... 8111 EV~ ?? Dec-Winl d tli ore on a cruise to the Rorthward; and tihe. rguls, Ta pilot cutt c to the.Westward. ji owy POnrsiekouTs,. Dec.30,.Arrled his Majesty's frp onwm from lymoth; nd kliaina -and Dikije, Schilpernors. ro Dordt. Camie inoataabourhis Ma'esty'sship'grtobeai off. Sailed the Isabella, Friend, for Demerara; and ocean transport, for IBristol.-Wind S. w ed ?? YARMOUT, Dec. 30 ...

... SATURDA Y'S LNDON G.A Z lfTIT. :BANI;RUi''rS. D. Pinnrtator, ChPu4nhirm, titeoiisiabite-keeper. Attorvey, Mr, ' anl~,. ?? tatre. T. Dawsoit, Nlancelnes,,, victualler,. Attornies, Messrs. Ilurd and John,,tiot, Temnple. T. Friend, E. Hi. Friend, anrd WV. 1. Frieltd, Sunderlaiid, traders. Aqprtiney, Mr. iivituzyr!asil. J. Glower Liverpool, boot and Hishe-mtiker. Attornies, Messrsa Cftrke,, ...

... SHIP NEWIS. The Conwav, 2G. guns. apr. Barnard, arrived on Thursday from Plyrouwh, and. on Friday she went int0 harbopr to be pafid off. The Tamar has been talikn into dock. * The Ocean and Northampton transports sailed from Ports- rooulh on Saturday morning for Liverpool, to take on board set- tlers for the Cape of Good Hope. The Leven frigate, Capt. Eartholomew, which has been em- ...

... - From the LONVON GAZETTE of Jain. 4.. -BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDEffh ?? Holroyd&, of Halifax, Yorkshire, factor. M. J. Davies, of M-aidstone,,dealer. BANKRUPTS G. Feise, of Lawrence-pountney)hill, mnerchant, Jan. IS, 29, andFeb. 15, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Messrs. Tom- linsbon and Co. Copthall-court, Throgmorton-street. -W. Robinson' and T. Robinsonr of Chelsea, linen-drapers, Jan ...

... I T% 4E UTQT Stai ?? - .- : Among the vhrious plans that may bave been smu 'Wnitted to you for alleviating the gkeiail diiesa prevail- ing in -the United Kingdom, I very -much question whether any will be found to answer the purpose.- Upon the origin of this distress all men- sens perfectly agreed; but upon the causes of its edntintiance and in- crease, opinions vary at least as much as on the ...

... TME REVENUUE. Tlhe ioriei-r qtates thie followving account of the RE- VieNtu l or the Quarter eotii3b 5bi Jli. 1820:- We hlave tls ,greatest ?? ini layiing before the Pohiic the , Acco itt of tile net Produce of tihe 1ev P t, io flie last Quarter, comatpared kvi]it lile corcespoondilig Quarter- ending the 5th January, 1819:- 9 ?? oe- iided .nn. 5. 1819. 18?0. Clstimoms - - - X-2,A a 6L;4 ,2j4J ...

... SHIP NEl WS Rlear-Admilal the Honourable Sir Henry Blackwood, 13art. and K.C.B. sailed for the East Indies on Thursday noon, in the Leander, 58, Captain C~harles Richardson, C. B., to relieve ?? Sir Richard King, who will return home in the Minden. The Liffey, 46, Captain Honourable Henry Duncan, came into Portstnouth Harbouron Wednesday, to be ?? Active, 46, Captain Sir James Alex. Gordo:I, K ...

... Fr[om the LONDON GAZETTE (,IJUne. 11, B4.ANKRJUPTS. KI. rester, of NIv¶rli:upo'2'Fynevgrover, Jan. IH, Feb.. I, and 22, at r-leven, at Uthe (G;esrge rit', , e*ciatle.uipon-Tyn'. Srniciatrq, AMr. Hartley, New' Bridge-street,; 'and Mlr. Forster, . Newvc's't~e-liloh1. 'I'yrne.' ' Ji1. Addiq, of l'owicls, Wmrcestershlre, plumber, Jans. 31, Feb. I, and 22, at 'eleven, at the Hap-ple Trin; Weter ...

... .IPARE of the PRODU CE of tle EXCIS: UTIES (exclusive of any Arrears received of the War Duty on Malt) in the Quarters ended 5th January, 1819 and 1is, shewing the Increase or Decrease on each Head thereof. Quarters end. 5th Jan. De- 1819. 1820. increase. crease. A uctions .66,050 s59,246 £ -e6,64 Beer 624,629 560,434 64,195 Bricks asid Tles. 180,261 196,451 16,170 Candles 69,204 71,800 2,596I ...

... 4From -,e LXWD ~N ETTE a BANNlftWICFCISUPER5uEDE. T. Panting, of CharfkiWtstret, St. Pncras, cabinet-maker. -- d -+ 1A!NKRUPTS. .C.t& Read, of'Brabant;eolurt, London, merebant, Jan. 2S, -Feb. ivand299,st-twelve, at- G..ildhaU.- SoliciHors, Wessrs. ?? and-Co. BasinbhalHstreEt. * 3. Hamrp, ovfdiijshead! Duffilu, ocr Jip 2,Feb. 9 a3nd 29'at.,eeven, ait thie Trk's $, aste upon Tje. Soilcitors, Mr. ...

... MIARD OF EfXIS1, JA1.'ii. K~:liNG V. GxREENb- c ?? This was an ihformadion ?? the defen&nhti, tobaF Cma, nufacturers, residing in hatiowiplacei Mile..nd roade , iav- ing a quantity of.segars and .tobacco ot(,their premises, i an unentered place. The Surteyiug-Oficet deposetId' that about. the njaldle of November last, he searched tbe defendants' preihiies, atd found the ace. medtlonesl In the ...

... : 'F DARTMOOR, 4C. ie following extracts from Mr. Fraser'O Survey of e .Ootnty of Devon, contain very extensive views of the meansuof improving not only the Forest of Dart- asooy, but other very extensive wastes in that county. We certainly must acknowledge that, if water can be ?? in abundance for lockage, -navigable canals awe generally preferable to rail-roads in many respects. SEcT. VI P. ...