... IFrot ON GAZETTE, Sejpt. 13. BANKRUPTS. J. Rauyard, late of, Stickner, Lincolnshire, farmer, Oct. 23, 24' and 25, at eleve.., at the Red Lion Inn, Boston, Lincoln. :Attornies, Mlessrs. Lodington and Hall, Temple. W. Body, of Newhaven, Sussex, grocer, Sept. 29, 30, and Oct. 25, at eleven, at the Star' Inn, Lewes. Altorney, ..lr. Gwynne, Leweso Sussex. 3. Nash, of Wotton--sder.edge, ...

... LOSS OF THE INDIAN. PivasouTn, DEC. ?? accounts brought by the Alalvina, Broolts, from Norway fir Tr icste, that put in here leaky, having been on shore on the coast of France, the ship lost on the coast, suppos ad to be the Indiana, proves to be the Indian, of London, for South America. She. is stated to have been so completely wrecked, that only the after-part rcmairied, and that many dead ...

... CITY BUSINkfSt A' Cout of Common Council was held on Saturda4T, when it was resolved to Petition: the Honourable House of COmmOOI to discontinue the baneful pracice ef State Lotteries; also td Petition for the Prevention of Mack Audaions. A Report from the Committee for General Purposes wa6 brought forward in relation to Eleaj1on of Sheriffs, recommend. ing an increase of the Fine, in the case ...

... rown the ,LONDON GAZETIE, April i. r BANKiIUP'l'ClhS ENLARGED. J. Lloyd, of 1lri ig, Hlertfortshire, surgeon, from April 5, to 5 April s. P. R. Lewi ainti j. F. M1-orris, of Saint 3.1rtin's-lane, ware- housemen, fronm April 8, to April a6. , V. Sykec, (trading tinder thfe firn of G. Pearson and Co. of Pnaccieslield, silk-olanufadlurer), of iilk-etreet, frona April 5, to April T5. BA . N r, RIU ...

... Fro mheLUXDONG.x~rL';, April i. BANKRUPTCY ENILARGED. . . Rirger, of Lcas-;rrEct. Commercial Road, baker, fromn April 15 eo April i9, at ten, at Gusill hall. BA N!(R iUPF'S, WV. M~Iaking. of Sotuthwell, Nottiogliamlshire, flmt-dresser, April z0,23, at the Kingston Arms Inn. Nenar'c upomn Irent, andl May i,4, at twelve, at the S;taren's Head lon, aoith- we'l. A ttornies, Messrs. Collet, ...

... ,PLYVOUrn SrEPT. 30.-Arrived hisI Majesty's ship Tigris fromA Weymouth, with their Royal Highnesses the Dnke and Du- chess of Gloucester and suite on board: they landed about ter . olcmock at .Nount 3Edgcumlbe, under a salute. Als7 arrived the P'ince of Wales, M'Willlam, from Trinidad ; .ohh, Campbell, from Prince Edward's Island, ir 19 days, William, Hall, from lemel, in 21 days * d else ...

... FZNA NCE 1817 The following are the Resolhinis moved b;FfS . Tierney, and ordered to be printed by'the Iious of -u Commons; as containing the true state of the Finances I for the year. From this melancholy ac'oouht of the a ti Revenpe arid Et~pediture, it- will be seen wlat ground tl there isfit ' the -cheering prospect annoubced by the \ Chancellor of the Exchequer! By this clear, short ...

... SL A VE TRADE. We have much pleasure in laying before our Readers thc Copy of a Law which has lately passed at the Cape of Good Hope, for the registration of the Slaves in that Colony:- Bv his lixcelleulcy the IRight Ilonoourablle General Lord Charles Henry Somerset, one rf his Majesty's most I lonourable Privy Council, Colonel of his Tllajesty's 1st W\ est India Rcgiment, Governor and ...

... COlUN \ EXCI AN ( R, MomyV, JuNE 9. hV ; sard ?? a ?? ?? isf Wheat fr illur n own oasts, siod thl sales made in the early part or the mnocting Were On bletter terms, say 2s. to .s. per quarter; bht towards the close of the day, the nilte reverted to Ltcst week's prices-iarley continuies to adlvance, fillt 45. per qliarter dearer; and lise Mlalt meets a readly sale at a similar ?? are IIhot Cs. ...

... sNIP NEWS. ric thie instant4,) Ostl.r.-fyie,. B?ater ae provssisio , ricm lth~ l l'e 2ttlnisgai~t A'si,ir cbrnjiy t°mpaywt'1-learriiet -t ' 1terlos, and Wvobdsiansi and ?? ?? th!djfi~ Good Hopeon, the.I7tis ?? all wepI. >,h~e ?? n-, ltended to pta into the X~or to ater. DEAL, OCT. I6.-PrSd through the Downs, the T9Is, froVA', Newcastle for Demerara: Sailed the Venerable, for Dneee ?? and ...

... sbiP' N~EWS. en. Extract of a Lgtter from nrnsessr1 n and Kothin, of ngiMarseeiles, da~tes. 31st. Oct. 181.7 s{ls'ressel zo Messrs. Inteie nri and Cornptbn, Lcndon- Te.?oern'l de sobets of the g5th lit-isn tont a paragraph, stating, thatt the crew of a he SIedish vessel hdbeA b .lgerines, and that he the CaptainT had been lashed down to the l 'hcse rumours ;ht cannonbut be the fabricatbn of ...

... DoyIa, Nov. 9.-This morning his Grace the Duke of Wel- lington embarked. about ninse o'clock on board his Majesty's packet tie Lord Duncan, which sailed immediately for Calais. Toruov, Nov. 8.-Passed by yesterday for London, the ship Anvil of Newcastle, from. Bombay; all well. Dca., Nov. 29.-Arrived and salied for the River last even- ing, the Richard Noble, from Demarara- and the Miss Platoff ...