... SUBSEQMNI' ACCOUNTS, Hamburgh papers to the 4th, Holland to the 6t;_ and Paris to the 2d instant,: were received on WLd nesday. Their contents are of grcat importance.-- They contain the diplomatic correspondence frain the commencement of the late negoc6ation at l:iris, to its conclusion, but our limits will not Pilow Uis to enter into their detail. In the message of Bonwparte to his Senate, ...

... Frnm the LO9NQjT GAZE7-FT, DEc. i6. BANKRUPTS. John Endall, late of Ovcrnorton, 0T:Ford, carrier. Decrmber 29, 30, and January 27, at eleyen, at the Wbite Hart Inn,-Chip. r ping-Ncrtoin'. Attornies, Mc~srs. Nicyrielt and Brodcnip, Red 2 Ijoh.square'; or Messrs. Matthews and Corgan, Chipping- Norton.' ?? ath dCrgChpi- -John Marsin, ?? RL~ssell,oFL,iverpnool,m erchants, I Jsnutiry 6; , and z7, ...

... SAILING OF THE TOULON FLEET. Thc Prince of Wales packet is arrived from Lis- ,bon; we have received a letter, dated Malta. Octo. ber if6, from whicla the following is an extrai't:- t This goes by the Scout brig of war, which sails ,immediately, with dispatches for Lord Collingwood; she came in here from Palermo, where it seems they have accounts of the Toulon fleet being at sea. The fleet, ...

... SUP A7' 178. I , . .. , i _ffpA~S 1: ?? . . The Eleanor, Gtithrie,from Liverpool to Wtexford`, is strand- ed-near Beaunioris. The Ruthy, from Liverpool to Baltimore, is on shoi e ill the river Baltimuorc. The Catharine, Rees, frost Cork t-. Ior ?? 7 the Delilrah, Richards, From tondop to 1'arnioth, h-e ucen much danmaged bylightning, in Milford Havell.' PLsvM OUTr:I, DEC. i5.-5aturdlay ni,-lt ...

... MAPALZET IItAiLD Cortn-Excslange, ]London,.Monday, Dec. , With adding the arrivals of to-daty to foaie r over front iafv week, our fupply oti Whj upa Stui I' 'ea t U 5.1~l, ) rt wb as a tolerable guood one. Tlhus turnifnie, plric ee i. 2s. and Ss. per qyarter ; atd, sutlead o: Fljw e Oe4, anadrance, as mentioned in our lafl,.yu actpfin1e with difficulty obtaiuied -Good Red hct Piert, ql 41. a ...

... N9P)Eiwy, The Oolim61i,.fvornWilmingtoft to -, fegndeied at ?? about lith August.: the Kirklaaa,.SaLlonion, bound to Bhistoli sailed in compary, on the ikth August, with her, and is sup- posed to hare foundered. The John aha IMaryi;Keld, for I averpool, has proved teaky, at'St. Vincent's, and Unloaded . 'oariuoUr5, lZC. 1.7 half-past six, p. m.-I have just fleatrnt that the quarantine boat is. ...

... . - .1 ?. ? , , ? - , . ',k.UKN EX ?? * With adding the arrivals oi to-day tc me antity left Over fronr Wast weck, our supp)y of nheat upoa the whole was x tolerably good one. Thas furoihed, prices declined 2-. tand 3S.- per-quarter; and ijstedti of flour arquiringin.sD ad saroce, as mentioned in our last, -p per sac; iswith difficui- ty ?? red wheats 4etL'hed about 4L a qu irter. krtey and ...

... i ' ' JiNJ- INgELLI GENCE. The saflig ot the crnvoy from Hull to Lisbon andOpor, t, tis d~eferred urtil ;he 23d~iostant. . Ihe SanyArmnui~; sc031 laden,, from Sundeoland, for Margate, arrived iii the qumiber on Mnorda se'nnight, ?? the Loa Keith of X~ncardine in'tow; which she felw in veith at sea, off the, Dodgeon, without any person on board, ?? to fiave been run slowni by sorne vessel, . he ...