... place. DEAL, JAN. 20-Wind N.N.E.-This day minute gens were fired by his Majesty's ship Ramilies, On the funeral of his Itoyal 1-ighineas thin Duke of York ; lils Majesty's ships Re. xlce and Herefordlshire pastsed tiroogh last night. The oun. Company's shipj ...

... 18th of June last. These, papers I S, [announce the safe arrival at, and departure from, St.Croix se de Tenei'ifre of. the ship Waterloo, with troops oia board, ie for Batavia, which sailed from the Downs on the 9th of [I. May last. ?? When Buocnaparte ...

... onit board-at dusk she d1pp '. heating bard. The Armerican briv Auror. hasa drifted derably, bitt we have heard ril no other casualty.-P.Sj Larch is on shore. The Coldstream, Stevens, arrived off the 'A ight fror, ,. gal; sailed thie l(;th if July, frotm ...

... to tile ,td ult., had entirely disap. parel. His Majesty's ship Vigilant arrived at Madeira an tle 15th July, in three davs from Lisbon, and sailed 0ib Lie I itn for Africa. His .Majesty's ship Mledina re. rainal at Funchal. at the desire of tile Governor ...

... Head Master of Christ's Hospital, L Rector of Colne Eugayne, in the county of Esstx _ COAL MARKFT, SaV. 17. Price. Ships at Market. Ships Sold. ass. 91. to 34.' 72 Nowcavitle . . MM .29s. 6d. to a7s. ` 17 Swndierland 631 * sSs Oa to S. , OhsYorksbtre 'A ...

... cattle and provisions, orders were given for imnsmense purchases, so that the army aiplot be in a condition to meet every casualty. We have this morning received intelligence from Odessa to the 3d September inclusive. The Emperor had sailed the day before ...

... a very low state. I trush the service it has rendered in landing the crews of twelve ships safe upon the shore will speak powerfully in its favour, 'hle only casualty I know of (and I was an eye witness to all that passed), was a broken leg of the master ...

... Londonderry by the ship- owners at Sunderland. On Monday morning last, the wind,, which was blowing from the S.Ny. suddenly came. round to. the N.E. between one and two O'clock, and blew most trcmen- dously. There was a number of light ships on the coast, ...

... of some ships from Odessa, laden. with provisions (but no corn). has already been mentioned. 'ilhe letter itn the c A4oasirtr Observer says, on this subject : We have been much . tarpeised within these few dave at the arrival-of several ships fom.r the ...

... the day thEve*,s6I conmmienced discharging the cargo, whiich .s psptialv dasndged. - 'The injuries the ship fbeceived by -this unfortunate casualty will renuire about- L.1900 or L 1500 to repair. Or Tbo'rsday'a'id' lriday eight boxes, weighing22 ews, ...

... Gibraltar May 23d, Cadiz 25tb. There were at Malta, on the 21st of April, his Maiesty'c ships Isis, Samarang, and Racer. Dif Cape de Gatt, May 4, spoke his Majesty's ship Dartmouth. The Eclipse packet arrived at Gibraltar on the 02Oth of May from Falmouth ...

... from Aug. 7 to Sept.25. J. Anderson, West Smithfield, bookseller, from Aug. 14 to Aug. 28. J. S. Southgate, Wells, Norfolk, ship-owner, from Aug. 14 to Aug. 24. BAN KRtUPTS. J. Mills, Camera street, Chelsea, currier. [Mayhew, Lincol's isin 6elds. C. Scbroder ...