... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... IIANKRUIPTCY ENLeApril L t T. WVelch, of Great Tuwer.stieet, wite merchant, from April to April i9. BANERtXPTSt J. Mundell, of Liverpool, draner, April '23 04 and .O' 13, a.t buOldc the George Inn, Live pool. So icitorsAIr. eN Cover °°thamltob logo, Chancery-lane; and Mlessrs Ocred and Co. LiverP d S ;1. Crawford. ofLiverpool, ship chandler, April 23, .2#. so r1O 13 at o11e, at the Office of ...

... I PARIS, APRIL I -An enbargo has been laid on all Spanish vesxels intthe ports of France. b MARSEILLES, APRILi 2-An orderby telegraph wasthismor- ing received1 by the authorities of tbis port, to lay an embargo oil te sall Spanish vessels; this was immediately put into execution, and le several which were oevtsideXthe port, on the: point of sailing, were compelled to rcturn bv the boats of the ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE of pril 22. ItANlKRUPTCY ENLARGRD. J. O'Brien, of Broad-street-buildings, merchant, from March 3, to April 26. BANKRUPTCY StiJPERSEDED. J. Eaglesfiald andJ. Wall, of Ntki Leestershire, hesters. J. Wild, late of Adtlngton, Cheshire, farmer, May7, at four, 8, and June 3, at ten, at the Angel Inn. Macclesbield. Solicitors Mr Ainsworth, Br.nowlck-atreet, Macclesfield; and ...

... THB REB'BNV. ABS-TRACT of the NET PRODUCE of the REVENUEoGR TB TANInteYaseedchArl18, and 5th April, 2825, distingUiElling teQurr. Quortera ended Qu~~ ~~arters esrded 24h~ul, 10t Oct. 5th Ja . th priledA p Sil 5th July, 10th Oct. Sth Jan. 5th A prifl, edAprll 2, 18 2. 18 2. 88 2. 1822. 5822. 18 3. 1 823 1823. 1821 . 0e £e a A. £ a JR 2,~ 233 2,480,6899 2,829,87 9,535,751 1,949,168 2.641,808 2 ...

... ZANTr, MARcu S.-The Greek blockade of tile Gulf of Corinth still continaos, but of twelve vessels. whicli formed the squadron, only two and a fire-ship remain. The blockade kept up by these ships is merely nominal, as several vessels have entered the Gulf and delivered their cargoes safe. Somne English vesselshave arrived at Patras with cargoes of provisions. ST. Uies, MARCH 13.-Art IMiides, ...

... S~iP iVEWSV. PAnis, APRIL 25.-The Ernest,-arrived at Havre from Mar- tinique, brings the news of the Jean Bart having entered Marti. nique, Roads w)Ei.h her rich prize. The Captain of the Aunibal . writes that this ratieon (for'so li&`cals theipri'2) was a Letter ot 'Marque; that in the night she nisook'the Jeani Bart for a Mer- chantman, and. attacked her, tnd this gave occasion to the cap- t ...

... MEETING AT THE LONDOlq tOVF.E-HOUSE. Yesterday a numerous and respectable Meeting of the What'- fingersLighermen, Corn and Coal Constiners,' and others inte- rested in the Navigation of the River Thames, took place at the London Coffee-House, for the purpose of opposing the content- plated Duty upon Coals, &c. a measure-suggesred to defray the e%- a pences of the sew London Bridge. Mr. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... GIBRAL~st, M~cH 8.A Span~h squdron, c0O t1 fthe Asia of 64gnCslafrigate,caArethtisa corvette, and Aguiles brig of wai to cruise in the Ilediterrancan, under the cOmn nsand of Rer-iAdmiral Vicaro. otetatheFliL CONSTANTINOPL.E, Fan. 025.-It is reportedtar tile FrolriceLO therington. is lqst onl the IslandofS. spsdha tl for teplonacco unt othe tocOe. s Gibse athe taking. in such of her cargo as ...