... SHlV-t 'NVE. XlS. PontrsMoOwr)l, JAN. 3-Arrived his Blajestv's ships Di- prtctl fromt a cruize and ?? iront Cork Sailed the APhi- on, Fisher, for lierig 1; Ma ilan4, Kinsay, for London; George Linraac, for Miarseilles; Adarn, Coleman, for South Seas ; Kill- dnranr, for the WVept Indies ; Prevoyant for rhe Westwar, Ridley, Riddle, for- Buenos Ayres; Lady Harwood, *ourng, for Grenada; and ...

... Sfl1' NEIYS. 'S1T5EMOUTII, JAN,. 5-.Arrived the Mlars, from Bermuda, I IHary Anti frons Bre n er; Easqex, Limerick Trader, ('arthsam Swallowv, Nitron, Shannon, Earl St. V;incent, Royalty, Cot- ti stantitle, 8a1isbtury, James, Lord 1lutigertord, Merlin, and Al- d fred, from tse UOwnisi Fortutia, from Uig2i; and Mlalta, froun I Hanhourghl. RIAMSUATC, JAN. S.-2The %ve.rttlerthavin; moderated, a h ...

... In order to complete oui* series of remarks on the Commercial Treaty lately sevociated with the United States, we have thought proper to publish an article fouad in the original American edition 6f Clark and Lewis's Travels in the Interior of North America, bist tsupprersed, for reasons unexplained to tile British pub- lic, in the English edition of the same work k This do. cuument, coosiderd ...

... V .: I l - - 1,A1 ?? S ?? A NI PUTTHUit F A.TTl OP UPPERl' Ii I S171 N1A. IN I lA O TO TilE AO~t tiF Ir.-i TH I NDIA~N V\'Ot I NMA'MIC01 NG T'H 0' lur *IVlH IT! THE tSAMlI I'-BY C_.lI.'AI!N L.EWVI. t Tihe Slpiniards, hloljd n r fill elctI t noci of the Mki asm, Cocd riteczidat e as' they 0iow'lit proper the ime(rcoutrse wvith tlte ?? irnughlf thlt cha a oc ; britt front wha~t'i hlas bceen ...

... SHIP' NH'WS. DEAL, JAN. 10Came down from the h'iver the F-lussarIn, IV* G.all for St. HIelela. and remailts in thle Ilzowts with the out- n wardI bound as beforle. I DoveR, JAN. ?? early this morning fronm Calati Es x4 passage vestels anid three transports, with about sooo trplis ofthe 16th, 44th, 59tth, and 69th reginients o froot, and' some a hiorse3 of tile tot, l1usiars. T1he-y were all ...

... FUR T7AD,9Dv. (pqT'Ij' ATTNi) A Ni'I' It: FI'iTh (iF IN' .St NA, TN NtL''m 111lECliN ' INDI h'.ANI~l ?? EIN i ANDIiI I IF -'TlF. AW * AN'D I N !'IT8.OUS (C~onchi dult Frvnl y5- nrdayh'- ic ?? X\e ?? Pc)-i't dl( i' ?? nsicihai Oi F C11VAd, In d~iscijiissnatei' wivit (I ow' o , to) enter thle Milon'0!6 nll,, 11 tl-do ?? thle nation ill til'it qjuartl iio i' l 'iG(1Ml ntw '~Of tin''. Tllishd Si ...

... SHIP NEW/S. DrAt, T.N. Tr.-Arrived an I remain, the John, Sadler, a fronm ()porto; sMary, Simipson, from Li verpoal. C xrme donti w from tife !River; the P-ter lEllii, Bond, for New York, and re. tv main in the Downs with the otwaerd-boutid as nefore, detained aR by ?? wind. w I'L Yvm UTI1, ,JAN. ?? the Sally, Sear?, macter, pr frnm Shi ids to Blarcelnirna; Laril Wellingteon, Mitchell, from bc ...

... SATURDAY'S LONI)ON GAZETTE. BANKlJUPT( Q SUPERSEDED. F. loughtton, Boston, frolliterer. BANKRUPTS. J. Dixon, Oldham, Lancaster, shiopkeeper. Attorney, Mr. Ellis, chancerv=!ayle. D3 Cross, Bodhain, Norfolk, farern.e Attorney, Mr. Saggers, Crosby sqneree F. Rowdler, Newport, Salop, inpkeeper. Attornie%, Messrs. Rosser and Son, BartleWts-buildhinc. J. Gaskeli, Wigrpt, Lancaste ?? fionr-d.cler. ...

... The LONIJOA` i~4715'7I'f, Jan. 13, 1815. .J. nl:,ci, of OfI a - i l~ik-p-' Ti. 7 ,I -, ?? 2 t l-LVeTti. at it c St.- r I i, iatlvtr. AT I ti0 fir VI0a 'h I ii - I II ii. IX r -- L'i'i~i ('ridir MiresalJii t-i A~me ri . Vi' 'i'e Mt I't' w r l in' n 3' pt'arl JJiil i n~, i. mIi; iak~ll X ii I tt -ile fl..iir-dlaler, RI-el 1 ril. ?? Il Tit, itt rhe JIMo Liviie3rpool.i Aton ?? i it it P ?? I - ...

... ShIly AE L' TTS. 1)1I0'I'.I2, 'LCC.1. 04..The pach~t ohicll ?? F;-V. I' 011I1 ri11 l~lC Clie1,4~ t li10.ICIC.. the 3lCMqCriI1'~ ?? hn III 20 ICjestv'' Ambassador from Ihi' Cout cf e to L oi I(1..Arrivco3 la,-, night CCCId early ilik! mwr1CCIfl' ?? CI dO1'C0 v I-~r friin Calais, bringinig mle jli'h, l0111, 6211 :'3 6.1nh 'ii I.,0 n,;finif:I''Cry, consiol~ing of 222 1v art of C D' i1t I-1 IIIw ...

... The LONDI)ONT *,G1.'1-'fE l,7. ai, IST5. *1C'r~fr, lete olf Iro cw !ov' ci itI-road, iuil d Er. J.Plc. fM v II I' vI,.IeI IiN. ' Cr 1`1 i r'l'FieL a I ni 'IS. ?? II' III I . 11CC ?? I l Pie' PaoehI lie ll. N rit t ?? l~ini. Al Linle. TlllL~ors. &enrrCilI Itf lerlf Ausltin- II. S v. ?? w~rr (2 iowe- C ~tI ?? odicr, .1 ofi. a . it aar ? I ~,l Fh '27 ;It tl. ?? ILa1Hlolln, Cirencesier. ...

... fHlr'1 NIJ?S. DOVER, JAN. ?? of 40 s3il, consistirig of trans- ports, hired vessels, and passage veesels, have arrived here (bis day and last evening, ?? I rom Calais about 4,000 trrsrs and 400 h1orses, consisting of thoe st and ,d Qnar1s, tbe remlain- drr of the Loth, Scotch Greys, yith, 59ih, 6asi, 64th, Bul ROyal Horse Artillery. A transport alsn arrived from Ostend with several small ...