... tI4FASDAY'S po t. IRtOMJ THE LONDON GAZETTE, TIPESDAY, JA. NVAIY 18. Bl..LINE UPTY. Oaro) Isaacs, of Hachile-road, Middlesex:, jeCelr. Vil9l;LTMl~tle, of I'mixhimil, Survey, yncrc!er. .3o)hin. Bcail, oFNewgate-street, LD)IO r I1td\Vrom~afl Edward WVoodgatov jun. an ws J1umes ,ite,'af Wp1,ei . around-stirect, Sar re ti, dvatot .Gceorge Oliver, (Of Slhinner-ikb:cedt, u~rild.m, liinen draper.. ...

... LON.DON MARKETS. COJA'EYXL ANYGE, .Oc.,31. : -rl s-re-vAis; good siipyly of Ess ex ?? Kdenetil *Ybeat -this zmorliziug, most-rtf whichi reinaiitcuunsidl at the rlose of the- MAlueet, altli6nghb offered at 2s, per quarter lower than thii day sc'aiglstonu accoont of its inferior quality; 'the fiue blealin, sarples, bothold and uewi.readily~obtrine, our last qui)ta- ?? is very dull a6n itich ...

... S!IJP NET1'S - T'0oM5ts-t1 Noet S 27-vrt ietl *hc Nil,-t (Ii fltr(. (,Cll,. I enio . I f'F *-, wain *, I e i, /i.i 1 .1iidr w . nsvsv, :j, C pt. I::l. r; I 16. ( .t P. i ai Flaver, t1(. (Cas'. I rl,.lnt. ail t'fli 'ur for thi 't'l'.l';ni oinin ,i Alsn nrritv.t AliPtIt 6-- saIi Ii it W-t III i ril aiiJ ilier mlc. S~vlt'r3r!nim1 Prte,.le fr. ti; t) E i.' (. ji;iI, sd -s . iu Wist !iir.So ...

... VORN hXICHANGP,, ','NxbAv, DEc. li, I -?r?. We had a very dtill sale this day for WVhteat, which wvas in Yreat penty., both 1nglish and Vorcirn, and there wvero very few huyIrr.' Nn orei dould be olithined for thOiferior kin-s, aind 11ie heut rre from 1s. to4s. per qnarter ceiiper.-Pease (if ench in d, anl Nk tw Be ns are alhoIIt ss. pertniar tet cheap er, and bifI d lt inIsal e.-'NIilt of ...

... s81rp NY1.,PS.. GAELANtr ACTION. |Acrtuntorfa nost galzint action between the merch~tit ship lihernia,. of r..o':idoa, Captain John Lennoos, with iqi guns andI z-men an i boys, and the Corniet American. privateer, of 14 COns andi r z men --. S-r. InO MAS'S, JAN. 27-ClAptainl Crabtree. of the biig I Wasp arrived here the toth inst. frosi Londori. fie states, that iie' fell iln withI a privateer ...

... Leeds iCerx4Iarhet, Tuesday, Oct. 18. Wheat ?? Load ?? 26s Od. to 32s 0 t Bean. a tw r ..ditto , 20s. Od. to 22i: 0d Oats . pet Quarter (8 bushel). 25s. ld. to 35i. Oji Barley .. ditto . (new) .. 48s. Od. to 47.. Od Ditto ?? . .. (old) .. 30. to 3Sn. Sherilig ?? ditto ?? 28s. 01. to 42. 04 Ptke of Tallow, I Do. 24. per 1tone. Yesterday's XK-akefield C Con-Xarket.. We ald.a grond supply of ...

... LONDON GAZETT&E SA7'URDA),J4N. i50 BANKIPUPTS. Edntird Ambrose, of ing-strecet, l.On. Wareholseman, d. c. to sar. Jan I8, 25. and Feb. 26,at io.--Atts. Sweet and Stokes Rasi.ghall street. Thnmas Hio dswcrrzh, Aution-Mart Coffee-Hloure. Lon..vic- tkalar, w~np Tperchlant, d c. ?? su?. Jan. eb, Feb. 2. and 96, at t.-Att. Stelntus. Sboi.Collee-Gardens, Alderman. - bury, lon. ?? Duke, Yok, cotnhm ...

... |.CORN-EXCIIANG, Alark-~lnc, LONDOf* F 21 SioNra r, Decrrn'nr i 9. The arrivals of wheat this moruing by land iamplee, fronm Essex and Kent, *were quite short ih Mafklk-stte, and of a quality worse, if p1saible, thtal we have vet seen, and the greatest part remains willtout a single oaler. The huyeri, however. nmsle considerable. pu r- chases in foreign xvherat *r tle bet lquality, at prices ...

... HULTL, Feb. 14, 1814. SHUIP NBIES. re AnIIVALS -Xf Gra'vesnd, The Elizabeth, Foireft, I Dn from the Isle of France.-t Liverpooe, 'rIhe Oresres, r Uoger, from Palerno.-At Waterford, The Lord Cath- '] cart, Bellamy, from Maranham, for Lihetpool.-At I a. Simrna, The Louisa, Forster, from London. r t, The York Packet, Morrison, from Leith, Rfor IHull, f has put into Shields, to repair dasiage in ...

... _ _ _9 *]iHUffi&j, SlPT. 119 181]4.* s ZUiP N7T1C W8 .' ARRIVALS.-It GCothsmrg, The Crown, Beverley; Lull Sptcul3tjou5I TihOnstill both1 from this port. The cotnvoy for the Baltic sailed from, the Hrumberh on Tuesday last. The London convoy %vhich had put in by contrary winds, sailed the same tide. Another a convoy sails from heas~ethe 26th inst. g Tile master of tshe brig Elizabetli, of ...

... e (Contiaredfrom our l.J c . Villiai Turslnbull, a farmer, at South Belton, in Faft Lothian, near Dunbar, ftated, that he had purfued his prefent occupation ten years, and rcnted 354 Scotch acres, which was about one-fifth more than the fame. r quantity of Engilif acres. The free importation of r tforeign grain would, he thought, be thc ruin of agricul- t turifts, from the great expenfe they ...

... .- - t f .., . - 1-t.A5 t . Ii~ heGazette of Saturday night contains a congratui- latory Address upon the Peace to the Prince Regent b : from the ministers- of the Methodist Societies, first I d estaiished by the. lkte Rev. John Wesley. We have e *t eatracted thc fdlilodtig passage respecting the Slave t n Trade:- t or . :We cannot; hdwsvet, conceal frorm your Royal e Ht Highness, thlat ...