... ~iL[~~'SDA'S LONJJO 61AZE 2'TT& i 'AANX RU PTCY lNUhRGEPD. J: ilayry, Springtield, -Eser, brieklayer, fro - Mwarch 2-9, to May IT, at ten, at Guildhall. - BA.NKRUPTC1ES SUPERSEDED.. R. Bernal, jun. Great Preseot-steet' oney-tm rivdi ne J. Sectordbe and C. Bualey, lorrabridge eer. . I ':1iiora ridge, Dleezh; J. Lewarne, Tra iV Hlrc and Cat',arine , I ae, Grarupound; and4 t Searle, Launceston, ...

... ; iSAYIP 'NS WS. r YMOVYr, MAY 3i-4 -me in an Atneitan 4chqnner froni ZMe* York to Bour eaux,with a mail of letters, datined fer a Supposed breacl off, ickade by the Iris, 32. I rhe mail wa.9 landed here and sent fq~ward ,to Loudon for' inpedtipn of its conitente,.Came in the arik 3z, fi;ni a' eriuie ot, the cbast of France. Whetebet she hrings any thins newli not yetI a c- tained; but the. ...

... I' 11, . z liv ? , r ?? . I .. . i;:. trad ot a. Lete4r, frpm Captain Barrle, hE hi :Ma6 ip P lbiulei dAted, (Gibrauar 13 y ,-zLd Ati,'t' t to die XHi1. W.. W.: Yole.- I b',to exci±'t - c 4aiu I * sganst ttie liips that, ?? co~aiy xpn tlw ntli instant,; 'hW 1Aalry Ann. . o, ,o n ?? osd~ Mattagc'A hter Comnilabders oondus: ilii . and be-did 'all- in* fis power tp.. keep5.tli4 -diiptebl1ke~d, ...

... .SHI NEWS-. : RfDiz .2P0Y ourm q Arrivedthe- Peacoch, sloop of ,war. .6vithl Dlsliaicge6 ?? - Qrunna,'last toroidl thea Atect off Brest., Tbe Comnimandltrg Officer set off immediately aftqrher ar ival,. fqr tke.Aslir-slty. Ih'e intteligence she brings is soid to be.of the most igportant, aI well as of the most tsleasing nature: fh th a tiac the -French General Dup.ont, with 'a army of 2s~S>oo ...

... SHIP ATE WS? to Sir-Ar~hiar Wetessle-yj hab pt ~en jgr ei pon., The wv~irid,, _.o edo hezritiqlx army had, been sent. to, an hasapical'at.. Op6rto'; and.;theewimty sine piece o -iuni ta from Jurlot'had ben g hpped. 'The transports w~tith Sir H-Arry Lurrardts feice on Pfh boatd Ws errgoing into Mftndego Bay ?? th'tfe St 'Alban a left I i it. SIs* hasl riought, ker.Giie nra Pelet, 'Adjut-sn't ...

... -SATURDA i' -S 5 A. I ?? ?jf the M ? ?tati?, ? t?c? (eiter quu ne, C i8 Pias and 50 sreo, in a heavy galte, she oversee, and the Captain and Officers, with ail the crce, except l1 inte, were drowned, BAN K RU PTS. W. anl J. Steel ani C, .Johnstone, L^eiaster, woollen- drapei's, to surreader Nov. 14, 15, Dec. .3, at twelve, at tne 1is l il ,r e, - Preston, Atteeniss, Mlessrs. Biarx::ard: ?? ...

... FOR EIA - I,, 1A7 LI C E. Ps'ns M1WY ?? aiistulrbaneces whish took~ piac. at miadrid, in the be~iOC iing of !tis nn rth;ijex t:jdsdto tneother towfns ot the kiagudoni; Wfate, I!Vy--vier, he'cn kle seriouS. On the Nht-of Aprif, F)- wi euio. tie peeople of Toledo beanf toassein le 1 T, ne ub ruslillerg on the plaitL tr.y i' l in liv& Ferdia'nd the Vllttl.'-The dis(,rder -reath-lwd such a; L ...

... Yh'IF NEWS. PLrA-MouTH, AraL I 7.-Letterr' frorn the VWarHor, 74, one cf tlu- ga:llant Rear Adrmiral Sir It..Strachartns squadron, dated the ?? uiis. tate his having joined at Palermo, with Lord Col- lillgyoo. ..nd A.dmiral f'hornborough's divisions, ail that their number was nineteen sail of the line anI si- irigates that Sir 1'ichard's squadror ;wgas all well, wouding and watering at Pa e: ...

... I.,f 7VI?-81#S.. s}t!CLY ?? the Oretes,. ig from tile }vledio rrsneLat. lat. ht ro Cadiz. She brings an accolint that a gerisnt hattle ?? hielt fou'lir near tarveiorm lketween the Spanish pati-ic army aitti the.Frendciis nwhich the latter were c4efeated whrlil gs ?? loss. : - ' were DO'.le*5. .fvi'J 17. '-Aboot 1it5 a-il nf transports re t one to the westward . .lhe.-4 d Reginment, 'wlicti ...

... &§tP, MtM COTDRA OF IA PitbwoNrAl1E FRENCH 1Ri- GATE, BI HIS MAIESTY's SHIP ST. FIORENszO. On Friday the 4th March. igo8, his Majasty's ShipSt. loen2o, Captain HARDINGE, sailed from Point de Galle, Ceylon. On the 6th, at seven A. M- she Passed three India- Iren, the Metcalf. Devonsbire and (harlton, and soon ifter saw a frigate bearing north-east. s The St. Fioren2o immediately hauled her ...

... VlIp NILU's PTORSslOuI'I, JAN. i9-'I be bsl I: Clpt tones, c'anl'e into St. Helen's l~it night, from whence the ivas ordered this Jjiiorning, inr conseq]suenrt if a signal that an einsylly'wss in sight;. slfesliipt her Cabls. 'I'he Tigre got pratisfe. this morning ghe let Aial Purvis on the ph instnut, witl ?? sail of thle line; cruising off Caii:. TlhMedusa, Hon. Capt. Bouverie- Fleche, and ...

... SHIP N.EoES. Ptsmou-rni StpSr. 'aI.-Came in last night, after poet, frnm r- Gibraltars theoiteen, 0,.Capt. Shortland, and the.Windsor Cas- ha tie, 98, C:aptai Bdylis; they were both put under stridt qua- a 1 rantine untli they receive a; etter. of pratique'from London.- pr Arrived this es'orning the Ntiarod cutter from ?? Indies. ex d She left this morning off the Edy'stne, the Ramilies, .74, ...