... Sunday 's Post. —By Ex,press. ifiaifitr. THIS Gazette contains fifteen loyal addresses the Recent, from various parts of the kingdom. Wii bat-Average price (Knß.&Wales) per W. 7».6d. 81 ft ah—Average 1/. I'm. 9]rf. per Cwt. Prices in Wu-r#, llaxts, Don- MiT, S[ Somerset, in the week ending Thursday last. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Means. AVttTS 170*. id. 3JU. *i ...

... Saturday's Post. Friday vetting, Dcwbliu 8. THIS Gazette contains his Majesty's Order in Council prohibiting the exportation of arms or ammunition, to any port or place ou the Coast Africa, any ports or plates within the Strcighu of Gibraltar. William Berry, Gent, F.xeter, and Charles Hill, Gent, Salisbury, are appointed Masters Extraonliaary in Chancery. Wheat 66t. W 37*. IW,—Oats 30#. lli. ...

... Saturday's Post. Friday June I. Whitehall, Til IF. Kiuir li:ts pleased lo grant to the Right Reverend Father in God John Ranks, Bishop St. David's, the Deanery of the Cathedral ('hutch Durham, void by the death Dr. Charles lleiwy Hall, late Dean thereof. Price* of Corn ver Quarter, England and for the week ending May 25, Wheat S»U. Orf—Barley 40*. 2rf—Oats Od. Average, the Imperial Quarter: Vf ...

... Saturday's Pont. Friday livening. May lb. AT the Court at St. James's, the day of May 1827, present, the King's Most Excellent Majesty in Council, the Right Hon. James Abercromby and the Right Hen. Robert Wilmot Horton were, by His Majesty's sworn of His Majesty s Movt Honourable Privy Council, and took their respective places at the Board accordingly. , _ This Gazette contains orders for the ...

... of the fens. Ely, Feb. 5. THE waters here have been higher by six inches tha'i ever remembered, and the gale wind on Sunday, the ult.justat high water, present**! may conceived but cannot be property rolled over the banks i./a truly described. distress of the inhabitants of the ihe , aegrw. At length the banks gave S most directions and inundated sixty thousand acres six feet deep, involving ...

... Sunday's Post. —7?y Express. THIS Gazette contains orders for tli e Court's change of mourning on the 19th inst. fo r our late Most Gracious Sovereign; to change mourning further the 9th of Apiil next, and to out of mourning on the 30th of April next. BANKRUPTS. Win. V. Hatch', of Shiptlliam, Norfolk, tanner. A* Kclty, of the Pull-Mall, jeweller It •ilvcwmiili. M. J. firry, nf Cannon-street ...

... lONl> gazette;, PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY NIGHT, JUKE 9. At the Court the Queen's Palace, the 6th of e, 1804. F.LSENT, The King's Most Majesty in Council. day the Rin,ht Hon. Henry Lord Mul^rave was, his Majesty's command, sworn of his Majestv's Most Hon. Privy Council, and took his •place the Board accordingly. His Majesty having been pleaded, the day of May la. ...