... -From. the L ONDON GAZ1ETTR of Dec. 2 'BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGRD. Z Fsdeut of Stangate-street, Lambetb, olatere from Dec. 25, to Jan. 8.I A. Millar, of Cardigati-place, Vauxhall-road, tallow-chaudler, Acorn Dec. 25, to Jan. 12. C. G. Hall and I5. B. Hall, of Grosvenor-street West, e4r- penters, from Dec. 25, to Jan. 12. BANKRUPTS. T,. Griffis of High-row, Knightsbridge, plumber, Dec. 29, Jan. 1, ...

... S)HIP, -NEBrS. ffA~' AevoinvM ?~.t.r.Ller-tenasft IS. C,, Curfr, firsto! Isis' Alajesrs ship Egeria, a very active oflicer, has been appointed totbe ?? of bii Majesty'svJrig'Petterjoi 0the Newfound-i land station. : Ott Mdrnday last (l7th'inst.3 the, Cyrene, 20 gous, Captain Aaron Tdzer, arrived from' the Halifax station, to be paid off; she *111 be recoiniissidhed.-1ynmouth jourzsaL. On the ...

... TUEsDAY'S LONDON GAZLT'1HI. . I . ! - 1 - tY .. . . - . BANKRUPTCY SUPERdEDED. N..;river, Stenmnbridge, Glttcestersihire, clothier. BANKRU:PTS.. E. Jarvi.j NtorwiAh, cgrpenter. Attonies, IMessre. Po]e 6and Xreesreld, G~ray'suin-equiare. A. bsrrati* NWwpori Paguelli JB3uckinhainmshire, farmer. At- tornies; Messrs. Spance andi Desborooghd Furnival's-inn. S, Gleaye,, Wangtp, Lancashire, ...

... IMPORTS AND £XPORTS. COTTON WOOL IMPORTED THIS YRAR. At Liverpool . Bags, &c. 466,083 Same period last year . . . 457,562 London . . . . . 42,822 Glasgow . . 30,775 COTTON WOOL EXPOMXED LAST WEEK. At Liverpool . Bags of 2501b. 48 Previously this year . . . 9,001 London . - 210 Previously this year . . . 45,260 Glasgow PreViously thi ',year ?? 251 Total exported . * 54,790 COTTON 500DS ...

... S FIIP. NBWES. BttxIaCt., DEC. 24.-The wind, about two ksifrt since, sprang Tip to the east, the small vessels inme-datiely got under weigh :. 5, ?? t. tw'ind Was chaniged to E.N,E. and begins to blow very strolig; the whole of the' outward-bounid are just got cldar of the Berry Head. 'Ihe Iplpigenla frigate is detained, in conse- quence of having lost five men, which come of the people are in ...

... SIIIib NEWS. Dstist, ;.D23.-'Wlnd WhS.W. 'blows ?? blew hard all day yesterday and the greater tart of last'nightfrom S.W.: and continued the whole of this day from the Westward, which has prevented alsy conimunidiction with the shipping in the Dbwns, but they appear to ride all well. Seven o'clock, weather more-moderate. . -PoiTsssoUTvsu; DEc. t. Wind S.W.-Nothing arrived. o sailed to-daf.i ...

... SNIP AVWS. . DEAL, na. 2¢.-Wlt1 l S .-TB5. wind fot round this I morning to the S F., and the outward-bound were preparing to sail, but it is back again to tho SsW. blowig hard, with rain. d Carne down from the Rive, the Mellisis, Ford, for Madras, &c.; HIetty, Hymen, from Africa; Burlington, Wilson, for y Jamaica; Amity, Ms'dkintosh, for I prbice; Sapplo, Hlsepoin sta~l, for Malta; and ...

... SHP S NEWS. DEAL, Dnc. g.-WindS.W., moderate-TI e jullana, East Indianian, Capt. OgilNie; and the William and Mary, Worts'; and Tobago, Westnorland have sailed for the River. The Aralania: and the Prince Leopold, with several more ships from the Rliver, are this evening turning into the Dawns. The out- ward-hound still remain. i WA Drsnvoau, -Dc. 1g.-Yesterday thewvind was S.S.W. and S. by E., ...