... SI!)P NEIVS;. Pivrst$Monoru, DEc. 23.-Arrihed his Maj.ety's ship T'e?- z`r, froan the l;-;vui, and vsveral octward-bi-u l bziiii. ,l' Jz arrived the Vhil;at IndI I ITonk, 1) H.rIi nto' I with t 'rk f4oni lx:nJlon kzr l'orct ontltll. Sail-tI hij Al p X ; rg I for Pleainuth ( Cord.ei, with a convoy fxr C - d e va cutter, Oil a criL- e. aI r.:Iou It , Ii P. r.---Arri Chl!:e-'' Tm , C :pnt~n, from ...

... D, g LOA'9ON GAZE TllEI, Feb. i9, 1814. BANI(RUPTCIES ENLARGED. S. and, of Oxford, linen-draper, from Feb. 1g to the 26th. J. Shaaw, of Greenwich, victualler, frort Feb. I2 to iApril 2. BANICRUPTS. T. Iaq-r.ett, of Preston, Lancaitalire, dealer, March zi, 22, 3t ciavtn, aind. Ac ...

... 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 ...

... ,HPul A'EIWS. PoRrS.NtOUT11, FEe. 2o.-Arrived his kajjesty's ship Ber- | udla, fitom the D)owvns; Seahorse and IBhibtietoe, fronm off Cher!,urgh. Sailed his Alajesty's slip Fylla, with a convoy for Guernsuv' ,nod Jersey. 'T'he fleet ior M adeira, Firazils, Cape, and the East Indieq, gnt under weighl this afternoon, under con- vov of his ':lajesty's ships Dannemark, Muros, and Alhicore, bhit ...

... m7J5 r, o.N 13)N ( ,rj'rrT MDt our t9, I sOs. F('f-) i'nj.7N O'lITi1( O . T. tt. 1 , I i Tioj asil t 1i glint-,R ths Irioco lRi-it hies hicnaot it) -rrt al's,. Mc'Il'i~l~lIiYt It o IiY~ llitohl!~ the t 1''v t.go f I' t~, -IIi iit 7 f~IIetlii hte o lie iiwr llcunei `i ioA alim tt llo 4 i- e'o 0i- a' I ~o I ,-' Iif f Ili Xl et. to apiM7 , 3 ~sttia ('~~ao1, ,q cii be lit- 'XI ejvstys 'ere ...

... -r-- -- ?? tll Ni-IFl, ------ Pi. ~roatn'us it No v. a i.-Irrivel t0fi 'sii kr fr Hgate witsthr-:e oultwv rd botitkil M( J i srrianeOtti fcet, 'Ilr in fby emir sr, isi. I the Briieis !i' of wrr 1re1n eas. J ti; anid P1 tqit.'s n.: . the weSw,-,rJ. IiAGA 'I'-, NoV. 2;.-r'rhis fternpon aiilJ tiiie i!'.; jt;slrl (: pacli er, Cp. i . l lsa ir, f .r Q,tendf; SIu rt.l i twk- nl - rir,, in I c ...

... DEAL,, DEC. IS--rhe ship On the Goodwin is the Hope, of £'l~iyrotoutl, t~stteas xvisl stores; ~ls is o'sw bitiyed rn t foll of wa- ! ter; crewv saved by onze of ourblxoats. Arrivd 1 his Majesty's ship Penelope, from Ialifa-, w~ith too> Anmerican piisonra and several passengers: *;riledt eiid November wi~th the Loire frigate .aid tosail of merthotmen, atnd parsed fromn thern off Cape . Cause. ...

... SH IP NE IS V. By the Swiftsure packet, from Jamaica, wo learn the jn following particulars :-She left Poa tRtoya;l i8th Jidly. The fleet, under convoy of the Warrior, was to leave _ that anchoragle the 23d. On the ipth spoke his Ma- qs jeity's ship Rhin, from St. Domingo, with three ships - bound to Port Royal to join the Warrior. July 22d, wv off Cuba, siolke the American cartel Analostan, ...

... ,gmtP a rPIP's. .ZtveR roo& t NA Rf Aj Arrived the WVataon., Gregg; from halifax ; sailed the i6th February, in conipany With the Patri. I ot, ITingle, aMd parted From her the tolfowi1lng night. it ws re. t ported at lahifax whett they sailed, that the Brntficati jotilla on La Rio had been destroyed. DFAtL, INIAcnr 13.-Sailbd the Perendei togger for thc Roompot. Came dowvn frdn! the MIyer his ...

... SHlIP NEWS. I'iosraMUTinvrn, OCT. 'o.-Arrived the rertinamler of thc MiCr, owiVI')' from the ?Mieliterranealn. S3iled the Creole, 36, Catiptaii! 1i1 vljzie, for Sheerness, tohe paid oil' Tle Sw'ifteItrt, 4, CIrbpt-in WVebley,, owv i'sues instrutrrions to ihip houllnd to the West Indies, instead of tire Valiant. The Vaii rot i; - nne diomn to St. 11lelan's, and taies the transports rind traid ...

... SI-P' NAL;W'S. DOVER, Feb. 28.-The Hon. Mr. Robinson the Under-Secretary of State, arrived here early this morning, and embarked on board. the Nymph cutter, Captain Boxer, and sailed immediate- ly for Calais. ):Al., I Ln. a5 -Sailed the Jnnah, Fame, and IHero trans- ports, with detachmncots for the King's GerMnnd Legionu, for (;crnitV, ; Saragossa, Mlinerva, Sophia, and William transports for ...

... SI-lIP A'LWI F'S ('oins, DFec. 3.-I'he convoy, wbich have passed thim har- hour on l'uesday, was the Iromeward-holund West-India fleet, under convov of his Majesty's ships ila'rlhorough, Espiegle, and I'eruvinm. They sailed from St. 'Ihomnas's the I2th of Novenm- her. The l'eruviain saw thoeships tip St. George's Ch:nnel to )ulhin, B3el st, anld the Clyde. ThV V1'enu.s took chalrge of the ves5 ...