... ShIP NEw . I IHANTS COUERIER OFFIE. Sunday, Sept. 5, half-past eleven o'clock. d The London Pucket- A nnet, master, Is this rtonient arrived, here front th:. ILbV:tmial. On the aad ot August, spoke a Russian ship, which ?? tiled from Wilniington, Anieric.t the ad Au- It goSt. The day holore lsiesailed, the American Vapers had pub- ' lisied an account ofthe crpture afthe Miacedonniu, late Bri ...

... ?? y-- 7- 51- POnRTSMOUTvi, Nov. 8-Arrived his 'Majpcty's ships quieen Charlotte and Oirestec ftrin Plytiofith Centaiiur lahenv rk, -Crcole, and Wolverioe, froml-r off Cherbirgh Sailed'the srap sa op ot war onV a cruise. CAlnie into harbour the Shannon . A MOUTI;. Nov 6.-Arrived the Lady Louisa packet With. a niail froty' Passage, in so days. DYEAL, Nov. 8-Arrived his Majesty's-ships Leviathan ...

... 8 1 1 1-1 Al A' I Vs. - rx PoRTSMouTH. JAN. 24.-A.rrivexd his Maile-ty's ship Lee and' t- Larne, frollm tle Downs.. Carne itiuo harboulr his M5cstv's .'ins g- Curacoa., Merope, axd Swan cuttbr. -Its 1t0ajesty's sqdp Anrnv s *e gives initrudions to the trade h oxnd to the Canaries and co;lsi at n of Afrim a; and his Majesty's sl)p 1 '2llix to tue trade holild to 0 sf Spain Prttigal, and the ...

... 2 4-. = _.I f: ?? Aprc Stylze j-QIVDON GAZISl ~~ 'Pth 25, 1815. 3ANKRUTI'TS. A. lusihton.n of ilrt inthas, coacii-maker. April uiff at five, yad Mv ...

... > SpivP , £ , : Ai R T' lintur SI b ied ?? 'tY 5 911 l i'lrrii;0; frroun l'iri t it el rl'sst& 'by ir ?? Dmi'lis the Idvsl.' ?? stleregi Ii 'Xnnr '.lrallrik ( an HrirlgCSarrey, Co(ldstrepIn . dlil I 3IhaC nd^ rromi ,nilaiisl' , I At r10iJI It n, r t; . 6.-rriv~re ee ,American slliOJ Jiohn \\'Irrn ?? ~rpeanc ;isi.oris paikit 1rrl iir,) 11ate-iry, '',r!ldi ?? Ci' p~r lkirt (1't0;01 1\hts, ...

... From the LONDON GAZIE'E1'E, july 13. CIROWS OFFlCTZ. JULt U. t816. of Yi Wernher retrned to serve in tbis pr-eenrt 1arti tment for the Tl Borough (it WYo tta IIasiet-WildsrnlaV!ir .Maney *f IWalt- banropra, in the ,unly of rss ,, lie rutnoftOT' I'L Will luq. who las acc pted the ,iltern H itd-i. RAN.KRIJPTCY SUPERSrDMY? .1 l. V. Calda6, late of Gretat Wineater-street, nmerchaut. We BA NKRU ...

... The Account of the Income of, and Charge upon the Consolidate(l Fund in the Quarter ended the 5th Jan '18x6 -d .1817. topether with the Amount of ?? Taxes and the Annual Duties, &c. to the same period has been made up at the Exchequer. We take ?? from Thle Courier. TJe Inconse of the Quarter ended on the Sth Jan. i816. Sac . . S 53,54, 4 4 The Income or the Quarter ended on the 4thJan. i8r7, ...

... Fiom ?? L OATDON :GAZET'TE of Dec. 30. BANKRUPTS. C. Willis, of Bath, sipholsterer, Jan. 21, 22, and FIeb. 10, at onc, at the. Full Moon Inn, Old Bridge) Bath. Attorney, W. Young, Charlotte-row, Mantsion-house. J. 'lomlinson, of Frankley, lWorcestershire, dealer, Jan. 9, lo, and Feb. 10, at twelve, at the Royal flowtl, Birrningbarnm .Attolrey, Mr. J. Platt, Newv Boswvell-court, Lincoln's-iin. ...

... From the LONDON GAZI'i'E, 4ay 17. ?? Gazette notifies, that on the 14th the American Minister, J. Q. Adiams, Esq. had an audience of the Prince Regent, to deltver his letter of recall). BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. Manks, of Ieeds, cloth-merchant, to June sr. - BANK(RUPTS. J. Jackson, of Middleton, Norfolk, merchant, May 24, at six, 26, at ten, and Jene z8, at twelve, at the Guildhall, King's Lynn. ...

... Fro;1 M veLO (NZD'N'TG S of April 14. B \NXR Tt'PTCIES &s 'p:'EIISEIl)X'. ?? 'ctm, ...

... BAT i DTE AIN''s ACCOUNT OF TH , CONTAGIOUS FEVER OF TIES COUNTRY. Thi~s is a workwahich is, on every accounot, calculated to Cxcite attenstiofl. The ttopicis indeed, at ?? extremely important, but is sot this moment rendered peculiarly interesting. by the alarmaing epidemic Whsicl sti exists in tise metropolis, and many ofo , are ?? towns; and no person cah lie better qu-alified than Dr. ...

... BANK CATECCHISM. What is the Bank?-A large stone building, not remarkable for elegance, but presumed to be of great strength. What was it erected for ?.-To carry on dealings in money. How has that been ?? something called Capital. What is its Capital supposed to be ?-A vef-y large quantity of gold and silver locked up in a strong room. What may its amount be ?-It was originally 1 ,200,0001.; ...