... Trot ?? ENtGLiSitiAN ron' AUoGusT.1.1 W-e 'have been favoured with the foglowing extract of a very interesting letter just received from an Officer wyi board his ?? ship Tartar, 'on the coast bf Africa, which will prove to our, readers the benevolent and judicious exertions of Sir George Colli?1', Bart who now commands the squadron on that staftiet - 'At Bonny tvo slaving vesseis wvere raken ...

... ..BANXtGR UPTCY OF fGO WARD JAXD (W3S. * :AitrMbT, svrTh.'seEr. 9. Tbe lord Chancellor having thought fit toset aside the nri- ginal commission issued aianst these-parftes, on the ground that th&e~titloning~redilto'sdebt (Mr.: Campbell) under' that corn- mission was not good, a nev Commission has issued uipder the Ghreat Seal. Saturday wasthe day appointed by the Commis- sioners, the same ...

... BANKR UPTC Y of 110 WARJ and GIBBS. The second Meeting of the Creditorstunder thes Conaalssion I having beenappointed for Satnirday, and It being confidently , expected that a choice of Assignees would take place at this Meeting, there was a very numerauo attendance of creditors.. Amongst those whiotiendered their proof Were several very ele-t gantly dressed feinales. Mr. Hitchensaclaimed to ...

... 7 XHSHf :T IP N'S. DEAL, Sr.1l9. Wnd W.X. W_.-Arrld anD renelin, the Dq$6i9,p Hirfluter from Sunderland for Bordeaux;, Anlaby,, Oerton, from huil for 1porto; llizabeth, Spence, furom, Sierra Leone; Rowlilffe, Dubols, from Honduras; Veugs Lowtheirtfrom Waterford; and Mandarin, oore, from Vnrgi- nia; -the latter experienced a heavy Pale from N NE ou 2d S~p teinber, in irt. 4Z.. long.. 36. 44. ...

... IHOWARDI AND GIBBS BANKRUPTCY. A Meeting under this Comnmisslon W.a held yesterday,svbich was appointed to receive the proof of Mr. Carroll's debt, but the Commissioners having commenced by an examination of Mr. Kent's debt, who had preferred his claim at the last Meet- ing, it occupied the day till near sir o'clock, when the Com- missioners adjourned without having decided whether It should ...