... Anecdotes, Biograp.7kcal SketcLes, and 13-T'noirs : Collectedi.by Lia-,IrA-MIVATILDA1, Hi IKINS. EVxZrYBx'D) acquaintead with the topograpby of the laud of Atooed!edunzw, is aware t1hat a very large province of it iS imllba- bited by a harmless and gossipping race, woo amuse them- selves wv:th picking pi) an d preserivsg a number of trifling matters, w-hich, to lighten the toil of his le'lrthy ...

... PDOVER, OCT. 9.-Arrived off here the Pursuit, Mihi1e, fro,, is Jamaica; on the 6th August, in lat. 19. Ion. SI. she was strm1,. as by lightning, which entering thle main royal must, too 'i- course by the mainmast into the hold, destroying every th~is1 at in its wray, and made its exit through the side, abreast of th, ainchneilas near the water's edge. Id FALMOUTHI O&T. 7~-The Brutt's, ...

... SHIP 'A. Rio JANtZsio, DTC. 7.-The Emperor wasi crowned on the Ist instant. We are informed that'a Declaration of War against Portugal will be lssued in a day or two o id Extract of a comnmunication to the Chamber of Commerce at Id Cadiz, by the Civil, Government of that. Province, dated 28th t c:- iThe British Government having claimed indemnification for several prizes made on the trade of ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE, Jul&y 19. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. F. Naish, of Tiverton, Somersetshire, clothier. B. Consitt, of Klngston-upon.-Hll, had R. Lee, of Sculcoates, York. shire, merchants . ANIKUPTS. 3. Thorpe, of Worl9oop, Nottinghamsbire, maltster, Jully S, and Auz i, and 3D, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn,-AVrorksop. Solicitors, Mr. H. Owen, Worksop and Messrs. Hall and Co. New ...

... - BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED-. JMunton, of Higlgate,-corn-ebndler. J. Thbomas, late ot Kent.street, South-ark, b -nIdvr W. King, ot the Edgware-road CehomOSr .rnerchant J. towvley, late of Stourport, itrcrcestershire, tarr 'f3ANKRIUPTS. at the W. B. Smith, of Bristol, .i'nholder, Ats 2 d SeT. ram and Bush Tavern, Cotn-street. Bristol. I itO X : Co., Lincolis'inn; and Dir. F. hai, Brist de u 9 26g ...

... . PA1R, AUG. I.-The, Courier de Bourbon, from Bourbon to Nantes, which was lately taken and carried into Corunna, has sfl1(d from that port for Vigo. ; vo. 2.-Thc Memorial .Bordekads announces that the Cle- mealltl;C, -, of Havre, which had -left Brest to join the co~lrn destined to Martinique, was captured by a Spanish p-iji\tttel four hours after sailing from Brest. * WOalrAuX, JuLy 26. ...

... FROM, THE LONDON GAZETTES. Tuesday, Dec. 9. 8ANX ERUPTS. T. Ellaby, Emiberton, Buckinghaamshire, lace-merchant. Solicitor, Mr. Taylor, Jobn-street, Bedford-row. S. Moses, Portseca, Southampton, slopseller. Solicitor, Mr. Bogue, Great James-street, Bedford-row. J. Davidson, Cliorlton-row, Lancashire, stone-mnason. Solicitors, Messrs. Ellis, Sons, Walmesley, and Gortoi, Cliancery-lane. W. ...

... POLICE, YQ iUEEN-SQUARE. ?? - Hawkaer, a private in the third Guards, was brought to this O4fice, charged with attempting to violate the person of a little girl, 4 li4e ol4 e aU0 o fly fve years of age. jly the evidence of the mother of the child, who lives at No. 3, Delap-courts, Westminster, the prisoner lodges in the same house, and is a married man. On Wednesday he en- ticed her into his ...

... S~iP iVEWSV. PAnis, APRIL 25.-The Ernest,-arrived at Havre from Mar- tinique, brings the news of the Jean Bart having entered Marti. nique, Roads w)Ei.h her rich prize. The Captain of the Aunibal . writes that this ratieon (for'so li&`cals theipri'2) was a Letter ot 'Marque; that in the night she nisook'the Jeani Bart for a Mer- chantman, and. attacked her, tnd this gave occasion to the cap- t ...

... MEETING AT THE LONDOlq tOVF.E-HOUSE. Yesterday a numerous and respectable Meeting of the What'- fingersLighermen, Corn and Coal Constiners,' and others inte- rested in the Navigation of the River Thames, took place at the London Coffee-House, for the purpose of opposing the content- plated Duty upon Coals, &c. a measure-suggesred to defray the e%- a pences of the sew London Bridge. Mr. ...

... THE.QUARTER'S REVENUE. We now present our Readers with the officialAccounts of the .evenue for tlhe Quarter and Year. which ended on Friday, but which were riot made up till sTelve o'clock on Sal1krday. ABSTRACT of the, NET PRODUCE of the REVENUE of GREAT BRITAIN in the Years and Quarters ended the 10th Oct. 1822, aisd 10th Oct. 1823, shelwing the Increase or Decrease on each head thereof: ...

... Fron the LONDON GAZETTE of Tuesday, Oct. 141. Edw. Roberts6on! of Freeh '5r-yrd Dean-street, Hisl h Holborn, coach smith, Oct. 1S, Nov. 1, anAjd 25 at ten at the Couirt of' Commissioners of:Bankrupts' 6asin' baill street. Sd- G lieitor, Mr. Hutchinson, Crdwn-mcourt, Threa=Needistreet . di Win. Cobb Hurry, of Mincing-lane, mxerchant, Oct. 18, NOV. te I and 25, -at tab, at the Coqrt'of ...