... L,..l ~IYK h ?? JannilMoq Gareftl~, a:otiorf, January 2. I T1 liJ PI MtL.oiL . .\1clt'ti>lu Chwldire, d ,er, d. e. Jan. 1, a c, l itrn,|. ui ?? ;, St obo, am t Ic Mascicsfiel'i Am is lnol, .l\r ?? toni-', Mi. trinnmti.ci, Mdiac lvd, arid ;.tcirs.. Belt :s:i.i Ii. t-ii! , el,w.:a'e ,e, t[iitidsii. j l l ?? oe ls, 1.lt,i 141.. tiibts, Ia' trttstizttlufsjuttrer, Jati, aw, cry u~ IJd' It, ,it 021 ...

... SHIIP NEW'S The Maria, Arrowsnsith, from Quebec to I.ondon;* and the _, Pelter. from Ditto ts Oportu,were spolken wieh, o3th bf Novesssher, nearAuticole; they wfere bearngs ?? jrin consluseq ceofbeingaleaky.away for Picton, It is reported tht a brig and a sloop vwere captured by 2 Frencth privateer, between St.' Alban'6 Head~and Portland, on the 6rh instant. ''lPte Margaret of Glasgow, lost ...

... MARKE.' HE1RALD. 1 Corn Eixc/wage, JAlondey, January 4. We had numerous arrivals of Wheat for this day's market, 'anrd of all dufcriptibdfs; but our buyers were jew, arid the fales extremelv heavy; prices of this article have decliued from is. to 49. per quarter, and much left ?? like-wife has comfee to hand r in confiderable quantities,and is ?? Peafe were quite as dear as laft Monday; but ...

... TUrESiDS DONi GACZETTE. - BANKRUPfTS. William Chowee, Exeter, linen-draper, to surrender Ja 3. ?, '20. Feh. 153, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern Exeter, Attorlney, Mr. Warren, Exeter. Milliam Cox, sen. Cnichester, Sussex, dealer in earthen 7ware, Jan. 19, at five, at the Crowni Inn, Stone, Staf- ford, 23, Fell. 16, at e,:ven, at I he W hite lion Inil, lanec Enld, Staifford. Atworne', Mr. ...

... AF ..4L INTELL!G DN.R iOSS OFprTlE ^Aasoc-.The following iltercstinm ac- count ifthii melancholy event has bken sent us liv out Falniouth corresponde14 / Nis ilajfty's sthip knsln, 40 uns, Capt. Lydiard' sailed from hence on the 24th ult. toi reslume herstation oU Brest. It corning on to blow from the IV. S. W. she was never able to get so far to- the westward ; horever Capt. Lydiard ...

... SCOTS B Ad CRUPTS. A Anr X ANr.P Foxrzs, vlbautfadlourcr in Dundee.- Creditors ineet in Gordon's inn, 15tlh January, 12 ?? clock, to namne a f.iftor; fame place and hour, 5th Fe- bruary, to elect a truftee. EXAMINATIONS, &C. BErNJAMIN CLARK, Drover and Cattle-dealer' in Black-park, te be examined in the Court-houife of Caflle- Douglas, 14th January ans o2d1February, 12 o'clock.- Creditors meet ...

... SHKIP NIVlI/'S ?? 27-i'hi Frestcs pri'tiateer. Confitinre, i: vc.cn~l i iltue h Lu seen sliithie, to vtitnidwxiri (lii Ii-ba- : !x- latner pir l1 anid engagc; thte Afirican siti1 Cray- 1i h -ight of the lsakid. : 0;Ie 1- rni if 'rivateer hit been spoken with -to ?? 1 i olt ?? sir~.- Majt.;t)/ higs Sunerlentre and tiEpress, have beeni sent * ?? el is (i '. rf 1-aiscbl pri ':teer-. :! ' ...

... [We insert the following AB C3TACT, at the Desire of a conntry Correspondenti 4 NEW PROPERTY TAXR. (46 Geo. III. c. 65.) DUYRING the present war, and until the 6th day of April nert after the Ratifica-ion of a Definitive Treaty of peace, there shall be sharged upon the annual profits or I gains arising or accruing to any person. or persons residing l in Great Britain, from ary kind Pf property ...

... MARLVE INTELLIG ENVCE. The Gazette containz a proclamation respecting flif dlistribution of prize-money arisinl from Russian cap- tureS. 'rue C I'O gTiveS Ul) its share to the captors. The Gazette also ami ounces the following captures By the S&inr frigate, the Sy1bille Freuch privateer, of ?? (pierced for 14) guns, -a ith smivels and rmos*- ketrv, and 43 men. 13v tile Bacluine, in tile West ...

... .i1fIP A7ETVS. INDIA SHIPPTNG. Ilie Piediaont.ase fri'Ate, from the' [auiritiui'; was spoken With by an Ametit m ship, in ^6 S. 6 B. 'supposed bound Jor the Bay of Beenjal. A brig, of to guns, had sailed frodn the Isle of France to cruize on the W~est Coast. 'I'Iie Semillaute frigate, repairing 'at the Isle-of France, was eypedled tobe ready fir sea by the tst~of June last. It appears that the ...

... From t6, LONDON AZEL77E, JAN. 12. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Iucas Payne, ot Change-aliey, hatter, January c6, 03, and February 23, at ten, atisiildbalL. 'Attorney, Mr.God- mnond, New Bridge-street, Blackhriars. JamerRedd, latc cfBlacftn-n-strect, Southwark,lineni-draper, January-ig, at ten-, z6,. end February Z3, at olne, at Guildhall. Attorbey, Mr. Saanuei White Sweuet ing's Bench- Walks, Temple. ...

... ilIPORT OF COTON ;oo iiv S aRu'6, PROM Z791 TO> X 67 :iN'Lw§;fV . Twr1cn tile fbllol nilk' statement is cnrside6d;d a-nd when it is aho knowrv tiat 'ali the cotton iniooited fi.n ca is paid for in Articles the produceo n1a-ufa6b'e of England, we would ask of any man of- comn DS yhat muist be the consequence of a war that puts ah end to such ii amout of import of raw material a most lucrative ...