... Homan Crgsrlatcfe pabemrnt, recently discorered adjoining the Rampart within Micklegate Bar, Yoik. By WILLIAM FOWLER, Engraver of »evetal Roman Te««elaled Pavements, and many oilier Antiquities, which have been highly honoured and liberally patronised by the Right Hou. Sir Joseph Banks, Bart.; the Council of the Society of Antiquaries ; the two Universities; by mos) of the principal Nubility, ...

... WHEREAS, RICHARD NELL, of Great- Gunisby, in the County of Lincoln, Common-B.ewer, hath by Indenture date the twenty-sixth day of March last, conveyed and assigned all his real and personal Estate ami Effects unto Charlis Thompsok, Anl..by, tn the County York, Merchant, and Roar. Gleadow, of the town of Ktngston-upon-Huli, IN TRUST for the benefit of his Citditors Notice is therefore hereby ...

... The Gazette of Saturday contains an official announcement of measure highly beneficial to commerce, and one of the happy consequences of the restoration of peace. Lord Bathuist has notified to the ministers the different poweis at ourcouit, that the restrillions the poits o( Italy have been taken off. The commerce of this country with the Mediterranean is, therefore, replaced in the state in ...

... M A R IC E T S. EtINIHURGH-MAV 5. ewl ED;NiittsNURGH-MAY 5. - r. r2. s. d. . d. s. d. d ne geef, per lib. 0 7 a 0 9 Potatoes ?? 7 a 0 8 ot Mutton ?? 0 9 a 010 Butter, per lb. 2 0 a 0 Ii b Veal ?? 8 a 0 1 Eggs,perdoz.0 11 a O 0 i Pork ?? 8 a 0 9 Tallow, pr st. 14 6 a 16 0 re Lamb, pr qr.5 6 a 6 6 Hides, per st. 7 0 a 8 0 1 0f Ouarterii Loaf ?? O Calfshins,prlb.0 10 a I 0 1l Ikfitl-searket, ...

... LEITH MARKETS.-APRIL SO. - _ t _1 - -1 - , FLAx.-Some small lots of Archangel, of gool quality, It have been sold at 68s. and Liebau 4 brand at 75s. sS HePis and TALLOw-are little in request. - Asuas.-30 ?? Pearl lhave sold at 80s.-In d Petersburgh Re sales have taken place. SUGAR.-In consequence of the uncertainty respecting the .e drawbackcand duty on French Clayeds, nio business has: been t ...

... IJIARKET7 HERALD. Coire ExCHANOit, MIonday, 1ay 312, 1814 In the course of lait week we lUad abundant supplies of Ib1ost kinds of Grain, which were cunsequently selliug on lowver Trms.-T'lu're were no Iresh arrivals this morning of any coneequence, hence pribne Wheat, Essex and Kent, lItched soninehat hbetter p rices ; a fdw file white samples reached 7 js. per quarter and 24s. fur fine Essex ...

... SHI-ip NEWS. rf I'VllOra'2r. MAY t.-Sail :! the l'lindara a nlI ZephIyr sinopqs ¾ or war, havinlg 1e-bir Ero-soVy trhe ourts'i-rr l>ornll Me literrafnea V fleet, coiIistiri;g of ibriut '?o .iilf at nI thIe Ot-isu IIISlIonI of War, Nxirih a fleert nuder roirig ey sir.) irhortra rIN d trhe North of Snlin. Sailed the lit Vet seship, riliposid for l;.rdeaux, t o trake troopsito r America. t!? PO ...

... LIST OF BANKRUPTS, With the Descriptions copied verbatim from the Gazette. James Monuton, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster. dealer in cotton, cotton-twist,'and weft. d. c. to sur. May e5 26S, at It, and June It, atS, at the Mosley Areme in, its Manchaester.-Att. Heslop, Manchester. Richard Braithwaite, of Cathorine-court. Tower-Hill, in the city of Loneon, ship and inscrance.broker, d ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesday, Mfay 3. ?? BANnUtlPTS. William Honywill, of the city of Bath, in the county of So; merset, braidy merchant, d. c. to sur. May te, at 6, ?? and June l4, at ii, at the Greyhound inn, Biti&.-Att. Phene, hlelksham. James Earl the elder, of Westmoreland-plove, City-road, in the coanty of Mliddlesex, cattle.melerman, tosur. May 7. 17, ?? 14, at I1.--Anst. Street and Wolfe, ...

... iONDON MARKETS. t the OCORN EXZCArING17 ,fay 2. th Jn the course of litst sveeli sre hadl ablmidaut stup-p1ies rf nost linds of Gr;giu, which were ?? selling s nlower ternns.-7i'hen were nlo fresh arrivals this ,; j morning fanyc quseqllueice, lence pritre wheat, Escwx and Kent, fut lrche somewhlat better prices; a few line u white samples reaciiled '7m. per quarter auid 73Is. fol fine Eswext ...

... THE Pubfcc attention having been lately much drawn to the subject Insanity, and the geneial and increasing of this affliffing disease being so fully admitted, little need be said by the Pioprietors of a New Institution for the reception of Lunatics, to point out its utility, or to shew its necessity: that necessity has long been felt; its utility must depend on the manner in which it conduced. ...

... SHIP Kbit'S. AstiVAis. —At Bremen. Richard and Fanny. Atkin ; Eet.y Harlow; and Adventure, l.aw.on, from this p-.rt _.fr Sftithead the iU nil . The Alexander, Hunter, from hence to l.isbou, and sailed the Sfith. Capt. John Pounsberry. late roaster of the selmoncr Ik, of this port, arrived here Sunday •enn.ght Iron. Gothenburg; Capt. P. left Ahouse. (six Swedish mile, from Carlsham.) Monday the ...