock, to name a fa∨ fame place and hour, 3d March, to e- leda a truftee. DiVIDEND, &C. JOHN CRAIG & Co. late ...

... [ _CORN E,-CHANGF, LOmOoN, JAN 27% ad. Our supply of wheat to-day was a ?? good one, and snostly fronm Kent and Essex; in respedt to sales, they were dull, and prices lower, say as. per quarter, with the exceltien, however, of a few fine Essex samples, that coestantly obtasm purchasers at high prices, let the others sefl as they may. -Barley, as well as malt, are droopin~g ?? pete, likewise, ...

... I I M B b I ip ?? N-ASH t .. v ' l; 1 I S i-eui-:: -niug Is, ;J ; r ,-t,e sl o Its taiert and Iief. ntt IVIeCesix srupgtnig. venses Vhic' sin IIt l w;th of t ?? t.,w I~r o~r;¢nds. hd' ll k ~t~e 1'tizaaeth, Yox, M ay.; Lri ,er, lVI ury, afd tvwo 11am1eg' Lunlimn A . Postl ?? si.-l he. lty~ipus frsitew~atthtt . day 4 aptuinted to take convoy-t- * Pqrtiez-,tl ttd the Mcitterraneasi. (N'ItAv 36 ...

... Eaim INDIA SHiPPING, &c. e Wednefday, a Court of Direaors was h the Eaft India Houfe, when the followig C t e manders took leave of the Court, previolg Ginr epartiag for their refpeaive definatevious dt V Captain D. Macleod, Walthamftow,? St Hl - W. C. Hutton, Lord Nelfon B ar4 The following Captains were fworm in the l command of their refpec1iveifhips, viz\ t - Captain Halkett. Cirencefter, ...

... SHIP NEWS INDIA SHIPPING. Letters received yesterday overhand, dated Fort St. Bu St. George, 2d August, advise that the Surrey, Cey- lon, and Earl Howe, arrived at Madras the 17th July, and that the Surrey, Ceylon, Lord Duncan and Car- narthen, extra ships, had arrived in Bengal. The Windham arrived at Madras from Ceylon, 20th July; the Windham and Earl Howe, are to be sent to China. The ...

... 4i)rp Jorlo. We have the pleasure of announcing the arri'- al of part of the Gibraltar convoy. They sailed on the z9th nlt. A violent tempest had, ous to their departure, done considerable da L- ne age in the Bay. Above twenty neutral,aptii-v. se ral English vessels were driven ashore; a-ruope of the latter were the Sarah Ann, Mallet, and tn.- Anna, Francis, from Smyrna. The last was a al ...

... From the LONDON GAZE77, FEB. 4. 1 - , ,, _ - .. - ., - . I . Rowland Stout, of South Shields, Durham, butcaher ;.Ftb. 13, 14, and March,18, at eleven, at the Rose and: Crown, \ Sou th Shields. Attornics, Mr. Bainbridge, Chapter-row, Southt Shields; Messrs. Bell and Broderip, 43, Bow-lane, Chesajside, Losndon. John Dent, of Preston, Lancaster, innikeeper, Feb. ej'+17, ant March It, at eleven, ...

... M«INSET ?? CornVIxeltare, London, Monday, Frb Ou3r Mlarket, at its comstlelliere,, i ' oo dicated a fitall advainice it, the Prle t ' lo l tbe avidity of the buyers flackcned tooarti 4ll, iales clufed at' about laft A 110nayscrrs IIt2 all, the cafe in particular with X heatv, thso.iJ1 Tjh Barley caime rather pigl totqake Sulfflk tamnpies letched fortethting MG ore than tilo Mfalt keeps its ...

... ganZ NEWS. PoRtsM'WnTH, VfhcB' 4.-It blew strong last night,wilh hail rain and snqw, which drove the lsabella 9 est indis'hian on the Horse Ban., 'where she. soon bilgel' and sunl;; she is valu:. ably laden, being horminvard-boiind. Assistance was gtivey her by ?? Illuastnous time enough to savethe crew. Arrived ths Wsis of Se gisns, Capraill J. Stiles, 'from the North Seas; and the Talcon ...

... SHIP NEBS. PY MOUTrHsFi.J 4.-Letters of about four months date have been received from an Officer of the Psyche, of 44-guns, Cap- tain W. Wooldrige, dated Madras Roads, stating that on his last cruize, as he was wooding and watering in a port on the -coast, a large American South whaler anchored in the same Roadstead; and of course was, boarded by the guard boat of the Psyche, with aln Officer ...