... SHIPI NEviWS. PSM~oultis, Dec. aP` -Arrived the 11anjis, front Rotterdlam in. for Blelfaste; Ocean, frorn Finlanid,. with tirnhL'r; French sloop prt Indefatigable, from Roechelle, with bsrandy and svine;- tlse Spring, Nye P-enelope,, William and sl~ary, colliers, front SunderlassIi ; JEtlss, sA,1 from Newcastle; the Elizabeth, front London; and Dover, s;ea front Bristol. th;I 'oit'rsatourTu, ...

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... StFIP Pll>f'rr,. Dartvrau Dir. ,.OSatrk ian' Eal tilea greceaiing daicy, the wind ble vervry stroliq froim tie SW. with a, heavy sea ra~n- nlabginto the harbowa, wshichi created aI coat .lPlrab]L bar, anti ctie la.st four dna-s preiarta-d niay r-aass from pass.ing to or c~tmlg. *from, rl~rara, in cooeealtelacc of whichl a liirc lmdai of Painata- gtem were cola-oiled a at ilie diltiunant lam ., ...

... :Aitit%1ASAiiLlkl it??, !IT ? ?? SfrJ%,l . ?? of R ljt.rd, Bit,. iui Artii;ril SrrIhlJ, . R.ltitj5 VAvasmer, (erierrl aid I.~iL. ?? Ey rMissr. :eivs, Mi :j. utkirll y r Mr. au1.3i iss;iii, Rev MtI r5 .ir l Mi i Masiers. (Gapsaih A~nrait, ir. and Mrs l41.iiiny lr. st' ?? Z Rev.*ir' Al r. ,v: i4 i . O rdid, Alr; alid Mr K. .aMindu 2 li1s.tiirittsys Al, Mis Ststiar, lTr. A. B- S!ater. tAir. Al . ...

... BA-Tr- C v - - -R - BANI;RUPTI'F:S ENIAR-EID. . F, I . I X I .. .. v A . 1. ?? Thomas Bond anid John Botid, Martion, Yotlishire, cotton- .mauulacturet5 troit Seot. tn), to Nov. 9. Mi,tthew Barnard Harvey, William, and John Whittle Harvey, Hadlelgh Hall, Essex, baitkers, froli Sept. S, to Oct. t2. BANKRUPTIS REQUIRED TO SURRENDER. George Pollia Iimmt's:t and Damvid 'iltthtjas, Brists-l, whole. ...

... LONDON MARKETS-June 7. -a_ -ve tn - ?? A.p r -nn . Th -1bo n ic in COTTON-little has been done; the sales only aniounttlti to 469 bags. Maranham 220, at 2s. 6d. to 2s. 7d. at For SUGAR-the demand has improved, and the prices a a- up 2s.; and British Plantation quoted, for Brown Jattaiz at 88s, to 90S.-Middling at 89s. to 92s.-Fine at 975. to tO'1- Refined has''advanced 6s.-Molasses sell atO5- ...

... re ?? ?? w D.AVIDm GRizvE, grocer, Cowgate, Edinburgh-Creditors 3 meet in rhe Royal Exchange Colfeehouse, there, 5th Augustm id and 2d September, one o'clock. m LEaVIS liHomsoN, Smith and ironmonger in Edinburgh- Creditors meet in John's Coffeehouse, there, 5th and 26th Au- as guit, .12 o'clock. lor r0 JAMES TULLIS, merchant in St Andrews-Creditors act re meet in Tulloch's inn, there, 5th and ...

... , ,2 IMPORTS. . Jonge Cornelius, from Harlingen, with 50 bales flaX, and 5790 cheeses, for Hardie and Co. x Robert and Janet, from Amsterdam, with 70, pieces oak' timber, and 2Ot pieces lathwood, for Corbett, Borthi'ick, and Co. Ann, from Bremen, with 7 barrels: Rhenish wine, for Brodie, Brougham, and Co.-lo casks yarn, 40 bales rags, for Wj and R. Mowbray.-4 chests linen, 1 box samples of ...

... b5XQUESTRATI0NS. JAmr.es THN, builder at Bonnington, near Leith-Credi- tor6 meet in the Royal Exchange Coffeehouse, Edinburgh, 28th September and 19th Octobers-one o'clock. DINs8sToN aud'Djcuir, mercers aod drapers, in Donum. ?? meet in Grive's coffeehouse, there, 29tb- Septeyaber and 13th October, one, o'clock. EX AMINATIONSS, &C ALEXANDER CROSS, manufacturer and merchant, at Clydeside, near ...

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... REPORT O.VN 71 !r-I COL/NU zy' e __ The Lords Committeens anijuirited to inqtire into it 1sube)t of the CoIn Laws and the La,, refrtivef ltiver hi4 (it is already known) agreed to a Relport, 1 ., cloughnot final, shlows the aliity and inchi ltion 0e the Committee to investigute in thle fillluet m arlr.l. tid ! important subjedf. The evidence annexed t Lr,, ], port, contains a body of the most ...

... SH-P NIEWS. DCAr., APRT1. 3.-A heavy firing has been heard the' whole of thisn mornirig 6ff the French coast. I have been infor'naed it s was an attack on two pramrns byone of Wis Majesty's cruizers, E supnosed the llota, who kept up a runnitig fight from Boulogne to Calais. This information has hut just reached the shore, .nd fully accounte fbr the firing beard, which might otherwise have-ben ...