... SHW NTW .,S G1AvEstNi', JAN I,.-'r'v nb vit a dozen slhip;-JTol aged A ary, from aIio .3 lniro ;i ; IoTj-nl.Se'.ral .vesses ar e her, .vhcI ar. pr;-vevetcd Sectting np the lliVcr, on aectiiinitof the ic:.-Nothiliv saier DEAL,.JAN. 14-Came dov.. 0 frfI 1 thc rivetr hiq 1Mt jssty's ship Zcalous, and sailed for Portbm daith--Arri vc 'd Hit l);- min Shaw and Navigator transports, undef C(Iivf)ny ...

... e i N W SHIP NtEWS. HARtWICII, JANI. ei6..-Sailei this morning the Auckland, ( tain Lynle, with Laidy Clancarty and, her attendants, for Helv sluys, unid er convoy of the B3ruiser -un brig; alio the, Beat with mail, and Hearty gun brig, with Sir George Burghs ayid Mr. 1'7rotter, the Storekeeper General, for thle same ju but it is feared that the inmmnlise quantity of ice which i will meet with ...

... SIl iP NE WS. At a late hour on 1aMnday afternoon, two of the four IPd. mnouth i\Iails dos reached th, Pusr Office. Their contents are unimportant. On the cith insmant. several transports, na!ni.,iCS unknown, arrived front Portsniouth,' houlid to Plssasges Ma two gurn brigs, namnes unknown. On. the izth us arrivals- The ltxpress packet sailed wvittl the 'indward nlandi Mijls.- None o rtle M~l ...

... 8 illp xi,fil?4 * PORTSrTOUTII, .TA;O. iI. A rr~ved hl,S il',ust! ' P D c ~ sire, fni th-- D)owiis and tile I'e-ui l fr;ni. .11: Sal nit llis :Ma;inC~r s shlip !\l istienie, ha vi 1 in c ilarge the tolen'- iai tran.sqpisi for lPlynm)to h , v- . Fii; !dslli,. Ismer31dA, A.n(tlial WVilson, Dilatilda, andl the biiakesph.ri )alOr qiile l hii 1,JMts:cs's shi li Prazeil, to tie 1 3stws d I he \l ...

... ,?Jrilp , LOSS Oi.Till Q6iEV; '-rAttNSl:QOer1, AN) DO- MEN'0 , M VOEN| : AND C1 .DREteN. FAI.MTOUTWI JAN. 14-tA' ittlicifane from the SE. this day has prt belted It) us one of the most toelancholy scenes that over s:ls witnessed ii this 1iairbou. Tihe Queen transport Carr, 3isher, No. 3,32, 34Cr tons, Ihasing on board, from Lishon, about! 6 I men, woi-ren, and children (the men principaly in- ...

... 3BAN.F, RIP'Ici'Cl*I' S JF1{JA)1!). 'A. ,Tcffery, of ,',Toi- - rl, Duot..'itshire, cattle-Oealer. J. cregory, V. IFis~!! ovrne, and .S, S.lappin, ot Shlsffiell!, cutlers. 1. }3 1 NKhe rs. J.-lPhillips, rf'lower~street, clh-.tsemonger, Ja;: Ig.,at twelve, .eb. 8. and vl:, i, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. E. If . N tt-i of al,; .ntr'. ! te, s. - seicester-fleldslinen-draper Jot 2 -!, Pt ...

... SHIP !? TVS? t- I1'1VNiOVTFI, JA -. 19-Arrivedl the Alarlborough, 7y, from t, le West fidies. 'I'h-.I etlop Caroline, of L.onedon, Capt. %Vebb, It, Frm Ti;c t mouth, with ti;;' er for the Id lie-ard, strucik on of I't. B rivattr iii 1:T riotith S nid, ol Mo-nday nliighlt, and he iW ntdi.ttelysitik, and will lie tott:li y last ; tbe tru- wvere saved. c rrived the Port-ttftieJe brig Packet do ...

... PRICES OF THE PIUBLIC FUNDS. It is well known to many persons, possessed of funded property, that considerable.i advoatues may oc- casionally be made by exchanging one kind of stock frr another; and that Such a ineasure is not attended with anv risk. or speculation. A favourable opal)rtU. nity of this kind now presents itself, as may readily be seen by comparing the telative prices of the ...

... ACS flU' AIl7WS, IA Ri sltCs* Hi, J isN. cC *-W .li t II ' DiI I S I' ICI[ et W itia the !reI h I 'rince ;adtt it r l :i [ ti);tI h 1tfoi ltlol .td):(l. f YAR- .'.risJAN. Redb-I lit reast has P Iel to ti: So(1thvWaLrd , ati the lt irty haq iir,'veI 'in these l.':-id; hnti: ve'ses *vers obliged to eLve F lhc to avoi l t, n i::. An otinin prev iilvd thut t'lmassurg l wonld he Iitetii ted hr ...

... SI[P 2VWEV'kjl V r, J~i r;. 27.- irdz S.V.-Arrivs'e the Sceptre tran'port .vith a detacit:1:1tit of thit 30Vt5 and 8sc ltegimenri.sfrtnm Guern,- cy tior HI nflind ; and a fleet oi coasters ;nd colliers unider (cnn- . oy tronm Portsmouth. whlich are sailed for th lii Li r, &c. 'Ih[l .'yesstI' mentioned yeslerday standipn in frbrn the E rerch const :or the [towns, was a cttimr beiornting to ...

... SHIPAIEW6. PLYMOUTSH, JAM. 27.-Arrived the Fancy cutter. with dis- patches and a mail from Passages. She brings an account if the loss of the Queen Charlotte packet at that port, only one mean saved. Another letter from Plymouth says, it is the Duke 'of Mdarl- borough packet that is lost, and not the Queen Charlotte. PORTSMOUTH, JAN.a9.-ArriVed his Majesty's ships Savage and Intelligent from ...

... 1)IVID)ENDS. Feb.,9.. IR. NVnrttly, ol Afichael',i-plcae, Brompton, baker- Feb. 22. 1V. Woodlen, of Bitholomew-close, drug-grinder- Feh. d. J.T. Taylor, of S&okc Newingtoii, butcher-Feb. 15. J. -1ourne, of Bl'ackkriars-road, cheesemonger-Fel. z.' J. Wals- by, of lBattersea, conimmono-brewer-Feb. 26. C. Stower, of Pa- ternoster-row, printer-I'eh. a6. R. Troxv, seii. of Gray's-inn- lane-road, ...