... B,&NKRVPT17 3. 'May, Tntnes-, wine-merchant. Atlornies, Messrs. Lam, Brrmin, and liawke, Prince's shleet, Bank. It. lBrnsi, Worcester, glover. Attornirs, Messrs. Colletlt, Wimburn and Collett, Chlaneery-lane. J. Doifin, Learnington Priors, confecticner. Aitornies, Messrs. Meyrick and lrodlerip, lRed-t.irnnssqtare. 3. Bates, Uiqhops itortford, draper. Attorney, Mr. Wilde, Warwick-sqoare. J. ...

... IMPORTS. 0 Grace, from St Petersburgh, with 81 casks tallowi S44 bobbins flax, sixty mats, 14 deal endc, for Robert Anderson & Co.-Il bundles hemp, 1 bobbins flax, for Wauchope le and Moodie.-1 bag wheat, I bag dats, for Thomas Hender- rt son. 1, Annie, from ditto, with 45 bundles hemp, for Balfour, Ju- nor, and Co.-520 bars iron, for William Caddell and Son.- 22. deals, for William Simpsoh. d ...

... IM PtO RT5. Grev Wed el Jarlberg, from Dram, with 8FtO pieces fir timber, S. 2. 01. deals, S.1. 0. deal ends, and 2. 0. 0. battens, for Reid, Auld, and Co.-I. 0. 0. deals, 8 spars, 2 oars, and, 3 dozen boat scoops, for the Master. Minerva, from Harlingen, with 7397 cheeses, for Hardie and Co. Endraght, from do. with 150 bales 866 bundles flax, and 4i49 useeses, for Hardie anol Co. EXPORTS. ...

... sL.ATE TRADE. r 11 c~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~5 We hlave raceived from Nantes the following docu- ment, published by the Chatmber of Commnerce of that c town, on the subjeck oF tile Slave Trade snd the re- 2 establishment of the colony of St. Domingo. It is P most interesting at this time to know the opinions OF the commercial part of France on thiese SLlijec&ts5 t! Nantes wVas the Liverpool ...

... LEITH MARKETS-StmT. 8. 1, FLAX.-.Nd transactions in this article worthy of notice. If CLEAN HeMP-tHas been effected at 56s. 5, TALLO*-Has rather advanced in price, and several prettr t large sales have been effecred at S5s. for Yellow Candle, and n the demand continues steady; holders look for even bigher ,- prices. is AsnEs.-Amerlean Ist Pot and Pearl have been sold it - small quantities at ...

... LIVERPOOlL M-ARKETS-SEPT. 17. COTTON.-The eales amount to 6000 bags. Sea Island Georgia 3no, at Ss. 7d. to 4s.-Pernambucco 1400, at 2s. 10id. to Sc.-Maranham 1300, ar 2s. 9GU. to Xe. 10d.-Bahia 900, at 2s. 8jd. to 2s. ?? 550, at 2s. 7jdd.tu 2s. 91d. Barbadoes 40, at 2a. 6d. to 2s:. 61I' SUCAR.-Of British Plartation, at an advance of Is. 1100 hogsliads have been sold. Bflown Jamaica at 98s. to. ...

... LONDON GAZE TTE, Saturday, Scpt. 17. LIST OF BANKRUPTS, With the Descriptions copied verbatim from the Gazette. RobertLeeds, ofthecityof Norwich, brush-makler, d.c. to sur. Oct. 1, 8, and 29, at 5, at the Angel inn, Norwich.~- Atts. Bignold & Bickersteth, Norwich. Nathaniel Birkinsbaw, of the Ontwovtts, in the township of' Little Eaton, in the palish of St. Allimsunds, in the borough and ...

... AJAR KE'IT HERALD. 1 0 OP .I - - ?? ., ?? -- iii,! Ulit ! ok on lit; thle the the ion Iat rtl - COt N EXCHANGE, AIWAnOV, Irrp l, tj4. We had but a mcdcrale supply of Ehn risit:: day's marke ait, ?? large quauity ol ftri rics-esv over ?? the arrival oof last week ; the e ?? ?? Ls extremel leavy, batbut fille Enl lih W ilke stiiu10 LMX- buiyers at full o r last ?? einug tI cr xa ; his mornmi, ...

... _ _ _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 ...

... i t TO Tl lAT I'lA'j.R j FtA:':{ 9X*FI''' As the condition and poiw'cr ef a country ij Inca. SLured by the state cf its fIanceR, every Briton Is d.lly literested in the follo17.'ing £faf, which have bet e seib strated from offic al dorumeilts, and d arranged fb r the fittim in n inf 01 jIl-tfleljbrO form for the i111c1rmazl tion of 1)Iff readers. An endeavon;r bas been alde to express etery ...