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... ICO RN-EXCII.ANGE, Alark-Lane, LoNDO;, MfIVnATr,. Jldly le. Mfon1Ar, JAly 1S. Since our last tihe arrivals of corn to this market have er not been large, and for most articles the prices have IC sVmewhat advaiiced.-Wheat was taken otf eagerly by the consurners this morning at an; addition of 2s. per quarter -o our currenicy of tbe ' 1th ipqt.. Oats, not- withstalding the importation from ...
... it LIST OF BANKRUPTS, I With the Descriptions copied verbatim from the Gazette I. IY Geore Robson, of George yard, Lombard-street, in the cd le of LEdsan. merchant, d, c. to sur. July 16, 1.and Au. t ue at e.-stt. NiciaThrognmorton-street. W.fliais, Pall, of the West lilL. near Bishop Auckland, ., the county of Durbam, miller, to sar. July 14, It,, and A is, at i, ,a J. Eketvest,inokecper ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, Saturday, ab 9. LIST OF BANKRUPTS, With thc Deileriptionu; copied velbatim froin the Gzette. Nathan Hartisun, of Wigap, in tlhe county of Lancaster, worsted d.aler, d. c. to stir. Aug. s, at ., 9, at tO. and io, at 11, at thu buck 'th Vine, Wigam.-Att. Morris, Wigan. Edward l'erkin., of liverpool, in) the county of Lancaster. hatter, d. c. lo sur. Aug. 1, 1g, and 2o, at I, at ...
... HULiL, JULY 4, 1814. , S-I- N ...
... 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 ...
... THE SLAVE TRADE, a nr.r o3aL.Mt I Kalls, The Voice of the people of En gland, in lavour of their African brethren, a s4 penetratte to the e tTi inji . ries, A report of the proceeditng g Of the meetiin in lreemason's-hafi; hha'heen copied Iverbatim into tile Moniteur, obviuctsly by ordfer of. ii Cost Chria tian King,7 that his people at large may b'sc cam e sequrit ed with the sentimentsf of ...
... S-SLAVJETRIAD)E.' . .. . '.TI a most nuinertts antid especztbltb etGn* A rail Mretinw of (Ib l nbshttt5 ?? 4 'Fowrkarn Parish of HALIFAX. in the Countr is York con vined bv the Constables of thbt;fFow5r, int Purianaic. of a Reqis'tiioO end' public Advertisement, and belt on Wednetday, July 13th, 1814; t H. W. COULTHURST, D. D. in the Chair; The following ResoluttiOnc d Adlreas wrere unani ...
... LIST OF BANKRUPTS, With the Descriptions copied verbatim from the Gazette. William Birt, of Plymouth, in the county of Devon, malt- ster, flour-factor, d. c. to sur. Aug. t-h to, and Sept. 9. at II, at the Exchange, plymoutik.--Att. Prideaux, Ply- melith. Robert Needham, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, merchant, d. c. partner with Williamn Bass, of thie same place, merchant,) to uar ...
... LONDON GAZETTE, Tuesdaay, July 19. BANKIRUPTS. Gervas Cole Brown, now or late of the ?? of Leirec in the county of Leicester. hooier, (trarinrg unler lie bil of G. C. Brnwn & Co.) to sur. July so, Arm. J, aed 30, 1i at the Bull's Head hin, Hinckley.--Atts. Jervs s, it Hinckley, James Cooksey, of West Broomwich, in tile cosnrv of Se ford, nail.irsntrtonger. to sur. July 26, Ais. 2, aid S0, at ...
... SLA VM TRADE. On Wednesday at twelve o'clock, a meeting of the inhabitants of this Borough was held at the Court-House, to consider of the propriety of peti- tioning Parliament on the subject of the Slave Trade. The Court was quickly -filled with an assemblage of the most respectable inhabitants, The business was opened by 'VWI. GaEENIVtsOr, Esq. who read the requisition which had been handed ...
... CORN-EXCHANGE, lark-Lane, Loxno\, _ _ _ ONDA ,r J,dpj I I. I ot I- 7 ---L . . JVJ')NJAC,D~ dJ5(P I 1 We had a tolerably large fupply of wheat thirs morn- ing from Eifex and Kent, and the quality proving file, the millers were filciensly ready in their purchafes fully up to, and, in fomc inftances, beyond the prices of the 4th inift. The demand for fpring corn in general ha.; become rather ...
... LIST OF BANKRUPTS, With tile .Descritltons copied verbatim from the Gdzetee. Joseph Franci% Burge and Matthew Fonks, of King's Arms Buildings, Wood-street, London, hosiero, d. c. and copyrt. ners, to sur. July 026, Aug. 9. and *27, at I l.--Atts. Sw-ei 'sand Stokes, Basirnglall.str'2et. nod ande ;sEodwatrdss ainn Wvilliam Brown Edwards, of Stamford, tol she roe~nty of Lncolflv and Uppinftglra, ...