... Frd-r tI, L D GiZET-j 1Z, Ocr: 13. I . .ANKRUPTS ?o ,teseph t'ol non! of ITwickett's M4iil Patlerspury North. . ampton, nuller, Oa'ober.17,- 8, 'snl'Nnveter 2j, at ten, at Gui'dball- Attozilie, frq agondes knilmin-acjQ Bedford raw.t 6 i Mt. Buitcher, Norrcliarnptono Joseph Johnspn 4 J hn S fathama Tf4iett Mills, near o To'vtster, Nortbamptn, tni)llerst, Q)&Ob,.r a ' atten iadi. Nbiverllier ...

... NEI7MARKET. ' M0NDAIV MICPRNti, SEVENS o cLocII, bcT I.Z.- C CAPTAIN BARCLAY ANXD WOD. . S This town ivas never remembered by the oldest st Sportsman to be so full of company of every descriptioi. t Sucil was the anxiety caused by the wonderful under- oJ taking of the pedestrians, that the company poulred into c. the town in a -manner that can be only connpated to gs Brentford at an eleaion, ...

... sNIlP NEI'S. Tll.,,Ai; OCT. I.-Last night arrived at Torbay ffnm Ply- tiv, rijouth, hiq Majesty's ship Hibernii, to join the Chhntiel Fleet, 6 . still lying hre , there is also a large mnan of war brig coming -'in,.ookidgtery like the Racehorse-,sothat there is now inethe fBay, tI e Ville de Paris, Hibernia, Dreadnought. Colossus, f Conqueror, FoUdroyant, Monalch, Plantagenet, St. George, tand ...

... - SHIP - d ov,-OcrT 6.-A neut.al vessel tarided teil passegr here, from Rotterdani. ThIe edhi6 aggai nt our com rsi itentcrced wxith great rigour, piassmerng ernbarsinc,g -5cc forced tO' give: bond not to L~ind iln England! ring Loij who is' relturn ed to Holland, is very ill, and has, been ~in a bad~stats of--halth; (for some time. T~he French privateers are very ?? oil OUr coast. e ...