... SATURDAY'S LO bO. GA.ZETTE. Dowrkiihg-Ntreet, Sept, 12, !812. Letters, of whi h tiie ?? are caxnurts, have hemre ceived by Earl Bathur't frtinn Cosuic I Sir rnmard Doegla5, dated Castrorontrigo, 22d, ond Astunra, 2rnth Atnust:- Castrorantrigo, JAgust 22, 1812. WV en the Earl of Welli ingoini ?? his head qinariens frOM nMojadUS to Cuellar, the Gillician divihions, the') nnrcnpy. ing La Nava ...

... ?? , . -, . I. . ?? ~ - )t PLYM1t6rrt, S E n eh shop Erilie, d ?? cut ?? liy the hna'bhe Stsenuous'gs9-brig, . tfo Fft~a'yX3a waisail of ii, l;tive men prisoners. It ?? ei rr 6-*1 On I esday the' Dover, Capt, le Drury, arrived here frum Anholt, with the officei and about I *I-ekleof tbe iloyal ]larose corps that lately ca np'lrd the garrison of that island. I ey were relieved bypartot lse 8th ...

... SHIP NEWJS. le' PRTSMOUTH, SErT. 9.-Airived the Semiramis, 36, Cap- t tain Richardson; and Crane, iS, Captain Stuart, from off XCherbourg; the Eclipse, xS, Captain Lyne, front the Cape of *e Good llope, with a convoy, which she left in the (Channel un- der the ?? the Rtosarlo cutter, Capt. Camp. i dbell? and the Viper cutter, with' the Downs. ?? t Guards are expedited here on Friday, to embark ...

... ,4WIP ? ?? ! l.Fii.' ,oltr, Srer; 6.-Witti ?? off tlis F.i it .tft ~toj ety'adhi Pi 'p e, 74 nurin, Wit the ntvn' ,- b.ba¶ l tsrtenalfd Meiterramnall 1t1 ...

... HUL SEPT. 7, 1812 - a H JtLl3 SEPT. .77 1819. 8271P NEWS.-; h - ,,.,, e Aaitrv' t SAf 't seCapesf Gasd IPie on the 21sf ie Jyne, The Leatow, Mores, of this port, fromrLondon. R. -At Mararola, 'I'bhe Mercury Robinsoh, of this port, k from.Rio Janeiro.- GrimsiS, The Earl- Fanebabergi e Sinitit, from Davin s Sreights, with 6 fish, about 90 r, lors of oils F,~ ' The Fairfiold; Morrice; with ...

... MRINVE I:\rTELLJ,;ELV,. Admirad :j -()ifiCe, 4A igul 1', I S 1 i. cop iiof a Ietter fiin Captain Brooke, ot'/hid Maresly's! .shp Si ar'o!ar addresscd Lo Vi'ce Amira z(. qcrI and transmitted to J. lI'ilwe Croler, Eslq. His A3tjesty's sh.p Shannon, off New York July I 6. SliR,-l have the phlasure to infrrm you, that the I Shannon has this (lay capturcil, after a siart chai&e the United States' ...

... LOINDONA GdZETTE, SA TURDJ 1, SEPT. 5. IBANKR1UPTS. John Pollock, of Wakelield, York, woolstapler, d. c. to stir- Sept. ?? +, and Oct. 17. at 10, at the Xew Co'utit Hoose, in Wakefild.-Atts. .,esse.. FoIjanhe. Wakteuild. Rlobert lPollock, jula. 311di Wiilimn r.llck, hbth ol Wake- field, York, ,vool~taplerr, d. c. to tar. Sept. QS, r54, and Oct. 17, at I, at the New Court House, in Waliefield._ ...

... I CORN-EXCHANOE, MA K-L ,a. M¢.52oVAr, Aug. 5i-We harve to notice to-day a verW Ptlrifttl supplv of wheat of the present year's growthl ia M3Tk lane ltv land samles from Lsser, and some quirrtit, from Kent and Suffolk; the greater part ap- ptrs to have been harvested too precipitately,: and OMes to hand rough and cold ; some samples are aiso rer thin; that proportion however is generally the ...

... DOYER, SEPT. ro.-.t'is reported strongly hIre, that a boit has been into the i)owns from the French coast, bringing in accsunt that there had been three days severe fighting between the French and Russians; the two first days the French are stated to have been vidtorinus, and in the last day the vidlory declared for the RMssians; *acoo Cossacks are stated to have inadc a desperate charge otl ...

... SLIPNiS PLYMOUTH, SEPT. ?? the ?? with -rench prisoners, for Portsmotith, late fron ('orunna anl tisbon. Fassed up. the Savage, x8, *ith a valuable QIebec convoy. ,Canie in the ship Neptune, Kay, frohs the .,ale' conavoy,with masis anl timber for the Dock-yard; the ship Juhn, from the, sami rony left Q iebec on the 6tl of August, brings an ac- count tha Gneral S'revost vwas adruirdstedgte ah o ...

... SI-lip NEWS. YARMOtHTU, SEPT. 7.-risls morning returned from a cruise: the 1\Ircurius, but last from Le itbitis. Sailedl the 13:asVcr ie to the Westwa.rd, his i\1.ijesty's ship Solebay, Viee-Adniiral Murray, Levuret, Vixen, Allercuriui, anl three critters. Liirir, SEPI-. 5.-Ars American brig arrived in the, IRoads on T hursday, sent in by the Snake sloop of war: the Snake has in gone to ...

... Corn LErchifonoe, Scpt. 7. The arrivals of Enrlish Wheat this mnrning constituted a moderate supply, and part of which was of Ei, ht , il ijefrior quality ; hence samples of fine old futched neai vh last AMlsnulay'% prices, hut all others were cheaper. The Baltic fleet, it is to l'e noted, has ?? about 1,(D1l quartel s, . n d ( hoe w, a!t ci d- ing to the samples obtained, roituced prices orr. ...