... ,~LrggM G il: rtgi aON, AZN. 24-In the Sitting of cthe 20til instant, the As. 'seiably was informed that the Pbortuguiesegialley Muna L; in '0 days from Rio, bad brought word- that after his Royal Highness h laed been proclaimed Eniperor, all the Members of State had been diplaced, includibg Jose Bonifacio, who had been restored by the inftlutance of a faetipn, as wall as Callano, Pinto, and ...

... From t&e LONDON GAZ TTE of May 3. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGEP.D o Iac 2W. JuhnlStIlt, of Addington.place, Camber,,.l, butcher, from , areh 29i, to Mlay 06 ANKiRUPTS. morc crirer, May O, G. Willinghamn of Gre:t Marylebone-street. -io e of Bankrupts, I, an Jun 14, a't eleven, at the Court of CoOmsionc!S Cripplcgilta. Basinghatl-street. Soaijitor, Mr. J. Tanner, Fore-otreet. 4 a at P. Powell. of ...

... HAMB.URGH MAIL. ST. PETERSBURGH, OCT. 21.-Count Romanzow, the Chan- cellor of the Empire, has arrived here from Moscow. We do not remembera season in which we have heard of so many vessels having perished, or suffered material damage from tstorms, in the Baltic, as that just ended. Senator Soimonow, and Dr. Fuchs, Member of the Com- mittee appointed to examine the newly discovered gold mines, ...

... .jww;ALrF'. , AXE* SMS., We 4llud:zd the day before yesterday.to i reportin virculatiAt of an intention ofihe Govrnment to repeaZ tbe Assessed Tazes, and substitute an Income Taw an lieu of them. We have since undergtood,'from a source we think informed as to the measures of 'the Government generally, that tMere is no such ipterntion; but we have d heard with satisfaction, that the repeal of ...

... COLOMBIAN LUAA. We are authorized by the C.ontractors for this Loan to publish the following, which was received yesterday by the Leeward Island packet. Extract ot a letter from General Soublette, Intendant of the Department of Venezuela, addressed to iIlr. W. C. Jones, at Caracas, agent for the Contractors of the Colombian Loan in. Eogland, dated Caracas, Feb 11,1823:- It does not belong ...

... SHIP N WS., Ft EL ED, 6 -.Wfnd E.SE.-Arrived yesterday, and remain 1~in the Downs, with several homreward-boned-v'esseld, particulars unknown, the Sprigh~tly, Carron', from Marseilles. The sloop e Prince.Coburg, Gilbe~rt, of apd. fromn Poole for London, drove e on the beach last night, tneja S~ffleown Castle; crew, materials e1 and part of the caigo savied;- the ves~elvwill probably be wrecked ...

... MEETINGS OF CREDITORS TO-MIORROW, AT THER COURT OF COMMISSZONERaS OF BsANKRUPTS, BASINONALL- STRrHT.M.H J. Shackle, of Milh-street, Cheapside, hosler .3 li J. Jameson, of Little Queen-Street, corch-maker 3 1 S. Miter, jOun., W. Lister, and W. Walker, of Lawrence-iane, Warehousemen . 1*' W. C. Dewsnop, of St. Bride'scourt, Blackfriars, painter 3 1 .V Bliunden, sen. late ot East Mailling, Kent, ...

... ISHiP NEWS. hip (EXTRACT OF A LETTER 1ROM THE AGENTS TO LLOYD'S AT HAVANNAH, ord DATED DEC. 18.) Ire- ' Since our last communication, the following instances of pi- een racy have been made known to us upon unquestionable authority. Lge, The French ship Alexander, of Bordeaux, from Vera Cruz, to ht; touch at this port, with a valuable cargo, consisting of cochineal, idy indigo,. and specie, was ...

... -s!IIP NIEWS. PRzaAMraUcOc DEC. 11.-Two Portuguese corvettes are block- ading this port; they took a Portuguese brig yesterday, and ex- amine all vessels they fall in with. Nzw ORLEANS, DEc. 17..The'Clyde British sloop of war, was spoken with off the Hole in thie Wall, an :the 28th ult bound to Jamaica, in company with three piratical vessels, which she cap- tured 12 days before. Their 6rews ...

... BA YONNE MAIL. The followinf letter from Bayonne shows the truth of the reports, that t ke Decree issued from Andujar has been ex-i plained and modified BAYONbNE, SEPT. 9.-The following circular has been for- f warded by GeneralGuilleminot to all the Military and Civil f Authorities, both French and Spanish.- His Royal Highness being informed that various local 5~ b horities have ...

... IHAMB URGH MAIL. We received a Ilarnburgh DMail yesterday, and extract from it tihe foliowiiig interestizig intotmflatiin respecting Turkey [I'tONI THE IMENr'; CGAZETTE OF MiARICIt 11.1 CoNSTAsTINorLE, Foc, 4.-The first news of the resolution adopted by the Sovereigns at Verona, riot to take in any respect ithe part ot the Greeks, Yvas received here through -- in Enbhassy. The irnpresribn tlat ...

... We received yesterday Bayonne Papers, the, following are extracts : BAYONNE, MARCH 29.-We hear from St. Jean Pied de Port, that the greatest misunderstanding prevailsin the corps of O'Don- nell, which principally arises from the General's desiring to put officers sent by the Regency in the places of the antient officers belonging to the corps that have come from Navarre and Ar. ragon. In ...