... SHiPPING LIST. _ ArnnuVsn-Feb. 18. Frce Mason, Stephen, Peterhead, goods ; abo Betsey, M'Intosh, Loehherrepool, ditto; Christian, Turner, Fra- to serslimrgh, ditto. 19. Ann Elizabeth, Miller, D iilee, flour m)±t and flax; London Packet, Cran, Leith, goodls. 20. Jealln, Wa- led son, Belfast, provisions. 21. Glasgow Packet, Hosack, Glas- CceC lof gow, gouds ; Eliza, Cravie, NezweastIe, ditto ; ...

... SITURDIt'S LONDON G4ZFTT9-. The folloa'in is the sr bstance of the Disp.atch from tn ,r 0? Prevost5 dated h ad-qaurtersb inebec ian. 6, 1814, des- cribing particuler of. ihe reeucti'ob of Fort Niagara, by Colonel Mar.ray and 550 men At flve o'clock &.id. the fort was attarked bytgnult, at the Point of ?? hayonet ; two picquets, pnsted at the distance of a mile, and of a wile and a half from ...

... 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 ...

... £zfr1 1-.. PJJIS Avn 4bo II * ?? roaTS. *oprinlahageit-l pipe, COntainisO 140 gaslso tiJrfnC, I chest, containing 323 lbs. indigo 2 t taining 36 cwt, gr-en copperas, 93 crates a o5;l al taining 45 cwt. svon eware, 20 dozen botle, cWt. white lead, 40 baskets,* containing i8. 3. t Corbett, Borthawick, and Co. per the Nordsttril r~i cargo taken in at Iceland. Rotterdamr-391 bars, containing 25 ...

... I. : . FALMOUTH!, ftPBROARY 21, 1814. l Saturday. Wind N. Arrived tbe Princes9 Charlotte packetk White, from Passages, 9 days, does not bring any itejssofi!portapcet the aripay would move forward -t4he mornenjst reads were passable, they were ir tihe hiiglftpiritsi.ndl oter; ,of British and Portugutese, ?? ari Sadt! to be aiout, 70,000. men, and, with thte' panliarwts;nu'rdamouttul tof all I10 ...

... SHIfP N1E fl.S. le FALMOUTH, FEB. 2T.-Arrived this morning the Duke of Kent paclaet, with (ispatclhes from the Marqsu s ,f WA~lingtor, it All the heavy ordnaince andl lattring train being ttut up, an att taeke is expedlbed to be made immediately agAInst l~aygone. [he imnemy have withdrawn aill twir too;p5 (eccepting those in 1g li ayonnc) from that'neighbourbood. 'lhe Allies are in good d, ...

... ,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 ...

... - IMPORTS. Janet and Peggy, from Newty, with 72 bales flax, 3 bales feathers, i box, containing I picteire, for A. Young.-6 casks glauner salts, for C. Cowan and Co-4nd 25 bales 3lax, for Stark, Craig, and.Co. EXPORTS. Amsterdam.-12 casks, containing 120. 0. 0. molasses, So crates, containing 90. 0. 0. carthen ware, 12 casks, containing 160. 2. 19. copperas, £00 barrels tar, 10 barrels pitch, ...

... SIP LNEWiS. 'C I9S5YMOt1 lit, I:Er. 24-Cane-in the French srlsnner priva-( teer la Ville sle Orient, of x6 guns and1l 97 nmen,'troll I.' ri-ntc; ssas on her first cruise, being qdite a isew ship prize to hik. Ma- jesty's ship Pyraamts. SAile ! thle )jejelauR firigate 01 a cruise. - ORiiAY, Fl's. 24.-Arrived his Iajesty's bri, Rope, u' ith a I smaUl French lugger, Ia ien %vithl salt, prize to ...

... WlA' ittPlici'su SUr;FRSEEiD. I'. Taylor, o;f Kingston unsnl-llhul, tiUbey-mer'alnt. P. Xoondigate, of l4urrs-om.i builaigg', anci E. Woodeate,jun. of Upper Ground-street, Chri~t'thbuh, timbei-nlerchant. BANI;RUPI'S. . k W. Cale, sen. and XV. Gahe, jun. of Bradford, Wiltshire, . clthi, erslMareh 17, 12, aIt el:v.el at the Swan Inn, Bradford, and April 9, at elxven, at the (castle and lhall Inn ...

... BANKRUPTS from Tuesday's Gazette. Daniel Richardson, of Warwick-place, Holborn, Lon- don, dealer. Henry John Courbed Ruel, Bridge-field, Wandsworth, crucible-manufacturer Edward Gardner William Tuck, of Edmonton, dealer. John Howes, of Rochford, glazier, Thomas Springett, of Wickham-market, miller John Mortleman, of Lowestoft; haberdasher. Samuel Rhodes, of Clifford, corn-merchant, Henry ...

... ZYHI-P NEWfS. rca TeMetaTe, £V11 .?an.-Saiicdl the-)anneniarl:, 74,withlthe castle IiuntleyI Marquis oF Hentley, Asteil, Surat Castle t latton, Asia, Egurope, Vinchnlilee, Royal Charloitte, and the i (ape packet. for the Cape, Mlauritius, \Iadras, BenpllU nnid i -lCina, tinder corvy atlsv the Peracas, 2o, Captain A'Court, will, th lie Lisbou convey ; Albicore, i, and Mtumos, 18, to ac- costp ...