... SHIP NEVWS. PLYMOuTir, DLtct. r,.-lDurillg the whole of lest nilht and t i this morning it blew a tremendous gale fromn the S. S. an.d mn S.. which occasioned the ititward ltound fleets in this har- bonir to rile very hard. About tiur thi morning the brig i'ro. in videntia, of London, Craig, master, with a valuable cargo for Cadiz, paiteti her cable ia the month of Catwater, anid went on shore ...

... SHIP NEWIfS. BVIXIIAM (Tosn v), Dze. j4.-AVC have this instant re-: 'a ceived the followirgintelligeucC from a passenter oil hoard the ti undereientionCe vebsel i-Lande! fioM the Russlan brig lta- 1 ria, after a passage of six days Colonel 1PY.NN of the l'ortu- s guese 'Irmy. The passengers by thi; vessel report, that it was in current circulstion at Oport, that* Fitroltt AND VII haed. il ...

... . , ,;7.r, . V11 , . ,7 r ; . 2; i. , ' !-- -Poet r>Ntoiefl .rL iDeei t6-tr itsc th1 e Cr.therine iewrn Anme- . Ita h st, j1e nlna-.ix' schni Covoitys :.tlfihis lls- . j3stAt-sSriips \wt f-tlo ; (.ct I 2rspsb I-ss-indisss,-aod 'sts>etagis tfr 1l-i'rntoiela. &c h '''xr ...

... - SHI-P NWVS. PL'SICUTrI, 17rc. zz.-Arrived the T~oire frigate, from Ha lifax, having broright over General Kemirt ; Recruit, also from alAifax in sixtetn dyvs' tassne, with dfipatches - the Brins- lery, Rogers, trm Rio laniero for Londu, ;andi the Spauslb ship Joacquin from -Londoll felf flavalinall. PoH xsD5ujul, Dec. x3.-Arrived his lMajesty's shin Per- seus from Newfoundland, last from ...

... &A1rUDPr'ATs LONDON ;GXaZETTR. j3AYE-RUPTQY 5UPERSFDEDt. S. Cbandley, Etchelts, Che'&str cut ton-mRsnufaclurer. BAN KRUPTS- T. Hobson. -Splisby, Lineolnohlire, shopkeeper. Atttooe Mr. Walker, Spilsby. W. -IV. Young, 1 eres loNht(age, Glarmorguilihlre, merebanot. Aitorney, Mr. Martin, Bristol. .. Hibbert, Wigan, Larcaslare, reed-maker. Atterties, MeWsss. Baron and Dttchfield, Wigan. S. Halsted, ...

... StHiP NEt'S. PItYsoUty, Mec. 17.-The Slvwdih galliat Rnphia, (apt. a Seigers, from Liverpool for flarnbanrgh, with sstgir and coffen., having carriel away her main-masr and bowsprit, wag forced- li into Whl5itsand iav , on T tiesday, whece she camne to anchor I about two tihiles to the west of the ?lance Iead, -and rode out a most tremendous gale from the S.W. until yestere.ay morn-. 1 ing, ...

... PI.TMOUTH, Dec. iR.-Arrived last evening the Wanderer sloop ofivwar, from the INMediterranean, A line of-b: ttle ship is just come to anchor in Caswsand Day Front the Westvas - she has an'Admiral's flag flying, and supposed. to be the II hero- phion, Admifral Keats, fronb Newfoundland .she salut-d thc I'nrt Adntiral, whicih was retuened. -Itstill blows aIheavy gale .from the S.W. bjut no ...