... SATURDA PS LONDON GAZE'T'T. BkNkIl(UPTCIES SUPERSEDED- R. and R. Edciondison,'Liverpool, upholsterers. A. Samuel, Liverpool, -silversmith. T. Thompson and W, Swilt, Little Bolton, Lancashilre, iron' founder-, BAtNKRUPTS. J. Newnum, Portsladle, Sussex, common-brewer. Attorbies, Messrs. Palmer arid France, Bedford-roW, R. Phelan, Batih grocer. Attorney, Mr. Burfoot, King's Bench- F i alks, Ten) ...

... DEAL, Nov. 7.-Came down from the River the Aurora, for Grenada; Killingback and Langley, for Antigua; Louisa, reston, James, Duke ot Bedford and Ann, for Jamica; 1rund, for St. Vincent's; Esperance, for -lavre; Wnm. Lush- ington, for St. lict's; Auspicious, for Calcutta; Oscar and Ann, for Charlestown, and sailed with the whole of the out- ;vard-bound, Arrived the Samuel and Janei Harland, ...

... ESHIP N~WgS 'he Leonidas, 3S gun frigate, is undergoing a complete re- pair in dock at Sheerness. ?? The Madagascar frigate, late under the command of Captain Sir James Gordon, hass been paid off at,.Sheesiness, aned is to have a conaplete repair in dockr at that.port..po dia i T1 e Northumberland, 74, late tie 'flag' ?? i George Cockburn at~c. Helena, hasi been pai'd off at Sheerness,. and ...

... ,s;j-jp NEWrS. PLYsOUT II, 0eT. 3o.-Arrived ?? French edaooiner, from 1toscoff, with Soo casks of spirits and. a quantity of salt on board: captured last night off the Edystoite by bis Majesty's C ship Lee. PORTSMOUlTHe OcT. 3r.-Sailed'the Philadelphia, Russian d transport, for Wociwich ; Friends, Dowsing, for Yarmouth; aandl Isabella, Grqgson, for Cadiz. !1 H~wcs c.3.Anved the Prince of ...

... s p V . i. SHl 'EW iNE- .. DoN _1dN-Five French mallt or Govel4iiieft diptheared namllrvi u from Caias; an4 this morning a sitltpnsssge vesie from thence, with; a Mese ern see ' aoe lBoulogne., 1The~ RuaarneNc~5 ?? ?? evening,ibut'itdenot apertha h ~~b ' out of that harbour, five packets which cte ou of Calait morning, have run ito the Downs for shelter, the sea here e- ing trenieridous, with ...

... LBlPSIC JMIR. {Fsorn a Germana Paper.) A distinguished merchant writes from Leipsic in support of the general freedom of. trade. The pros. peas at our fair were very good, but alas! they have not been fulfilled. So long as we shall'not have a cer. tain solidity in trade, that is, in the establishment of manufa~tire5, things will not go better. Manufac- tories have started up every where; more ...

... TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZE1TZE BAN KRU IPTS. T. Flower andJ. NMaiinwaringChancery-laniejewvellera. Attor- nies, Mehsrs. .Jeinnings and Collier, Carey-street. a. Bentham, Straw Paddock, Yorktihire, dealer. Attorney, Mr. Hleeds, Stat!!e-Inn. J. ilv(or atdl J, Richards, Whitchurch, Shropshire, bankers. Attornies, Mesac4. Exley and Co. Furnival's-lnn. J. Cuitbert and Mt!. Clarke, jDun. Colchester ...

... From the L6AWI qI N From the L(pA'6f1 GZI!,77W', Ntov 23. This Gazette notifies that three weceh of the present Court o mourning, to commence on the 23tla Iinetart, wvill be for theh late Duke of Mecklenburg Strelitz, ali well as for tbe late King of WVurtvrnberg. It further notififes that the I'rinceRegent.ha;s C approed oflyleT. Auldjo as American Consul at Coiwes, I aIn(' perrmitted Sir.3 ...

... Extradl of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Anti.ua; dated aest September:- On'the vight of tise 15th we experi- enced a very heavy gale of wind, which continued without in- termission for 24 hours, but fortunately' did no damage to the shipping, in consequence of its blowing from the Eastward. OCl the i9th, the Antelope, Admiral Harvey, arrived in Eng- lish H-arbour, having been blown ...

... - 'Sf1P NEWS. T- 'Vie Helena, Bathgate, master, fiom -5lontserat, got on sbore d on the 21st inst. oni the Maltlis, off Walmer Castle, but was got off, and proceeded on her voyage. g PoRTSaiou- Tu, Nov. ?? the Doncaster, Robinson. Sailed the 'Auspicinus and Sherburne, for Calcutta; General Stewart, for Bombay ; Wm. Iushington. for-St. Kitt's; Mary, Prince George, London, St. Anne's, Carshalton ...

... SH1P NEWS. GALE ON MONDAY NIGHT. Dovea,. Nov. lx..-rhe tempestuous weather has prevented any vessels sailing this day for Calals, and we have not had any i ?? from thence these three days past. Great fear is enter- C tained for L'Irls, French packet, that put to sea on Saturday afternoon last, the King George packet following her example, the former having the mail, the latter dispatches from ...

... Fran the LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. I . BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. c J. Fox, of Birmingham, vllualler. . BANKRUPTS. C NV. Holmes, late of North Shields, Northumberland, master-E mariner, Nov. id, Dec. S, and %4, at eleven, at the George le Tavern, North Shields. Attornies, Messrs. Mitchell and Fran- b 0 cis, Fowke's.buillings, Tower-street. . E. Elliott the younger, of Masbrougl, Yorkshire, iron-found- ...