... SlHIr N-lfitH1&, PLY-b0UTH, MAY Z3.-Came rn the Portuguesebrig ronte- Zada, Captain De Cleva , rn-i Si. MicAe1',, with fruit, for. London. Letters from the Amethyst, 38,. Captain Seymour, dated the e4th, off the eoast of Franceestate, tbat sbehad driven ashore a French brig, deeply is4len, which Wentatsw pieces on the rocks; it is also said, that the- hUlk, with all the stores of'the i ...

... ,Throm t,; LONDON GA4ZETTE, MARCH 1. BANKRUPTS. * Elijah Belcher, of ILiverpool, merchant, April 4, 5 and Ts atone, at thez 0 6be Tavarn, John-street, lilterpnol. Attor- as's' MesNS. Cooper and Lowe, Soutr aupton-buildings, Chao- cert-lane; Mr. Thonas Ueorge Matsey, rxchlange-buildfngs, Liverpool1. Charles Ogelen, atae of Leeming within far Oxenhope, York, wo.rsted-spiqner, March z9, 30, and ...

... SHIP? IVET[S. S ?? n PLY.O4UTV, MfaRcH I3.'.--Carne in the Triumph,: 74; ,Vics I Admiral herkeley, and anot7er line of battle ship frosb Hlalij 2 fax. He salited Adnria'al Youz.g's flg. WihIich %mas returned, h He left, about a nmonth since_ Vice-Admiral Sir J. B. N; a'rren in command.at the Halifax 6tatioa. C'sne in, after a tolerable . passage, the Sirius, 36, Captain Pron'se, and the ...

... SHIP NEWS PORTSMOUTIa, Nov. Ir.-Arrived the Standard, 64, Captai'n Harvey, from Malta and Gibraltar, after a short passase fron'i the latter place; she kuows nothing of any actinn being feouglit in the Meiitereanears. Arrived the Resistance, 38, L'Amiab-le, 36, rylla, 24, Scorpion, 18, Plover, IS, Mackarel and Black Joke luggers, from Falmouthi and Plyrnouth: Arrived the Red- bridge schooner, ...

... SHIP NJE UIS. EAST INDIA SHfPPINQ INTELLIGENCE. The following Ships outward-bound arrived at Si- nions Bay (Cape'of Good Hope), the 31St May, un- e der convoy of his Majesty's ship Lion, and sailed firom e thence the i6th.June, viz. , Calcutta - - Capt. MtxwE LL c Hugh Inglis - FAIRFAX , i Exeter - - MZRa ro - . b Ceres -- - -DuNSFORa C Preston - - -SruaRoc ' u Dorsetshire - -- BRS6V 0 Ocean - ...

... SilrP xLES.3 PLYMou-rT, Auo. xG -Arrivedtie Hambturgh Ship Milerva, Capt.,in .chuver, fi-ntt Penzance, to load. 3i oiT5rnTari, A UG: ?? 5-ilebay frigilte, Crpt. Brm vn frorn off Havye; the Spalrowhawk slyop rirwar, ('apt. iPainm,'e, and Resolute gun-brig, Lieut. Harris, with a swall cony)vy frorn the Dlowns. Sueiiid the Lark schboner for Curunna, but, the wind Iseing tInfavoiuaibtie, has ...

... SHIP: NE VS. PORTSMDVTs, SEPT. ?? the Sparrow, ig, Capt. Birti from Falm'outh; Rebuff, Lieut. Whistbn, from Guernsey; andt~he Ant, from a cruise. Sailed the Oueen, 9g; Capt. Short- land, for Chatharn; Chriitian VI1, Sir oineph Yorke; Satellite, Capt. E. Rushivorth; and Paz, for', the Downs. 'I he Dexte- rous, i6, Lieut.Tomiinson, is gone out of harbour. F.ALmoUTU, SEp. ?? his Majesty's ship ...

... SIiIP ATEWS. A ptsenter pert!he Jane, Graham, arrived from Madatra, I statet c that the, day bcrore they inade P'.ymnoutt (z2d ult.), they *sO capturted, wiich Ca ptain Graham mformned hirti vwe tie 3zao Ctlar;eLnter, from M:adeira, which sailed ?? ; tketc- the T6: 1i Stpteber. The Jattesailed the i2d. 'I e Amro-ric tn schooter Alully, fromta Rio Janeirn to Eng- j lan tt is ;- hed c the 3: t ...

... ?? POART gEWS. I PLVNOUS1g , Au4 . 23; ?? 27unsda. ,4u ;1i. UiWind varible Caine. in .this nmoruiln from thbeq~e4ail Tslarx4s, iiitji ?? tile hon. ?? C Ji~atle, aftyt. .shiart pasge, the Subtlel, i f guns, havyip gpa sseng erthe iearecr of the tenlant, who is coineabne charged with inter~epted dis. patches ato .th.adniralty. Friday. WIN variable. Pasted up the 3mtea fleet, under convoy of ...

... I M` P 0 R T S. Fortune, Cowie, Gnttenburgh, with 157 rieces fir tim- be, 2. S 0. deals, to Adam Bruce-*57 bars iron te the mafeer. Ifobella, M'Iirdy, Galway, with 44 tons kelp, and 65 blocks marble, to Adam White and Co. Ifobella, Palmer, Gottenburgh, %vith 143 mats flax to R. Scougall and Co-IC 18 bars iron to Wilfon and Elliot-768 bars iron to Redpath and Brown -95 barrels tar to Hall and ...

... s t C O R N - E X C - A N G E, 1WkTARK-L-001, SipteNsevr 12. d. E had a considerable supplv of wheat of the new I of crop fresh up for to-day's market, hut not mtuch tif of the old year either from the coast or out of the gra- r( er naries; the prices which had advantced so rapidly, and tl as- with such an eager demand the latter end of the week, d, were still higher this morning, but with ...

... SH1IP NEWS The following vessels front Jamaica, of his Majesty's ship Chichester's convoy, are not yet a rivel:- FaOR IONDOteNcmArch, Le Mesurier; Britisunia, I relitng; RPaibler, NVilliats.its, : RI~vetRPon r.-'I'riron, Pearnon Expedition, Roburt. FOR GOLASGOw-Britnrinia, AL)ag The Captain ofthe 'Chichester does not mention- when or where the Rambler and the Britannia parted; but states, ...