FROLT - LIE LONDON GAZETTE, OCT. 15. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED Thomas Johnson, of Fleet-market, cabinet-maker, to surrender October 29, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS. David Evans, of Southampton -court, Southampton-row, linen, draper, to surrender Oct. 22, 29, and Nov. 26, at ten,

. . Victory—The Right Hon. turd NELSON, K B. Vice. , Admiral of the White, Coinitykider - in 'Chief, &c. &C. ; . . . . . John Scott, Esq Secretary ; Charles W. Adair, Captain, I R o yal Marines ; Win. Ram, Lieutenant ; -Robert Smith and Alex. Palmer, Midshipmen'; Thos. 'Whipple,

Another day has elapsed, and we are still without any letters from the Continent. Three Hamburgh Mails are now due. A Morning Paper 'notices a rumour " in one of the first political circles," that the ENT? ZItOR of GERMANY had conc.ented to an Armistice with the .Enemy. We . att

PALACE-COURT. - - bIONEX-LENDER S. COTTL V.l-ITEPIIEU SUN. This wxs an action on a of Excl'a'ng e , h f l £3O, drawn by ..Yoling (upon, and accepted •by Defendant) who had indor..,;ed it over to Arden for valuable consideration. The efence, howeve r ' 4 lll o the action was, that

PORTSMOUTH, OC' t ing Out her powder I ° fr. She has been fc attd is in a very - bad i strong fears th t hey could reach a p , %ale, except six sh Iwitaiped, under cha 411 d a frigate, which 4ssistance. The *ailed with them frorr of wind, some time 1 1 1 1 le Chiffone frigate t5

It has puzzled our most', acute politiciilms to account for the state of the -French Finances in the ast and in the present war, which certainly must strike every one . as being much more favourable than was to be expected, in a country where a national bankruptcy had annihilate

COURT OF KING'S- BENCH, Nov. Lord ELLENnoltouCirr sat from 9 tO .10 at Nrisi Prias, to take undefended causes, and then the . COurt sat. . - • 'THE KING V. LOWTIfER, ES(z George Lowther, Esq. received the judgment of the Court, for a libel on J. T. Bait, Esq.. one of the, Magistr

• °) 52015.] WEDNESDAY, Oct. 16. PROM THE PARIS PAPERS. -0- ARTS, OCT. 6.—The • has established hi head-quarters at Stutgard. The army passed the Neckar without experiencing either sickness or desertion. Many conscripts have join- Id. A success not less important is, the junction