... SHIP NEBWS. 1lAMSGATE, Nov. 23.-Arrived the Wi~h'elmina,;Hanson, from DortrecbM, for Brest, leaky, and with loss of sailq, having been. on she Flemish lanks; Telemachus, Topping, from London for Gijon, with loss of an anchor and cable; and Jason, Croft, from Shields for Exeter, leaky. PORTSMOUasTH, -NoV. 2n.-Wind V.-Arrived the 'lirables5 Rutlserfrd, from London for St. Vincent's; Rloyal Oak. ...

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... 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 ...