... THE SINKING FU.AD. The controversy in Tlc Morning Chronicle at the close of the year 1816, respecting the Sinking Fund, was followed by several publications on the same sub- ject, all of them proving that the writers had not formed clear ideas of the matters they discussed. One of these publications, The substance of a Speech of Pascoe Grenfell, Esq. has been selected for the purpose of ...

... SIIp NE, s. PisV.%otrenT, F Ie. 21.-Last nig!itt the brig Rnileavour, Kraft, parted one of her cables, and cut the other, in Harnoaxe, and drifted across the Opanish brig Vincillta, and carried away her As foremast and bowsprit, and then She got on shore at the back of ig7 st. Niailna Island, where it is thought she will next tide go to t. pieces;' very little oflher ?? been got out. FIs ...

... Ficn -Satio4d4y's Gazette. Divrn-~ IV~lDSE 8:-- March 17. .T Sl.Votw, of 'BAib, Otcerdhlrte, corn-wealer- ,April 7. E. .D. Hayward, of PlygirothW-J)ock, ?? Z& S. Piitch-af, of Strtford .dn-b.von, Warivicltt apothecary- Martch 14. &; Cvyitdron, 'of Tonbidge; banker.-lavch 14.-WV. .arter,'late of BragburyHouse, ,3eriford, ?? 2&8 I. Strombom, of Austin-f'riars, ?? 14' G. r't. Thurkle, of New ...

... F roz the L OSD ON GAZE TTE Of Feb. 2 4. CROWN-OFFICE, FED. 24. 'tjEaIB]t' SRETUR5SNED TO SE1NY. IN PARLIAMENT. Borough of Colchester-James Beckford Wildnman, of Chil- ham Castle, in the parish of Chilham, in the county of Kent, Esquire, in the room of Hart Davis, 1Esiluire, who has acceptcd the Chiltern Hundreds. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. W. Kendrick, of Daventry, Northamptonshire, grocer. J. ...