... SHnP rNths. PAris, AUG. I1.-By advices from Bordeaus, the Valdar from Martinique, which was taken and carried into Coruisto sailed from thence 17th ult. with the Courier de Bsourbon, fror Bourbon, and another French vessel, also a prize, for England or the Canaries. I MARSEILLES, AUG. 3.-The St. Antonie, and the Deox Amis which sailed from this port this morning, were taken nea Mayre by a ...

... COLOMIBIAN LOAN. The Contractors of this Loan think it right to state to the public such circunmstances as have come to their knowledge, on the subject of the article which appeared in 'l/ New Tbe'sac of Monday last (which was afterwards copied from that paper into others), purportingf to be an extract troin 'Tie Kingstona (Jamaica) Chraoicle, of the 22d April. The Contractors received ...

... CoPY OF A LETTER FROM AN ENGLISEI MEtCIIANT. 5 n Sant Yago de Chili, April 16, 1823. Si The London Newspapers announce the appointment ro of an Admiral to the South American station 4to pro- 1W tect trade-our honours advance a-pace, we began with pe a Captain, then a Commodore, and now his Majesty's re Ministers send us a Flag Officer to watch over us with w( parental care. The good people ...

... SHIP NEWVS. NEwIVAVEN, DzC. 5.-A vessel Came on Shore necar Crowlink Gap on Wednesday evening, but from the state ofthe stor'esivwen foun dthe hull having gonieinto sticks, it is imposaihleto ascer- tain from ,any thing that has yet been fouud what she was, or where she canse from. Not a vestige of' the cargo has ap- peared, csequently it may be presumed she was in ballast. She was, it is ...

... AAY'ONNE MAIL. BAYONNE, Nov. 1I.-We have received our letters from Madrid up to the 7th inclusive. At one o'clock on that day the unfortenate Riego was executed. The details of this circum- stance are realy painful. The following are the particulars which are given us:- The prisoner hadhbeen placed, as usual, in a chamber where there is a table with a crucifix. It was there he passed the' time ...

... We received yesterday the following advices from Bayonne: BAYONNE, SEFW. 30.-Though the disorder at Pissage makes no progress, and this is, in such cases, a sign of diminution, we are obliged to confess that the suburb of St. Pierre, which is on the other side of the Bay, has just been attacked; there would be considerable reason to be alarmed, but, happily, the rainy season has commenced, and ...

... PstirAenF, APRIL 8.-The John and Mary, 1oles, sailed frsn hence ed ult. for Liverpool, and las not since been heatrd o. LiViRrPOOL, APRIL 7-A boat, with Bee H-ive of Head tritten eii her stern, has beer, picked lip off the Orms HeO M. - NOSTO'SHIELIDS APRIL 7.-The Andate, Young, from trore to Shields, was lost upon the Fern bslalds on *Friday.- Ctew and part of the stores saved. from bdee fo ...

... :ARITS : : = s 6 4~~ , I AvnamgPriees~oftCORN through-] out ENGLAND, for the weekOend- inr20tli Septimxe r R lye . zf . . .2 .6- Barley .30 0 O atst ?? 0 . Beans ?? ?? ,9P Peas -.35 i..1. orn .Ehchange, Mark Lale.*i Quantities and Prices of Brti Corn, &c. sold and - delivered in this MarketO during tile week eaded Saturday, 20th September.. Qrs. Lf. S. d. Wheat.. 4,486 for I L,5$4 18 6 Average ...

... Tcesdala, February ?? WsITrEHALL, JAN. 31.-The King has been pleased to direct letters patent ?? be passed tnder tie Great Seal of the United Kiarodom of Great Brilain aid Ireland, grantifig to the Right Hasloorable Frederick John Rohinson the offices of Chancellor and Under-Treasurer of lis Majesty's Excbeeqner. Thlke King has also bern pleased to direct letters letters' patent to be passed ...

... Twesday, July 212. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. Bell, Guernsey, merchant, front July 26 to Sept. 1. BANtERUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. O'Brien, Broad-street-buildings, merchant. BANEKRUT'TS. G. Kenning, Church-street, Spital-fields, siikman. 5,)ijitorg ,sle Welebster and Co. Queen-street, Cheapside. J. Sciaccalugn. Old.failey, merchant. SolicitorssMcsrs. LavieatI Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. W. H. Astor, ...

... H- SOP IVA.; 1, a A;uA Dic. 2f&-Thle Agnes, fromn eadlza nd St. TbOneas an'd evrefy~ther vesselftm thi port (ecept the L'itgress American frigate) wvere driven on sliore here 21st instant, and it is doubtfu whvecher they will be got oe£ . Qn the 25th inst. the. Colombian squadron, under Commodore Daniels, came in with the Maria Thereea Spanish corvette, of 22 guns and 200 troops, from Hav ...

... .From t1e L1NPDO.N GAZETTE of Jan. 28. BANKRUPTCIES SUPP5RSEDED. J. Douglas and D. IRussel, of Fleet.street, drapers. J. Eastwood, of M Itham, Yorkshire. clothier. ? BANKRIUPTS. V. Walker, of Rtockdale, Lancashire, woollen ssinjufacturer, Fceb. 10, at four, 11, at nine, and March 11, at two at the Wellington Inn, Rocbdale. Solicitors, Messrs. 2ilises and Co. CNincery-lane; and Mr. J. Elliott, ...