... - TUESnAY''s LONDON GAZEITT&E , ?? .-B . ANK14Rf(;r,,~ENLARGED. T er Yee rkydirN cI41-andker, from Jon. t| J. IAromley, C4iens-.street, Newreoad, Md rykbone, fiam J' t M.tukarcte IS. UP.ryibEtED. .1 Trnaentrnm,reai ?ttIlfrerdsteet, Ftrrti earpen.r.tf F .lt,'d~snnAngel lsnes StratVsrd,lilsw~a:r. t I Ulrker, Hop-gou'nd Breewery, 6tritfqrd, brewer. 't mfRUp,'' W Dulield, D4ar tAion, Stifi ire, ...

... SHIP E'ETWS DrubJAN~. six Wina S.W1by S aiied -esterda ,theEtaipse, ?? for the Azdres. -Arrived the Cyrus, Eadger, froml ~-Shields' for Jamaica, ard .Meanvelm l, Mo~rgan, frot Jantaica. Qss~se diown from the river, the Governor 'Harcpurt, Wilson,~ ta elerfara. The wind got to tie westward last night? and aof the isut ard-bound sailed, but: are supposed to have . ,b1t± vaup again. Came down ...

... D1o~iDAY, S~eTE3sfEzn 18, 1820,.: LOSS OF THE. SHIP TANJORE. Late yesterday evening, his DMajesty's schooner Cochin, Capei Twynam, arrived from Trincomalee on the-3,4th instant. & lbrings the distressing account of the total losi of the Frs2: Trader Tanjore, Captain Dacre' by fire off Batticaloa, on tin6 evening of the 6th instant. Abe following particulars of thi n melancholy accident have ...

... SHiP NEWS. *Po Ts iht JAN. 22.-Passed'ty for London, the Pilchard, c fronm Africa, and the Prince Royal, Arklowi fromn Jamaica; a the latter with Ibss of sails and bulwarks. Sailed his Majesty's 1; ship Forte on a cruise. H4rtwicsr, JANi. '22.-The VWilliam and Charlotte, Swain,' from Tpsv:.ch, was towed In here by a salvage smack; having been on shore upon the Stone Beach, where she knocked a ...

... ADDRESSIS. LoNov MIuRCIIAN-Tq, B1ANTIrRS, AND TRADERS.-In ,Conseqtlence of a ?? declaration got up sougly, and ~asiduously circalated for the signatures of Bankers, M'Aercbants, and others, it was very property deternmoed lo aseertain the real sent41i;nts of the Bantkers, Merchants, and Traders of tha City, aitthe present political crisis ; for 1bat purpose the Lord Mnyor granted the uase ...

... The following remarks are extracted from Observations on the Report of the Select Committee of the House of Lords upon the Timber Trade:- Their Lordships suggest that the duty upon deals should be charged by a graduated scale, agcording to the cubical contents.: The grounds of this suggestion are stated to be, that 1 the same duty having been imposed in Great Britain on deals front 8 to s0 ...

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... SAITIP NEWS.- The Wye, Captaina Fisher, U. replenisbing, and making good defects'; she will be ready for sea in tan davs. * Captain, George French has re.commnijsioneA the Sophie, and is fitting herout for foreign service. The Surinam, Captain Godfrey, has been fitted out for fo- reign service, and is ready for sea. Captain Jereoise has commissioned the Dispatch sloop, and is fitting her out ...

... HAMB URGH MAIL. CIgeSrTANIA, Fee. 2.-The following Is the remarkable Speech with whichi his Majesty the King of Sweden and Norway opened she Norwegian Diet: N at RsP.R s1utrAriVrcS Or Tie: NATION I t4 Six years have elapsed since your King accepted the Com- pact that united you to a nation descended from the same in. cestors as yourselves-which secured you liberty, and placed you in the rank ...

... TZMRWEp .RAZ .1 . I . . TO TlE EDITOp. SIR-It appearing that those 'Members of the JLdglolture who are so earnest forea reduction of the duties on foreign timber (from which the ship.owniers anticipate such disastrouis cone- quences) are 'nspressed with the idea that the price of timber il this country wonuld be wheieY rleduced, the following.extract from the ObseA,ations fa )t'ritish 31&chlat ...

... March 28. G. Wood, of Gloucester, marblc mason-slarch 29. J. Coope of Chesterfield, Derbyshire, tallow chandler- March 31. J. S. Rains, of Wapping-Avall, ?? l0. J. Bentley and J. Beck, of Coruhill, watch and clock makers- jilarch 17. T. Hughes, of Oxford-streeti ?? 20. B. Cohen, of Bishopsgate-stryet; ?? 31.W. Brooker, ,of Eaton-staeet, Newv-cut, Blackfriars-road, timber merchant- T1rch 20. .G ...

... From the LUYVDOIV GAZETTE rf Aarch 10. Ne -BANKRUPTS. C. Coates, of New Bond-street, druggist, March 17, 14, and April 21, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitors, 7lessrs. Alliston and Co. Freeman's-court, Cornhill. WV. Shephard, of Brunswick-street, Hackney-road, baker, March 17,31,and April 21, at twelve, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Bromley, New-court, Temple. W. A. A. Nicholls, of Stephen ...