... 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 ...

... FIAMBURGH A-ND D7UTCH MAILS. CoprmuN.amN, DEC. I-In the last storm a great number of ehips have been stranded, or sunk. on our different coasts.- Among them is a ship balonging to the house of Donner and Co., at Altona, insured for 100,000 doltars specie (25,000L), which foundered, arqd all on board perished. ST?. Pz B onCba, NOV. 21.-By an Ukase, addressed to the E~esIz, hA b3estv the Emperor ...

... CORN TR4DE. A Vetition to tbe House of Commons. of which the following ib a copy, pow lies for signature at the City of London Tavern, U3lshopsgatv-etreet, and Batson's Coffee House, Cornhill, where it will remain during this week. 6 THE H5iONOUtABLE fiH COMMONS UrP Tite eIT ?, PARLM-tANT ., 'OR ~T DHvITA'ilXA5555lEBLANTh ?? The hurtble Petition of the undersigned shewethb That lt appears to ...

... PRICE OF STOCKS TUis DAY At' SIVELVE. s-e I I0 3 per Cent. Red 77 1 3 per Cent. _ . ?? = ; _ _-I ...

... Fropfh L. (LVaie : T 1 f e rs BANRUPTqY $!J_ ED ~ WV Sna~eofIciied i'cr ?? nd 09 at eltven, at ?? R4.1~d'-rgifq`tittsble'oiitrM~ss ?? Gan 2irr ;f~lftHuld s).. nd 2, att~'G DorgeInii'nldgs 'Itreet' Ncsl.ii inye Soliciltdrs,`lAV. W.DVin06iii 'Br~ihe ec~~~uoiTs; AIV. J. i.rintior6~sIdl, '5 oi iidiogallr,Miry'. ed .J1ued of, Car~t *S, iqtn-aaper 'AWiht, 28Safl Sicit is, io WIflk, WBo;rdistol ...

... I sI1IP NZ, to S.S. W. was unparalleled~av thio 'p.Qtp8p~~dwt~ h d~er and iigjxijpg,.Aqd, slihopois.the ,hroy~sulofut- b tward-bautid shipping, niv the sml daI to te inispuabl advantages oL~telreal' $1t I IAensca ?? Dbc~jq.._Winl S.W.. e ?? fD ly uth,, on~ shore yesterday'orn SandvihFas a je o d off, a.d come f~sto tbis'harbo~ur; -also caieliavea tl fri MARGATE, Dlea i ?? tainMmiO; o h 6 i ua ...

... SHIP NETYS. DeAL, JAN. 8.-Wind S.S.E-Came down from the River, i the Mulgrave Castle, Ralph, for Bombay; and Intrinsic, Foster, for Jamaica. They have sailed with the General Graham, for Jamaica. POnTsgrOuT'C, JAN. 8-Wind E.-Passed down Channel the Barbara, Smith, for 'T'eneriffe. HARWsIC, JAN. 8.-Arrived the Castlereagh packet, with a mail from Holland. Sailed the Freeling packet, with a mail ...

... DEAL, OCr. ?? N.-Came downfrom the Riverand sailed, the Levant, Whitmore, for Jamaica, Expregs, Barretti for Gibraltar; hlary, Donaldson, for St. Domingo; Harriet, .3ordain; ?? Baker, Anlally, for Genoa and' Leghorn4r Severn, Gadston, for Bristol; A lexander, for St. Uies; and Oscar, Sayeia,, for Madeira 'and S:. Vincenes. Arrived and sailed for. the River, the Batav4, Turner, from Antwerp; ...

... From iht LONDON GAZETT1E of July S. BANKRUPTS. P. Suailvan, late or Stewirt-street, Old Artillery Gpround silk antifacturer, July 10, 21, and August 14, at ten, at G(uidhall. Solicitor, blestrs. Weston and Co. Queen-street, Cheapside. W.'Le, late of the Old Cty.Chlanbers, Bishopbgate-streetN wine ane1altt, Juit;.2ITana .4Augupt 14, at eleven, at Guild- halL Solicitor,'alr. Bolton, Auetin ...

... From GAZETTE of Apri 2., 'BANKRUPTS. T. Coneyof Scultlporpe, Norfolk, filler, May 9, at si, 10, at ten and June 5,at welve, at the Crown Inn, Fakenham, Nor- folky. Soliritors,- Mlr. T. Lupton, of Miles's-lane, Cannon- street, arid Messrs. Catton and (~o. od Fakienham. X- J. Dicken, of Shrewsburv, upholsterer, May1l0, Ii, and Jun 5, at eleven, at the Talhdt Inn, Shrewabury. Solicitors, Messrs. ...

... DUBLjThV J,. 2. 3IIETNO AT THE CORN EXCRA.\rGE, rAvuRl. 'imnerday tbe msris numerouis dind respectable Net titi 'w aefor some time witnessed in this city,, folk pl-ace at fret I'Ar~y's Corn Eachange Travern. It isworthycof reoiark,thlat be ftbdugth. there was but a few. hours nticite of, the Meeting, which' was sll'd fo thepurose f cosideirgon-the-biltstmeanIsI to tlia be ?? in consequence of ...

... SHIP NE?V& . Vinri OT. S._Arrived ihe AmdtandAmCei*; irt, Ir'mp. Siit- ., ,, ; ,ff Taut Wroj.^tic Flssizsnv*.-he 'iw .tQcod., which arrilted at AbE~deen odt ;besd init. brlngsthelat,$t a;cc~inuts 9F #e~s~t~ate of tl jewhlae fishery on the coast of Ore ?? t¢ are quite as unI favourable as those before received,, The .inser rr, that a*jrthe vessels which .got thtougb , Davls,' Sjrafts vih il ...