... 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. ...

... Smyp'*AS. 4rsga'f@,of 44 guns, ar yen~rettrr§ rr Toub4,fbr.FhWjOpose of protecting thl French trade throu#1i09hA~8,* 4Atq ahdiUedathis morning with tot at v ~E l~IN*o~oo4~ iopjg~searatbeCowa sdICjlfnd bir r I u g is r~Lesseofdl ~~~~~ng crh Idof Maui and~ii1return- 'l~aqri lviirtdtchsbe 8isruck d filed; The crewp took 5toi ulioat.@'o bnd and~ has notsince bnitdi feared ohat nonef t th ~~~~~~~, ...

... FLANDLRS MAIL. .Ve received last night Brusecls Papers to the 12th instant. The. IOlIn'Wsiog tire extracts:_, BrussELs, MARCH '9.-Yesterday a Russian Officer passed tseu~gi this city, os his way from St, Petersburgh to London, with dispat ches. This morning a Russian Courier pssed through also,, from St. Peeriurgh to London. Four m.Isrchants' Cou- riers from Panis toAnisterdam passed through ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... sHIP NEWS. LOSS OF THE LIVERPOOL PACKET, THE ALERT. The dreadful intelligence reached town yesterday morning, of be above packethaving been sunk within a few miles of Holy- head, in a dead caln, when upwards of one hundred and thirty persons who were on board, perished. 'Ihe following are the only particulars which had been received at Lloyd's of this disas- trous event:- 41 HOLYHEAD, IMIAhLCI ...

... FLANDEIS MAIL .. . S 1 We received, yesterdays Brussels P'apers, to the 15th instant. The tolwt reevd yestrdayBrtS 9P The Aollowi 2re4 he Grand pc: ie Constantine set out yes- terdaBy virSteofapDore of his Majesty the Emperor, 3000 recruits are to lid his year for the Polish army. cruits a obelekATCH 4.-Tie official Gazette of to-day, contains BETRLIN a long article givins ait account of the ...

... A Meeting of Merchants, Planters, and others, interested in the trade and prosperity of the West Indies, was held in tfe City of London Tavern,yesterday, for the purpose of petitioning Parlia ment against the proposed Equalization of the Duties upon East India and Vest India Sugar. About 300 tere present.. Mr. C. Ellis, M.P., being called to the Chair, proposed the addition of several Members ...

... .SMITHFrELD, TqARO??O- mar PtAiv SMITHFIELD, aVIAntU rices are nearly the sanme as lati narkMod4yi bit aeell;dp to be obtalned this morning with less dihiculty fdfood sat, aud the marke et certainly looks better than on Friday. - vr he maret ceaInCES AT SMITHFIELD MARKET TnlS nAr-' 3s 4d. to 4s. 4d. Veal :.4s, 4d. to Ss. eef - 4 --od, to 4o . 6d. Pork ..3s. 8d. to 49. 8 d 151Utt~n ...

... BAAVk OP E1GI/.TN. A Quarterly General Court of Proprietors'of Bank Stock was it held yesterday at the Bank of England, . The CHAIRMAN proposed a half-yearly dividend of four per cent. and accounted for the reduction of one per cent. by o stating that there had been an important diminution of the usual eprofits of the Compary. e Mr. GUNDRY, in opposing the reduction, observed, that the e ...

... - 15 (EXTRACT~ aRNo A LETTER OF Nov. 19,1822.) :' I have little pleasing to coinminica~kte respecting the commerce :yof Cia er ihteecpigo Bombay opium, India andStritsproucemus beallsol ata loss this season. Of Octoer lenal piu, Iundrstnd hat scarcely 2000 cbsests hav asyetf~shedChitaandI a tod at the present rate of Sals. hsqdtti sliin u he years. Up to the frto No.& ms ta 0cetshdbe old At ...