... V$ilp, NFWBS. acuiss 07 bbie-reihe lsarb Oir, Vbichnearly, obstrh`t th nas ?? 16.-Arrived' the 'omaone, #ellant, frtin Guaealoutipe,'witli 10s5 of anchior anC cabie.* , l URGAITr, Nov. 16.-Arrived qf thll, pgrt, the ?? ' Lloyd, fron Amsterdiam, wit'oss of bqth anchtsa cables. Hur.r.,.Nov. 15.-A Danish 8 .Indiiian has put into the l u~mber,wir1s ios5 of rudder, shc4 Ehe was towed ii by twoi ...

... , i~ : r i I -Arva oo Jt AnvtW5Ot, O'. 7.-Arr'ived ?? Di§ttitn p3acet 'fa~om Cuxhavets and ttnvall ditto front Gottenburgh, teach vyith a tail; 9t. Ilelvlna, .EIlinto frrom Dafezic, with lossof two an- thors and cables Pcipso, Seaman, frnn Stettin, one ditto; Elizabeth and Annt Bisett, from Newburyi, vdth loss of sails; and Indwtry, IM'Lagon, from the Fritihf Fqrth, with 10sn of two anchors ...

... 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.; ...

... STIP 'NEWS. DeaL, Nov. 2S.-Wind WlV.S.W.-Came down from, the River and remain, the lteward, Milier, for Jamaica; West Indian, Cook, for Antigua; St, George, Brown, for Grenada; Jupiter, Amery, for Gibraltar; Magnet, Todrfor Naples and ]lessinia; and Briton, Rticlhards. for Dublin. frt camieon to blow again about noon to-day, and has continued ever since, from the WS.&W.-The Milham, Biner, from ...

... Strip YE1V& Harris, for Jamaica. Cini;'e dd%~ri 1r'6 e'ifijiver and restain, the Garland, Pio-vn, for 'the Cape BOf'Good' 1 j6 t Kay' for New 'South Wales-'and Vla~k Nlle Brakzil. Sailedthe homreward boutid 'for 'tbhRiS6 rii awl, remnain, th'Pilhiati, Harvey, froi nt~~ilifd Phole. The v.iliole df die oiutwa'rd bnich, 7. 'tt We ftet tioned yesterday, tede out' the'gale ? t. , nbw moderate. ...

... 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. ...

... rful, revenue cutter, Captain Garrott, arrivea here. y1esterday (Wednesday, flthinst.),' from the -fait of Miln, iowbd Araid ?? Jsisrsul., ?? Ariadnet, ,i6, iiordtred intoadock,-previous to being comn- 'rhe Spencer. Capt.:S. . Rowley, is dismantling in Hamonoeje previous- to bei1ng paid off; and if foundfit;on-examinglofl, she' wvill be recomoissiined ~by- Sir Thomas Lavie, as one of the; ...

... 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. ...

... -s 1171'em; 'S 1T'eHoyewveil, from Leeds t' Londoin, waq -rbndflwnnehr B;Dikesicy, th'insiant, by the Nimnrod, of Aberdeen. The mate' drowned. The ParagNM and Isabelia, whieh were 'driven on shore on the Herd'Saud dutring 'the ate galesb kave been got off and carried ThelAdsA , nf, Manaane for Limerick, and the;Susan, of' Grangernouth, ?? were drivenlson shore on theiN. W. co'lt of ...

... ~ftrr Nvti~. NANA, App6iNTME iM Cnafiin tle. Ron. Georie !Tref~ts` is4 appoinred to ?? the limdWintg, l'sguns, lately retudtnd from the St. lieleaa3ta. tion; paid o0F by Captain Huon. iIs' ?? Belt is appodlird Purser to the Redwi Clg. Captain:Joseph Nonr5 hoist bipendit in the Androniache, 44 ,0i45 Captrdn Sirefy ?? p 4.d594 nall-standing. .-VCalfain Thomas Wol-Ige. is geppfledS4, the Driver ...