... ST-TIP NEWVS. Come in since our last.-The lier,, Martin, frmn Zanle-the Fain, V ogt, the Mearv, Doste~ing, and the Concord, Dunn, from Lishon-the Grace, Ismvay,ffori Caimpeachy-the Earl of Liver. pool, I1lallida.v from Ne~v York-the Shallett, Mason, and the Shannon, IPeart, fiom Quebec-the Louiza, - ,from Faro- the Atriveda, Cortine, from Tenerifre-the Duicombe, Badger, from M irarnichi-the ...

... FAeLMOUrTT, Jtul 14.-Tbe Sandwivz packet, Schuyltr, which arrived here on Tuesday last from the Brazils. with mails: sailed from Rio, -15tb !Uay, Bahia, 301h May. and Pernambuco, Rth June: offl abia, fell in with the Portii-aese squadron, consisting of 1? A4ips, hlockading that port; Lord Cochrane, witb a ?? of battle ship ?? 8 frigates, was 10 leavues to the south- wvard, at anchor unaldr the ...

... REGATTA. THURSDAY last being the day appointed for the commencement of an annual Regatta, was anxiously looked forward to by the inhabitants and the numerous strangers who had been attracted by the occasion. The gloomy state of the weather for several days previous, gave no promise of pleasing anticipations being verified; but fortunately the day commenced under very favourable auspices, and ...

... FROM SATURDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. I BANKRUPTS. lG. W. Sage, Walcot, Somerset, timber-merchant. A. Watson, Warwick-place, carpet and floor cloth-dealer. S. & W. Scott, and J. Smith, Ashford, Kent, tallowv chsndlet6 J. G. Grant, High-street. Oxford, bookseller. J1. Smith, Bath, Somerset, grocer and wood merchant. WV. Gooch, Potter-street, Essex, wine and brandy merchantX E. C. Southbrook, Covent ...

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... AlAR5--LANI'l, S&jl. 21.-Ice arrival of Wheatand FlonrthI morning was very moderate; the qualitv of theNesv Wltait, howvever, still continuingrough and cold, thebettersortsmnta tolerably fair sale, on nearly as good terms as this day se'nnighai the same may be observed of' good Old Wheat, but the ordirar descriptions of both are very difiicult *f snle, and can only bega off ol lower tenmis. ...

... om tae iii -tul Plczelusleets.') New v onre AM)1 A srwcat'.-ln the .4ssirlniius: R.&J.Jenkins, .90 tons oclk bark-l or Swansea, 60 handspikes, 1]? ton lignum vitae, 12 oars. Nsw~rouon~ssax.-Tn the Elia: 'rhorne & Co. 341 calsks tralin-oil. GALLIVxorr.-ln the F/cia: I-arc & Sons, 152 rasks oil-J. Browvn, 1 cask oil-liarrior & Co. ha 1o basket malccaronli. MA~L.TA AXfl ZAt;Tr.-In the Ocean7: ...

... Ig P005 df Imallbap to mclouNbap. F~-1TIJSDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. B ANKR( UPTIS. 1-w ewkesburv, 01bitoestershiire, miller. Sols. M'r. E. Ro 'rekeboy atil Mr. IV. P. Winans, Bartlett's ''vCeNew nn aonti rslet, t *brmrtchanto. Sl.lom fl 1. Golkilly. C'liippnham, WVilts, ciothier.-Oct.17, I-i ii o c - Ill Ierefordshire, ilr 1 IAI'NERSHIIP DISSOLVED. ~ ~ &. M, A. Slo1'er, Bristol, millincrs. 1 ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, OCToBPrn 4. A strong party in Franec were lately so completely Russian, that we confess, notwithstanldinig thc confident manner in wlhich thees statements were made, we have our doubts as to the opposition of our neighbours to Russia. However this ivvy bh, there certainly aippears reasons for believing that Plinisttrs are not at ease with respect to Russia and Prussia. We ...

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... LONDON, SATURDAY, NcovcmbWr 8. STOCiKS. Biank Stock 2l .'.-1 perI Cents. hid.i r - Cont. Cons. 835-51 per Cents. 954 -New Fours I' t- `P Lon.g Anns. O - ndia Stocl;, '2G6-India ornil(ls , 4iar Exch. Bills (10001.) ss 49 pm.-Cons. for Acc. S-I. Lelferfr'eisl 0-'n-1 ilnvlng!pri- , 7Tic R'esel HFn,, Dake of Angotliewc'. Most Serene Lordr-When 1, induced by tYarslniitristrt nnd m v itcsire to co ...

... PLYMOUTH 8 DOCM Gnstavus Gidley, Esq. succeeds Mr. Fox, as collector of the Excise, at Plymouth. Plymouth TTheatre opened oni Monday ?? is the munificietit spirit by which Mr. Brunnton is met here, that ub less than two thousand eight hundred and eighty tickets, to be osed any night indiscrinminatply, were already phircbased of hii on Saturday last, MIss Brulaton and Mr. YateY are amongt the ...