... INDIAN X A;tPA CTUES. (rRotr eTnO AS't.IC J4OJINALI) W'OOLLEN BLAN1KETS. Woollen Blanletq, or kumnlies, are manuyactured all over tern India; the narrow ones knnvin b^y ?? of iceish q' Sash, and which come from Kanslaish and M31alaare some- 'tire' very fine, selling fromn three to ten rupeeB acln. It Bon- ti-ay:-tue maenrufacture of a coarse aind is carried on to a great ex- 'teit, perhaps not ...

... From thek lODON GAZETTE of NOv. 6. BANKgVPTS. T. Teasdale, of Newingtonl, linen-draper, Nov. IS, 20, and Wec. 18, at twelve, at Guildball. Solicitor, Mr. Gates, Cateaton- 'Weet. D. de Ugarto, of Wilson-street, Finsbury-squarv, merchant, Nov. 13, 20, and Dec. 18, at twelve, at Guildhall. Soljgitor, 1!4r. W. N. Cole, Broad.street-buildings. R. Embleton, of South Shield. wine-nerchant, Nov.27, 2B ...

... Stip NEWS. p OnTroFrzTIe Nov. ,j5,_Wnd W.N.W.-Arrived the Georg- lana, Warren, front Lohdon for. Berbice; William Manning, Smith, from ditto for St. Kitt's; Gode Hensigt, Lutt, from Bergen for Gibraltar,; nd the Fancy cutter, from a cruize. FALSOUTI, Nov. 4,pWind N.W.-Arrived the Sandwich packet, with malls, from America; sailed from New York on the 5th tilt., and from Halifaa on the 2st ult.; ...

... I HOWVARD, AND GIBBS'S BANKRUPTCY.I The Commissioners assembled abotit one o'clock on Saturday, antd several creditors proved their debts in the usual manner. A gentleman, of the name of West, appeared to prove a claim for 390L. He was examined by Mr. Montague as to the manner In which he obtained possession of the bill on whidh he claimed; and it appeared, that having a little money by him, ...

... SfIPr NEWS. Eosstnss OCT. 31. -Si ?? ?? ?? Roy steam.veesle, frim Calale, with passengers, in making for the harbour, has just got ashore, and, ss there is some swell, it is doubtful whe. thcr the boats can approach to take out the passemtgers; {fovw- ever, 'as the weather is quire fine, there is little danger to appre- hand, and that she will get off and come in next tide. The Thames steam ...

... SHiP NEWS. -D4eA, OCT. 30.-Wind S.-Arrived in the oats the !Yal' George yacht, Camneleon and Mersey sloops of war, Starling and Catneleon Revenue cutters, and Emerald vender from Ports- mouth. Arrived and remain the Orozimbo, Stowe, from Ant- werp, for St. Thomas'a. Arrived and sailed for the Rivtir, the Betsey, Donkin, from Havre. The Hamburgh ship Johanna and einrich, Harris, from St. ...

... SI h'_m wwS o r he a e'eezdd 't bc siixVdW ?? vessel got off. She S i - it 1mr'iii rfi~te fi* dhys s e The ?? 's5Sip &-;Ga'2m, ofP iid for. ot. 'n el6:S'i5& i efl n.ti ot4t Ssi'b r'embw nthe IPunto . riri' !(~5Vif . Thb 'e1 and cowe i dt. Otaf d ?? ,sil ersnonbar oni n,;zd; D on iz, frio're s ?? L'ot~d'o'n a ie tspt ?? ?? 'of 51x dnbe~si~ndc Wfthi vUe6n. - 1~t6 zMsaOTif^ Nlsvor X-.ii~d S.W. ...

... HO.W.ARD AND GIBBS BANKRUPTCY. The Commissioners held another Meeting on Tuesday, at one o' clock, at iujiidhall. Several creditors proved without any opposition. Mr. Frederick Walsh presented himself to prove a debt of 426L being the amouint of cash (2OL) lent by him to the bank. rupts, an sums received by them for his use. Ir. ADAMs objected to this debt, and he did so, because iu the pass ...