... AJiOLITION OF TILE SLArI TRADB. L ?? A ...

... T7ESDITAY'S LONlDONV GAZETTE- - I _ I 3Zhitih,. Jiune 28, 1814. TiE' Iiox4 T~hzlries' the J':izoee Knees t ie;- hern pleascd toi graunt Ohe di iiN of a 1] irmlet of tire Crirted Kingdiom unto the 'gtigt lonD. Williamn -o'rrivitle, Li rd May3 r of London. BANKIRT2PTCY SUPEISEDED. C. heathorn, Maodione. li re-hai ner. BANKRU PTS. ?? Larne, Br isil, I ifrm:win . t j orites,, Mesrs. ,Wiiicomrbe ...

... Kellington adjoins the high-road between Snaith and Pontefract, being seven miles from each place. THE DISTRESSING CASE Mr. JOSEPH TAYLOR. ...

... . -F .,.. ' i;?rm r.. Mr. -J~Lro~n rnItA the lsteen s readiti 0ft.5, Pr lUin thie tnotioCthir ofthe Mt'f tile itxy of 6hd tt- te r a fewv vrordk ff'frri Ir Aeirotar Atkitiaa Mir. H. %iSpnlre &c. theOf. U ?n a'ithe ir ethe East Jndia Shieietla Bito, wai tiot. poned tilli to-mnrrow., .r I~ra CfTV fiAOLTS iint.h,; ' > MrsJorotrtrnvrel the sernnd read~ing of the !3~tl l~ir irm- p roving the ...

... LONDON GIZETTE, Saturday, June 25. LIST OF BANKRUPTS, With the Descriptiors copied verbatim from the Gazette, John Hidgson and Edward Pearson, of Liverpool, in the ceusoty I Lancaster. merchant-, and cnpartners, to sur. JIly .. 25, and Aug. 6, at latthe Kirg's Armce, LiverpovI4 -Ats. Orred & Bames. Liverpool. Thomas Taylor, of the city ol C(hester, comb malrer, d. c. tr sur. July I5, 19. mnd ...

... -ARKET HERALD. - ; ConK Egcnssaso Mrwdsy, July 4, 1814. 1 Tlsisdsay'sSupply of b heat was very scanty, and mostly from Etsef, and iu tile early part of the day there was a very aa . ljely deauiid for fine Sampie, which were briskly cleared offp eatabuut'2s. 'Per quarter advance; trade was however dull re d towards ?? was also scarce, and about is. jer re i quarter dearek'. 'liere were very few ...

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... The LIVERPOOL MERCURY FRIDAY, JULY 1. - ?? SLAVE TRADE.-It was our intention to have Tr commenieced our fourth volume with a politfca1 sketch h , i ?? .4r.; f F-mTirnp-t. this 1 commeixc- - I--- - a o ...

... A Hamburg mail, and Paris journals to the 24th, arrived 1 ist night. The mileur gives an account of a court held by Louis XVlllth. on the 2lst, at which Sir Stuait, our ambassadut, jmd several other foreign ministers, were presented. It is believed Paris that Sit C. Stuart will not continue there long, that he will appointed our minister the Hague, and that the Duke Wellington i ...

... 4p4LITIjoxOF THI SLAVE MAL4E., .c . . -. . , , ~ .. . :u-Yesterdav,'a nu~merpsu and resoectilbie meeting of the inha- bitants'of EMiS city was held in Corrn's Roonms far the pu ;rpose o0f5 t oondering the prbpriety of petitiosiing Parliament respect- ing o'ne of, the articles in thke late' treaty of peace, by which France, in receiving back her colonies, is in be pet-rnitctid to 0 fo import ...

... he The following article has not only been pointed 3 D, out to our attention by many cormespondents, but ve f v have perused it with very great satisfaction ill [any l of the London and ...

... IoNDON NIARKETS. CORtN. EXCJ:f VNG .Jrne 27. We' hale a 'pretty libod iliplv of Ises ?? tliis olrnini, aid ai liel~, dinorid fr (mn awhitc sriiplts, .whlich ii; coiisequehce obtained abo)ut 2s. pei-starter adilane 'iIft;ribr Itirids hleii notr iproived in value.- iarley bf dime qii*uslfv ivis rather se irce, rtu' met'iatler better sale; bitit Mmilt is tixceedingly dull iii sate ,mmd Cshoper ...