... IiTL .DA'I0S POT 0NYINiED. Ban1crupts fron Saturday's Gazette. Valentine Hosking, of Walton, near Aylesbury, builder and timber merchant. John Robert Saxbyi of the borough of Souiliwark, hop merchant. Daniel Philip W7ade, of Hadleigh, Suffolk, tanner. Thos. Sutcliffe, of Windle House, Bradford, York- shire, worsted stuffimanufacturer. Joseph Dyson, of Netberion, Yorkshire, clothier. Thomas ...

... In the afternoon of yesterday the funds were suddenly affected by the active circulation of warlike rumours, founded on alleged facts de- rived from various quarters. Preparations in foreign ports-activity in our dock-yards, con- tracts for pork and biscuits, great coats and blankets, were all forward-and produced a general depression in foreign securities. Con- sols were slightly affected, ...

... THiJUTELL AND PIERCE EGAN. The following particuliars respecting John Thurtell. are extracted from a pamphl et just publisbed by Pierce' Fgan, entitled Memoirs An JofMi Thurfell. The lollowing is from ?? secondi interview with I Thurtell, on Friday, Decernber5; 1823; it ?? an hour after the trial was adjourned, I again to went to tegaol, and wao admitted. Upon entering to the yard, the ...

... I ?? ;0101.010 'W Tllc .alf, '0 8.0toI Pk T n S. JA\N . 19, . 1I P.,U S, JAN. , c T is 0fi tlw It rlhe Iling, iin the Cotin- t cili h ou~en l5~(W'sd1 last, tpornirrated KlnirIlts. I ('00)zandeeS Ot' his Oirderrs, the ATciuke JOran - Jospil, seeond soen of the Emperor i of Mtria, the prince Royal of Pruisda ?? °W!Riliam, the (frand Duke (Con stantinne Paulolvitch, I brother t the 1;nlipeTor of ...

... I. .>a t . I . . - A - t. SA TUJ::4 'S LI11tNDOIN GAZETTE. II VX~n ~us ccn leaedto appoint T th lin. Frc~rjc Cahcnt (nw ~crearyto his ?? t ~. Po bugh)to ?? ?? JAN. 13i. The ?? f hs Mjesy'sIlousebold, ba?nppint d ~trttetan.Coone Chrle rPshwood. Orooa O hi Majs~ye mst Hnoirabe Privy Chant- berin rdi-.ny, n te rom f Fedeick Chapmian, ~lttO' ?? *AXVAIIV 1ilL 2d eghnranl oi Life Guards, Cornet ...

... susslEX, * SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1C24. e | We are nost bnppy to state tbht the King I A ?? iii She unint cnupted enjoymfent of god health and spirits. On Surday h is Majesty Una fao minly attended divine Service in the Palace Chapel. The discourse from the pulpit was delivered by the Dean of tic Hereford, from the 40th andl .1st vorste of the 3d chap. | sl Ccc of Lamentations ?? - Let us ...

... i I :I F I m . . 9 t., I s? irlp'tro,06ar, o Xo - ?? PROM TU'ESDAY'S' LON-DON GAZETTE. se of ANNE'11, P T S.- Juii UuA(lqon, Great * Pu aoolt{tra~ti St?.MF:y lofne. eOl, uicrchanh.- PI J3 Janms D1)o rt, Stotkpr z tchtolv.e Clivtetr, pub- tji licaun.-Mi. Pel, Cl ak-Inve, iLonlon, intrnia t,-i ja D 00', , Bun~i ttinghnn. ?? ?? Asu7e, HoltuID 2.idi: m, teoa! ?? Oakei ...

... L 0 N DON, FSRID: Y, y J,:NU 0iRY 10, M.13. - - . ?? I. . - The Frcnch Jotlsik or 1f ?? uesee y lhlrlt nto- 10 thing of moment either ft'oen Srain, or any otdl gp.uar- If ter of the Continent. A trial is going ?? at l'arls, -abic't excites sonme interest Stst P'rench olecrs, -who, being ?? compromnised in France, Pro- reeded to Spasin early last ye-r, are undtr a pro-'cu.So . ?? a conspiracy ...

... - PORTSMOUT'H'-, SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1624. W avea Fssuredthat orders have l)ceu issued to expedite the re-equipmnent of the Puvy end rriper, I which ships are to sail early in the spring, with captains Parry Lyon, and Frank in,, who are to renew their Y efiorosteo ntake a North-Westerm Passage to the East- ern Sca.-These Ofiicers are simultaneously.to.prodeed tlt, on this interesting object, ...

... I SOUTI API1ON, SA4TURDA4Y,.JANUA4RY 17, 1824. Id. -The Quarter Sseson n for this town weie held ?? this day at the Guildhall. before R. Eldridge, Esq., Mao;C. H. Hammond, Esq.; Recorder, and a hench of Vagistrateas; -when John Ki'ich and James Kinch were convicted of stealing 16 pounds of rope, the property of Mr. D. Ellyett, on the 19th December last- be) Joho Kinch 14 days imp. irs the ...

... RS ?? noM ?? it V A N ?? ERS. 3tRjO3 TH GER MAN PAPERS. 1Y Co *NOV. SO. tst ?? ao,,i theo Moreao ree, on evec in teis carnpaisvnl the Greuks he, At i ta tU end, hail the advantage -:evry where.- A A t T ?? engaged in discu :sing StW te eesVb, whethterth? { ought to venture anrorher ] the q or estio! OOllwocte with the qreeks. tit ',IThigre berm ee very wanrt debates on ?? subJect, 1)5L ...

... LONDON, M:NDAY, JJANUA4RY 12, 18M3. The -kpis I ?? ?? of Friollv, came to band l ft s. At ihe int'toue of F .M iilele, the French I ing hat; established twuo oards of Traele: the tirst, h comyosed ot'all the Ministers, with some ether persorus, is to be supreme BReasd the otber is to yrepare mete- rials for its use eld getitariee. The inferior i'oar(d is recommended, because it has been foilud ...