... DIVIDEND-9. MarcbS. T. Clarke, Barth lb wclose,wor,ted-m-nufa-Iurer -March S. J. Moyler, Drury-lane, viclualier_3March 7. G. Gould, Bath, druggist-March 5. J. King, lrick-blce Spitnl fields, tailor-March 5. J. .Joel, Newport, Monirouthsl~ro, shopkeeper-March 9. C. Brown, Newcastle u on-Tyne. joiner -M1arch O6. WV. bowles, 1. Ogden, and C. Vyndha n N,.v Sarunia, and. J. Barrow, Shafresbury, ...

... ,SifII- NEWVS. Ys atRiOUTr, FEB. 26.-Arrived the Prince ot Wales, frofx Jlefligolhnd, where she lanided ler paissengers. She was bound Ver liel'oetsiNys, hut owing to tlie quantities of floating ice, they failed in their repeated attempts to gain the place of desti- nasion.' The plssenger; were, the. ,ady of { eneral Ferrier, Major Stevenson, Efc. with their retinlue. Arrive'l the 'artar, from ...

... sHilP tVIIS. rrrs-rm ,.6a,9t- 2- r~ , I. tsrilrwq uteo sihis Pl:1see, Captaisl Iloppinsis Front i Bnrll-01KII, wish T'5'5ic-S Va* r left she irortnne tie i7th 1n55 mt whtti coming out tsf the tlot t mwa IF ile loo~~ a Annricn Ml~verOfabout 333c tUrisi, P t oth of l~in r1 i.a Amer~l2icn. Slite b-r y Ore tl are '1i5d end pave ch'cr, to the Ciallingwvoid, end nicarlF rats hie, n itS)shst on' ...

... SlIP NEWS. Punrs ourT, FeIe. -4.-ThLe thick fog, which for some days past baa prevented the sailing of the oitwar3 bound convoy, this morning have cleared away; the Bulwark, 74, Sarl), 54, and buffalo store-ship, sailed with the Bermuta and ll~afifa convoy, with numerous detachments to reinforce Lord W0. linglton, protedted bythe Ethalion. -38, and Murus, aS. Sailei also the Constant gun-brig ...

... .,SHIP Jv'CffW& l1e.ntskoihtl5, s4ov ad-Arrlved,tlle slnjip Eiizalicth, frolm V6uzrblaal. AVent onUt of quarantine his j tyf ship :l tn- burrh, and the Adlmiral (Ganbier trans1Iort. . Lurihg the galc last niiglst. te ltoberr, Dividpon, drove from het tanchors in St.-Iielen-toid5, tmd Ieroek so a se hOrse Sands. but is got ofr'. ie Botwsard Rolbutgh, houn I.e o Cadiz, from Hull. ali duY sin ...

... . SHlIP NI!VTf'S'S PLYiMotir1, 1RcHi 24-('Care in the 1'atmurite, Wood frunm Waterfords, or ijilhoa, capturel tby an American priva- teer ,'iveul up to the urasttr saitd afterwards t'ettired by th! I.i-lttnintz sloo;ot war. Sailed the Fparosv and Scylln, on a crlize. poit-I'ors.uTi, l.incit 2.5-Arrived tble PIodirgus troon Alit, froill tilc 13 s Sprgiftr ( cutter, with tn0o hips frnmit l' ...

... INTIP IV-PlrA ltTh~Ot!eit, (ic^. jc, rrived the Aixis, xi gunsOI (tajitl l'1tls, frnm the ttivcr, antl the P'ickle, Itdtizio, and Cr.rld li slool)s of war, from thre lown.t, to join theiceonmland n AZd1mirot Sir R. tickerton. the D iwins ustablisiunment being 'rs en sin. Dlte Siatira, ,~6puhs, Caprftin S. Swvain. m il sail at daylight M -msorro\s fir 'America, haihg Gener;XIS Pakentqa and ...

... SHIP NE, IFS. We had yesterday an account of sirc ail mn-e of the rsewvrA !sland hee' havieg a)rived at the outports; l tit the convoy ha I noc tet been heard of, though they must he very near, ni ti(e St. Vincenti and the Severn, two of the fleet arrived at Bristol, parted company on the 4thl instant. 'T'he convoy, it is known, experienced tremendous weather. 'T'he Charles, frcm Gutda- loupe, ...

... sHI -iVEIvS. The lteacod. Aitnrkicn Aoop of war, of tInent - entri -n nfiadtr tWO Iing t8 V1;ns, tindd.XltI meo, 5ailed trOItiiert'- tura on 9ct e :d Feptenibir, to run d*own dw-coast *f .Africia Ihe Charlotte, !.diarrs, frot Rio Jraneiro to Creaiioch, and Mrlary AII: Llaoud, from St. lohii's, N. S. to Ba;rhatoe.s, are Calkeln an l h L::rt I)i the Prince of- Ncncfc:htel privateer. 1Itr E ...

... Se Lg D 'V1tON GAZEPTTE, re. 22, it4. BANKl:.UPTS. _1 fichardson eit \V:.rw ick -plat, Holhorn, dealer, eb. 'a6, T1.,tth 12, at d A-ril . 4t twelve, at (3uildhall. Attornies, 51lekss.' s\ atsolin Paitnitre, ''enple. 1'. )rieutt it oYiclthrnM-rark! t, Suffolk, miller', Feb. I8, at Fix. xq, andt Aprii 5, at eloven at the King's Arms Inn, Wordhri:'ge. Aztnrly. Mir. (: Palmer, Doughty-street. I M ...

... INDIA SIHIPPIVG. A FEWV MORE, PLAIN QUrSTION-S.I It has been asked, but with little fieling or pmtrio- t~~m, vilo are there to support the, Shipwrighits of Eng~land ? The answer ls'obvioasm~All thosae who value the art-ERAi Ijterests of the Enipire, find are 4 not adquited by partiall, narrow, or peirsonal considera- tiong ;-who are indifF~crent to the Asiatic interests which has too longr ...

... i ' ; .- . : !' S~fP NWEbS. . otiaY burT, UeaT. r .4.ArrIv~4 the Tyrlan, i4, Captlan Baldwi',; from Lishonj last from 0lerburgli; alled friznl tlae 'fbair' pott tyth ilt. with fire trine prtr dnll- r r vohiie Z~oFseoc'lri bderr on hoaird, ahhn It'd be~ n t lefn «ndi~teatpP*S~l pttbihtoSduly by entitiaty wi'dS,? antd uitltathey trrived At Cleshrurth ,sviere the VIAr1,e PrJetr miost elititnously ...