SOUTH A EXTRACT OF A LATTER faun T. THOMAS, OCT. 20. General Alorillo, to whom the least exaggerated give 5,000 Milt, is preparing to open the campaieu the hide of Calaboso, wham he II:04 his troops: it is i.ot pre. bable that he wiuild trice much success, tite Independent chiefs

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The late EmhM; to Chin* ha* not been who ly nnproductife of aJ»ant.. the European wor d, the eeoernphv the Yellow Sea ha. been materially iworovcd the dUcovcrie. the .hip* which coo*eved the F.inba»*yi end. what perhap* of more importance, people hare been discovered whose artle

BANKRUPTS. T. H. Lloyd, Aldermanbury, elethier. W. Bath, Esher, rietaaller. <5. Kirk. Leeds,ateh e-keCper. R. Steele. Bri.lol. drnceisl. ... TT. Wade. Ilolland-strcet, Otford-road, baker. M. Selree, Johomtrect. Holbom. money-senrener. DIVIDENDS. Dee. 23. Metcalf, New Loodon-stre

AD. Dee. 3. Wheal, per qr. 8d» to I'*?- Prate. • - . 4H tu M Barley, • - SO- to s‘>-i>d Oat», to 3h Beano. - - 36- to 50 Old Beam - 66c —« UXBRIOOK. Dec. 4. New Wheat, per load, - —l.—a a —I. At. Wheats- Id. IT) a S6! IC> ! Beano 41- >4 a SB< Barley, ixr qr. S9» a jii- <V ( Rve -

EDW. PtERCV, New Farm, Rorhcrficld Grays, Oxfordsliiie. farmer, to surrender Nov 23, Dec (3, and .fail 0, twelve, Guildhall, Londun. Attorney, Mi Beckett, Noble-street, Foster-lane. JOHN LATHAM, Romsey, Southampton, common-brewer, Dec ll,at one, 12, and Jan. 0, at one, Hie Hoisc

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ALL Persons bavin; any Claim on the Estate the late Mu Tnouss Brown, Nurseryman, Slough, are requested forward their Areouols. And ail Persons Indebted to the said Estate, the Ksecular,, V.. and C- BROWN, respectfully beg leave request of. them an early Remittance. Dec. 4, 1817.

Lord I think it would ealremcly hard upon the Commissioners, If, the discharge of tiig.defendant lire Conit should declare the commitment to have been an improper one. The Court ha* certainly, right require the Commissioners that they should give credit to asseitions which ought