... ,c Filp yF WS. tit tt A I vr d ar!vwd off O' f I-le of Wig!1t, front [I- eavia, aadrlces are r-c f:m t~e7f e to the CO'ls July, pre- Viouss tr which period the vnder-nientl! ned ships arrived there, ,0 ' I - Amity,.Ca-,'t-n Grav, foon Ls.iid'n;. Britannia, - f n Bristol; ClarA, Captain Stent, from AnI wwe; On dernne r.arngn ((aptain Telst, from Anmsterdam; rriendship, Captain M leek, from ...

... ABOLITION OF TrF SLAFT TRADE. Anaing the papers 1,id hefore PTarliament in tlsC course of last Session, will be found the particulars of -proceedings under an Act recently passed by the Leigislat ure of J amaica, evrncing the promptitude with which all classeF of its inhabitants have concurred to proaecutc. any case of illicit importation whicl may conme within the reach of their own colonian ...

... Dec. 7. J. Yate, of Worcester, leather-seller-Dec. 4. A. G. Milne, of Mitre.cnurt, Fenchurch-street, merchant-Dec. 14. J. Moody, late of York Mews, Paddington-street, Marylebone, livery stable-keeper-Dec. 4. E. Hudson, late of Gibraltar, merchant-Dec. 14. J. Welford, of Broad-street, Ratcliff, slop- seller-Dec. 4. R. Harris, sen. R. Harris, jun. J. Wilkinson, and W. Harris, of Watling-street, ...

... Yromi rke ?. O 0-AZE ofo. 6. . This Gazette notifies theifollowixg appointments by the Pri nce R-Sent -_Te har 'of Egremont to he Lord Liettenant 6f sussex; Lord Lsiettenant of the West R iding of -Yorkshire - Johni Cartwri s,, F sq. Consul General in T urkey; and LeYs Yanes,a l sq. Cuosul General In the Xos Sian Ports in the Black Sea. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. W . D evev and P . Devey, of the ...

... STrIP Ntzf!S. WeVc have been favoured with the following Notices from Davis's Straits:- . Captain Hawkins, of the Everthorpe, reached 77. 25: N. and saw the land to the East and West, wvhich lie supposed to be Islands; open sea to the Nortward. no ice, except bergs which wvere aground ; a swell from the Westward,-current set from the North-west to South and East, ni triibes per. hour; fine ...

... n the LONDON GAZETTE ~f Oc. SO. .Tkbs Ga 6zette notifies the appointment of irG Cboegene Licut-enant-.Goverinor of Portsmourlth;- and the Prince Rg~' approbation of the 63d Pseisntbigpermitted to het0 their colours and appointmertts tte Avords ., M'artiniquen - It Pecoc, o L s'lr's. crn-actor, Vov. !2, 13, and Dec. i~i, at'elevenij At Gurildliiill. Solicitor., l1letsrs. Grtgsotand, o nsgel ...

... S LH IP NAT WS. The errival of the licensed ship Cerberus, Capt. Fothering- ham, from Bombay, is now anxialouslylooked for, as she sailed on th~s1ith of June,, in comnpany vith the John Taylor, Capt. A:kinon , which arrived at Liverpool on the 14th nlt,,- and the Waterl,,; Capt. ILovell. which arrived in the River on the 21st. His Nlajestv's ship Creole, (lap-. Bowles, arrived at Buenos ihres ...

... SHIP. N *T Thtiriselti, front the - 04etksf -Gfbd iep whencesef5ed ep rth' 29tj -Attst.; by-l-ee te' leseil thai 'is Mafesty'ship Thtutiluls,- -Cpctin ClMprhns arrived at SUmon's -ay, en- the >Ilth Auqgus, from Sti *relenbi -and hb2 ajesty' ship Heleiae Ceaptafi' Atkinson, at Table Bay on tbea;15th4 also from St.- Helenia -for which place Isis Majesty's ship Abundance, Captain Campbefl, sailed ...

... The following ships (if war are now at Portsmouths:-Queest rt Charlotte, Captain Briggs; Ramillies, Capt. Holl~is; Albion,. IL Capt, Iiaggett; Leander, Capt. Richardsile; Phaeton, paid off 't all standing, to be re-commissicned; Tlartar, Captain Sir C. sI- Collier; Liffey, Capt. Duncan; Owen Glendower, lion. Capt. -h Snpncere; Raleigh, Capt. Baurngardt; Cameleon, Capt. lAlingasy; ~h iRedp, ...

... SIJTP NEWS; DEAL, NOV. 14.-Wind N.W.-Sailed the whole of the home- ward-bound for the River. Came down from the River and sailed, the Planet, Blarclay;, Hector, Howlett; -and-.Nesbitt, Vaux, fdr Jamaica; Traveller, Hutchinsson, for Bombay - Arun- del, M' Intosh; and Nautilus, Adlard, for Grenada; Albion, Burrell, forGenoa; Highlander, Miller, for Teneriffe; Pock- lington, Young, for St. ...

... The intelligence we lately inserted respecting proceedings in Jamaica, very creditable to that kslan 1, in prosecution of an attempted offence against the Abolition Laws, was imperfect, front the want of the following documents, which have since reached our hands * MOND.AS, JULr 26, 1819. * 1JDG RS. His Honour Henry Conran, Esq. N.ieut.-Govern-r, President. The Hon. Win. Ituden Retinalls, ...

... F:1-ro hAeL L O GAZETTE 2f Alov. 23. BANKRUPTCIES SUPFJRSRDED. R. Summers, of S. Swithin's- Iane, merchant. N. Oianm, latc uf the ''own of Peulizace, merchant. BANK R UPTS. W. Nedby, of Lramb's-Conduit-street, upholsterer, Nov. 27, Dec. 7, andJan.4,at il,at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Pritchard, Essex-street, Strand. W. Suffield, of Blirmingham, printer, Nov. S9, 30, and Jan. 4, at tl. at the ...