... ',tiFOLIMZA. ST. DOM!NGO, AND SLAL&E TLADL I . a'5XtEDITOR. orTalNI1NG CHRONICLE, SIR; Odious though the vice of inihumanity is, and dread. ri-as, ;,'tht crime of massacre, they admit of one ag- ,i'ano. Hypocrisy may add a deeper shade to both. sacity may be combined with cant , and men mnay dip 1.i-hands elbow deep in inriocentlblobd, from a pre- +, 4ded'.abborree of the very crimes they ...

... ?? 0 . l Cw. .. ¢ An ACCOUNT of the PRODUCE of th? EXCISE DU- TIES of GREAT BRITAIN (exclusive of any Arrears of the War Duty on Malt) in the Years ended 5th Jan. 1820 and 1821, shewing the Increase or Decrease on each head !'thereof. Years ended 3th Jan. In- De- 1820. 1821. crease. crease. Auction3 ?? £ 264,808 238,222 ?? 26,586 Beer .2,639,166 2,545,713 ?? 95,553 Bricks and Tiles 367,195 319 ...

... BANKRUPTS. ' T. Stabb, nld Torqtsay, Devonshire', merchant, June 25, 26, and July 17, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Newton-Abbot, De- vonshire. Solicitors, Mcssrs. Bartlett and Co., Newton-Abbot; and Messrs. Dirke and Co., 50, Red Lion-square. J. Preston, of Torquay, Devonshire, merchant, June 25, 26, and July 17. at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Newton-Abbot, De-. vonshire. Solicitors, Messrs. ...

... The Essex, Arnericall whaler, foundered near the Line, In consequence of being struck twice by a whale; only three ot the crew saved, who arrived at Port Jackson, previous to the 12th of June, in the Surrey.- '1yinruthi Tel-egraph.II The Gambier, Crawford, from Cadla, bound to London, with fruit and wine, put into Bideford on Sunday last, baving lost *her fore-yard in a gale; she was ...

... SHIP NEWvS. Ltvznroo1, Nov. 20.-Arrived the Cottagersi, Carnishi, from Newlbuildland: ion die 5th Novw: in lat. 47. 4p1bto4;57;1 54. spolre the'Belvoir'Castle, from tbe Jse OF Nan for'WO,'Wfdund- landm 01t stix Wreekl, very leaky. Al-o arrived the moerle, iko'n, fromi Calcutta: sailed the 14th of April; from the' Sa'nd Heids,2'9thi June; and frots the Cape 18th' Sept.; on tb' ' ils Ocr. on the ...

... SHIP NBWS. th6 greatestpart Of thse'dog, butst -hs (7 o'`lock) ?? ~d rate. . The outward-boutnd, lkccjemains all vqell. -Ct- H ?? C.22-,-Arrived from. Dais,-~ Straitsi flie. Royal. G'eorge, P61tketti, with 9, fiish, 350obutts; Are) - rs,-2 i t 250. b tts nd -Friendship, Green, 0- fish, 190 butts as5 t fngutston teaM vessel, whicirsailed for Londoits h55 rfo. d Lowisaborsin OcT. 2ggs.-1e ...

... TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE' Whitehall, Dec. 24f The lKing:> has been ple-sed to order ;a writ to h lid fir Stmineninb, I he Ritiott Ho), Georae Horatio CliolmoitdeleY (commonly ealled Earl of itoksavaaej to the Linase of pdcr9 by the style of Barou Newburgb, of Newburgh, in tile coat) I Angleeaa BANKRUPTS J. Natri sqsen. Thornton, XorkshiTe, itoeo-dripefl AttOrvi ...

... rICOF o TOCKs ON SATrURDAY. 3 per Cent. ?? 75 75S % 3 per Cent. Cons . ?? 75jj 76ef Mr. WEsfs new snd noble Gallery just now opened, the capital Collectionrfrom the Old Masters at the British Institution, and various otber notices, are unavoidqbly delayed till next week. That part of Mr. JoHN.HeINT'S Address to the Court which the Judges would not hear on Monday, has been thrust out by press ...

... 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 ...

... - - SHIP E -S The Semiramfs, Lord Colville, for Cork from Portsfimouth, 'putrin.Uhure>'n 1besday frbibhtefary wfidt;- and ?? ftigite, Capt. W. A., AtMtague,: whclch silwed with'he. ?? :Phaiewnm willlrensrn~to sli~ port to lie dockbd. A ?? brlg' f ,'sr of 1O.gaunsp'alled t~he Rqnyard; a'rie4i the snwamc'fiyr~nn M~tlford:-RBrnhout 'Juartausl ! ?? ' i The eamtu~e6h, Cap~sin'iiingby, rwill'6ail ...

... I Yesterday a meeting of Howa6rd andC;ibbs' creditors was held in the Court of Common Pleas, Guildhall. The Commissioners decided, that where a settlement o0 ac- counts had taken place between the banlkrupts and the annuitants who had been credited in their book for annuities due, though not received, and the bankrupts had paid the balance due on such settlement, that then the sums so ...

... xffw INDIA LAM. ;Yentday M~ere wa~s anpther Mdeetintg at the Thatched ilouses' Tayeot of the 'Propirietor* of Notes in the lion. East India om14pany's 6 per Cent, Loans in India, for the purpose of re- celving the Report of the Committee appointed by the Mleeting of woioday. last to prepare she draft of an Address.to the Court ,of Directors upon the subject of the proposed New Loan. ' ALbost ...