... LISBOi, AUGUST 14.-Sir Robert Wilson having, by the me- dium of printed letters and proclamations, some of them ad- dressed to the Portuiguese, endeavoured to give the greatest Publicity, to his zeal in the defence of the cause of the Revolu- tionists of all countries, placing himself, by such notorious facts, in the class of the disturbers of the public tranquillity, 1 think fit to deprive ...

... From thi6 LONDON GAZE'FTE of March 22. iPAN;KRUPTCY FNILARUGWD chN J . Sampson, of Sculcoates, Yorkshire, merchant, from Dlarch 2', to BANKRUPTCIES SUpERSiEDED. W. Armstronq, of Arundel-streett Strand, tailor- J. 'vych, of Ashton-under-Binen, Lnanshire, timber merchant- J. lInherwvood, of N%, ortley', yOrkshire. Clotti oanaufacturler. BANKRtUlk. htiber nerchant April 9, 9 G. W'. sage of ...

... NEW TORo, FeB. I.-Arrived the Fox, Barber, from Port-au- Prince; she was boarded on the 20th nut. in lat. 24. long. 74- by the Dauphin, Colombian privateer, Capt. Davison, and was iof formed that she had been out 75 days, on a cruibe on the coast Of Europe, and had taken 10 sail of vessels. Lucia WVLMINGTON, FEB. I.-Arrived the Julia, Hall, from St- Lca, Uwas boarded 15th January, off St. ...

... SHIP-N-NSh. HEREZ, AUG. 1.-An Express arrived this afternoon froln Rota, with advice that the Spanish Patriot, Bogg,;of and from London to Cadiz, has been -detained 'by a French; frigate, and sent to St. Lucar, 'after taking out 12 of her crew, wh6 have beeu landed at Rota as prisoners of wvar. PARIS, AUG. 17.-The G'oede Verfagting, Fies, from Bor- deaux to Rotterdam, has b~ee 'faken by a ...

... COLOJIBIAN LOAN. To THRi EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR, After so much writing and talking on the subject of the rati- fication of this Loan, we have at length the gratifying iatelli- gence from the best possible source, that the IliislersoJf tie Government have unanimously recognised the powers of .11,'. Zea to raise it. Now, as this was the great point at issue be- tween the ...

... IFroz MG L OiVJ)O.V GAZETTE V April 29. ..D iatG~e ofge0nns~alells~rt .Z~llteor {If, 17i, and Jine 10, atone, I)001 ; ~r. Omilley, Hanrleslosr and Mir.lBattYri Alicr.rumLie W\'. ILomer, jun. 0of Soulthamilpton, prIniter may 16, 21, ana Jrle 10, at twrwelv atth Gutitdhuli Sonlthumoton. Soiicitor$, SMr. ltrYant, Sou ampton; a~ld Desr. Slade ands Co. Joh~n-street, Bedferd-rlw. DIVIDENDS. II hns ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE, ,-July 12. BANEIXUPTC1ES ENLARGED. J. Buck, of Goldsmith's-row, Hackney-road, carpenter, from July 15, to July 26. R. Pettit, of College-hill, picker, from May 27, to July 15. B. Milnes, late of Htalifax, grocer, from July 15, to July 26. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. . T. James, of ChepstOw, Monmnouthshire, grocer. BANKR-UPTS. J. Illingworth and J. Knowles, of Leeds, ...

... . BANKRUPTCY StUPERSEDED. l. Glass, late ofPetterne, Wiltshire, victualler. BANKRUPTS. i J. Thompson and W. Walker. of Wolverhampton, drapers, May 24, S1, and June 2S, at el*ven, at the Court Of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Y Balinlghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. E. Chester, Staple-inn. e A. Gliddon, of King-street, Covent-garden, tobacconist, May S1, June 3 and 28, at one, at the Court of ...

... BANK MEETING, Yesterday a Court of Bank Proprietors was held for the pur- pose of declaring a dividend for the next halfyear The Court was fully attended. The Clerk having read the minutes of the last Court, Te ChlAIRIAN stated to the Proprietors that the Court of Directors having dulW considered the present state of the ailirs of the 3ank, thought proper to reconoifln)l that a dividend of ...

... SHIP NWSA. I)JAL, JAN. 23.-Wind N. E.- S ailed this fforning for the River, the. Resolution,. Gremap, for Jamaica. The John, Pop- plewell, from Jamaica- Mulgrave Castle, Ralph, from the Isle of France; Greenwich, Thomson; from the South Seas; and Antelope, Ronaldson, from Valparaiso, were riding in the Nob Channel to-day, all well. PLYMiOUTH, 'JAN. 22-Wind N. E.-Arrived the Tom Cod, Bornec, ...

... ~~~~~~~a aur We have received the following through Bayonne. It is in- teresting as containing the first dispatch from the gallant Mi- PE Inns wvhich has appeared in this country. It is evident, not house only from this statement, but from the subsequent inaction of Valh Moncey, -that the French have suffered must severely before tuti( Tarragona:- to hl MADalD, SEPT. 8.-The Constitutional ...

... We received last night Brussels Papers to the 24th instant, from which the following are extracts:- BRUSSELS, OCT. 21.-Extract of a Letterfrom Vienna, Oct. 8: It has been remarked with surprise that all the official Journals of Germany affect to spread a report that the inter- view of the Emperors of Russia and Austria has nothing to do with politics. it is now certain that the two ...