... SfjlP NEWS. ,O1RDAY, Nov. 96.-Arrived last night, after peat, the ichoa Ann, Captain Johee Rosier, in 14 days from Cadiz, laden widh wine,, tallow, alhonds, &c. bound to Lon'don ; also arrive. from a cruise, the Scourge revenue cutter. Sailed the Three BIrothers, Joln Dugdall naster, for Exeter from Viana, wit!: onions and lemons. The brig Enalable Johtanna, Cardwell, fro-, Antwerp to Rio ...

... BAT i DTE AIN''s ACCOUNT OF TH , CONTAGIOUS FEVER OF TIES COUNTRY. Thi~s is a workwahich is, on every accounot, calculated to Cxcite attenstiofl. The ttopicis indeed, at ?? extremely important, but is sot this moment rendered peculiarly interesting. by the alarmaing epidemic Whsicl sti exists in tise metropolis, and many ofo , are ?? towns; and no person cah lie better qu-alified than Dr. ...

... SNlIP -NE [V T'he. testauraidor, .lltntos, hotutl to Ctthlinda, anti San ryan- icisc do .Asia, hound to thle Canaries, avliich sailed fromn Lhaisio sthe 7th uilt, were eaptutred two d!;ivs after by an Instirlgentt pri- vateer, of 16 guns, -which had previously talten tr~s Rainha dos Mellres, from liahlia to ~isbon. Thie San Francisca do Asis wias given sip- to tie crews, anid ordered to ...

... . To Tsit 5DITOR or TUa MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, c119 cause of the present depression in the French Fupds is to be round i4 one or two circumstances, which only require to be sifted into, to shew that there is not theslightest foundation for them. It is not generally SIown in England that the Stock.ExBhange at Paris has, during the last twelve months, exhibited- a 6imila- rity to that in ...

... SHIP NE)TS. btiz, Nov. 2.z-Arrived and sailed for the River, the Matil- amittoa, from Bepngal and Malta. Pouxuvstr, ?? his Majesty's ship Childers, ?? ?? out of harbour his 3Majesty's siip Bann, nd ?? up' at Spitbead.-Passed by the Scarthingwell, thaplhra, from Genoa for Loindou; also the rmerican vessel, !datia Tufion, Xinusaird, from Virginic. On the 2Qhulk. ialat.- -17. 20. N. loug. 29. W. ...

... The impression which has been made on the public n mind, by the admirable exposure in Mr. Brougham'sit pamphlet of the shuffling of the Sidinouth set to frus- pl tra-e the inquiry into-the-state of charitable fuqds, has shaken the tranquillity of these pillars, as they would I represent themselves, of the Church and State. They lI have accordingly resorted to misrepresentation on a large d, ...

... 1?ANKRU1?'I'CY S UPEUSEDIiA). XV. 3.-met, lute of Ciemcnt's-latle, Lombard-street, merchant. BANK RU P1'S. 12. Stos?d, ?? Jli'cckfiicas-rnad, wooden draper, Nov. 28, l)oc I, and t, cit ore, at Gulidhall. Attutney, Tic. Fat ren, Threadnee4le-streot. II.. Pullucic, sen. and J. Bullock, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, woolsce?'lers, Nov. 24, Dec. 5, and 2, at ten, ur GuilditAll. At jIb. (4. 3. Parry, ...

... r'?7o t,?c L)NDJQN (AZETTA' Aof A . 'ov. 10. BAN'KRUPTCY ITTPRHNJJD T. Monre, of Dudley, Worcestcrshirc, hop-me; chant. BANKRUPT S. It. Bishop, of Vititchurch, 11ampshire, linen-draper, Nov. 14, 24, and Dec. 22, a- ten, at Guildhall. Acttori4icq, Messrs. B'hsop and Barker, Token-house-yard. J. Noble and WV. Ring, of Bath, victuallers, Nov. 14, and Dec. 1, 22, at t'welve, a- the Freemas .it ...

... BRJ TIS ?? INANCES. I~e meileur dt, tous k-s PIIa.s de finance est-cde depenser pren, St lc mauls-ar de rous les iipulio t6'*;to plus petit. SAQY. Wthat w'ith consolidated funds, sinkingr finads, -con- sols, reduced annuities, and so forth, it is not at all SLII'piSi ?? that thre majority of the yeopzle of Great Bri- rainl should, notwithstanding, thle pnblicity of thena tional ace(:ilfltS, ...

... v N b i I N SHIYP.. N-rE TV& -1Wti, Nov. ?? and sailed for t .ell, from Tohago; came down from the River-iieit[ailed; 'the Ann,- Hamiltorn, for .jam-afea; Alhirm Wrilemoad, for Genoati Zebiain in thD aowns, several tratnsports, mand -ttue St. Pntrick: Pearier, for-Bat-irvia. ?? -4NPtSMsOVIc.l -Nov. .-.rrlved tlie ioi my;ohb±. from t~onllon far l)emerarhi; irIlernia-r.,esiro':; ?? Nowr South ...

... SHIP -N'E;Vs. ?? Nov. It.-Remain in the Dons h' 1ay' ?? ships Severn, and Mlorida sloop of war; also the Alburv, hrihiant, Sir George Osborne, .snd Lady Hamilton, transports, still %vaiuon to take troops to freland!. DcrvioR, Nov. 11.-Arrived last night the Friend., Queit, lt- tegrity, Endeavour, and several other transports, frotm ?? vith troopi and horses. In cumiig into the harbour,the ...

... .s IrP 'NES. DuL'7LAz A NOV -. ;,AbivLd~ sailed for tile River'tlWgohlumbo, lavis-fl 'romlbiobay; - ditha, AlltSI,79 daays fron Buenos Ayres; Wartop, Purdy, from I'eterabtitgh to Port, tmnmutl; ,pvinia, Frinrpton;- from -eW YOJlsadI5d'jtil b ?? .eight w, eks from Africa C h-apmin-an, Drake,- ?? via, satil- ed I5th of Allyr Argo, Ireland, from 9ew Otleans,i for Ant werp; Mary a;nd Eliza, ...