... WOOLLEN MANUFACTUREzDUTY ON FOREIGN WOOL IMPORTED. Cheerful are the labours of the loom, By health and ease accompanied: they bring Superior treasures speedier to the State Than those of deep Peruvian mines. DYER'S FLEECE. Up to a very recent period the woollen manufacture was of greater importance and value than any other branch of pur manufacturing industry; and, though now surpassed by the ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE, ,-July 12. BANEIXUPTC1ES ENLARGED. J. Buck, of Goldsmith's-row, Hackney-road, carpenter, from July 15, to July 26. R. Pettit, of College-hill, picker, from May 27, to July 15. B. Milnes, late of Htalifax, grocer, from July 15, to July 26. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. . T. James, of ChepstOw, Monmnouthshire, grocer. BANKR-UPTS. J. Illingworth and J. Knowles, of Leeds, ...

... FED~ the LONDON GAZETTE, July 8. BANKRUPTS. B. Dods, of Highb-street, Southwark, linen-draper, July 12, 22, and Aug. 19, at one, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrnpts, Basing. hal -street. Solicitor. Mr. Lester, New-coort, Crntched-friars. J. Glarldield, of the Strand, wine merchant, July 15, 22, andAug. 19, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street, Solicitors ...

... BARCE A, MAY 28.,-This poti continually blokaded selofny onsquece hathasbee capure beogn to this plcIsceGad uk on rm ec oHvn. Yeteda evern at ge arge brig ith Brts oousn bu 1 d tons h~thc n hen stning in for this port, wabought was.. afterwad towudout two sieao byathle schnpsner andla frgae. She f wasepy laead paetl aefr LteEatI d Iti saed,'ta 12enouthof 1 s prvaeern havesaied from Ma- t lin ...

... FLANDERS AND DUTCI MAILS. ODESSA, JUNE 18.-Letters from Constantinople of the 11th of this month say, that the Porte has received authentic in- formation of the organisation of the new Government of the Morea; and it appears that it begins to renounce the delusion which made it expect early to subdue that country. Greece presents at this moment a picture of perfect concord, what- ever its ...

... GIBRALTAR, MAY 26.-A Migtico called the Fortuna, BEwers, Master, belonging to this port, was taken by Spanish privateers on her return from Salee, with specie and goods to the amount of 50,OOD dollars, and carried Into Algestras,- but was soon liberated in consequence of a letter from the British Consul, and an armed vessel from hence went over for her. The cargo of the English BombardrTwo ...

... LISBoN, JUNE 10.-The Gazette contains several official Decrees, one appointing M. de Oliveira Minister of the Inte- ior.; anotlier~ resnstatsng' the. Qeen in her. rights; and a third, relative to the proceeoings' Xgaiiist General Stocklei, now (June 7) a prisoner in the tower of St. Vincent deBelin. His Majestyt not choosing to interfere with the courso of jus- tice, dbes not order inll to lhe ...

... . )lAVRS JUNE 26.-We learn from Bordeaux that the Amelie, Perrier1 which sailed from hence 27th ulto. for Senegal, was sent into Corunna 6th i nstant, by the Heroiqnelllna Spanish P~revateer. BORDrLAUv, JUNE 24.-The Penelope, Etiliare, froth Bengal and Bour. bon arrived in the river 22d instart, end in coining up grounded about ix tisagues below thc towrn. Her-cargo is now sending up ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE, Jul&y 19. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. F. Naish, of Tiverton, Somersetshire, clothier. B. Consitt, of Klngston-upon.-Hll, had R. Lee, of Sculcoates, York. shire, merchants . ANIKUPTS. 3. Thorpe, of Worl9oop, Nottinghamsbire, maltster, Jully S, and Auz i, and 3D, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn,-AVrorksop. Solicitors, Mr. H. Owen, Worksop and Messrs. Hall and Co. New ...

... TARRAGONA, JUNE 4.-Tlh Brilliant, of Banff, Wilson, ar- rived here yesterday, from Naples; she was bound to Barce. l.ona, but when within three miles' of her destination was brought to by a French schooner of war, belonging to the fleet lockading that port, and was ordered to alter her course, or they wol fire into her. Several Sardinian vessels have ar- rived her different ports of Italy ...

... ' PAIS, JULY 13.-The Spanish brig Neptnne, which was car- ried into Brest the 6th iristant, by the Cybele frigate,'is a vessel of 160 tons, armed with six 181b. carronades,-two 61b. 27 men, and two Passengers; 'among them a Colonel and a Captain.- The Cybele has also taken another Spanish vessel, called the Alliance of the Nation, of 180 tons, with 40 passengers; among them a Colonel, Lieut. ...

... LIMA, JAN. 31.-The Belgrano has been on this %?arst two or three de- grees to the Northward, and it is understood to be the intention and re. solation of the crew to take only Peruvian flags. Fge. 9.-Theports of Intermedios are declared again In a state of blockade theAorora frigate is here ; aIso the Peruba. FEn 21.-A letter has been addressed by the merchants to Capt. Pres- cott, of the ...