... ?? I THE LO DO Z . Froi?6c THRE LON2DON dGAZET ' - BANKCRUPTS. Ailliarn Sorby, North Astoin, Ytvrk, apothecary. Wiliani Crook, Blackburn, -L3naster, farmer. J1hn Savidge, Fast Stoke, Nottit'gham a voa-60tler. Isaac Fisher, 'Throgmorrol'Street, London, hutrdhaut. IV illiarn Meyell, Eatetr, jeweller. ]B(vvjip ViCtor 1-ail, Gosport, victualer. ?? I~axton, Middlesex, baker and shopkeeper. J. ...

... : AGRICUTLTURE, MARKETS, We. . Vl;~ ?? otf-A ?? ?? XwF At Darlington fair, on Mo nday. last, there was a short sup- ,ply ofcattle,. wbich met'with'brisk sale. Beef from' 7s. 9d. to Ss. Mutton Ss. to 9s. 6d. pef stonae, sifiking'offals. Lean cattle also went briskly off at adv'anced prie'fs. Thefer was' a likevise a short supply ofigrain, which met brisk' sale at an advance of about 6d. per ...

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... GRICUTURBE, MARKETS, Qf. g EAST LOTHtAN. . i) c, The ffiequent rains which fell during the first half of the Sn d month'keeping the ground v.:ey wet, was unfivourabie for rarm operations, which were mnith kept back, and for the Ra g growth of the corn, particularly the wheat, which continues Bl trnot to promise well. That sown after; beans or peise, (a Su common rotation in the county.) is ...

... LONDON PRlcZs Cunt a Coutaining tbe Pricc of Nerchandi FRIDAY, ?Mr 2.. . Alum, per ton £. s. . SO, Pe IBritish 20 0a22 0 *urd Roach, per ?? 1 la a 0 OGSnaaPer b 112 O ' A; ,, a. s. a. r. d s30i1J, * 3 3 (Pearlbest 62 Qa 0a Cong0 2; ' 1-inferior -0 a - 0I i E Pot best 55 Oa 0 ouchon 3 I. (-inferior a -O H I f5 ?? 0 a 00 Rita Rhin £' Q Carthagena 32 0 a 00° ° Olr 1e53 -Sicily 32 0a 0O O ?? ?? ~~ ...

... ?? PZ~M ?4S L N GAZE rTE. ?? Iheti e~tp PeiCO s 3~M~RUTS. 1 cost Pecoes Mder. te srepr r, Ldntho lbalter rhotflds Sliflhto, late of oesncatter, infl~kyrt. Williani Nevisote, Nuith zleal, draper. joseph Maynmain, late of Mcwkbury, YoKt, wplteeppr. S Ju-Cook nid'EdWvar4 (orlipg.Adifletel.oldcert; &c. . -- kosvx sims Kiddyi'rsr'i.-- uilliaM Mlnot; Brutwvic' S~Mare, lvliddesrx, merret. 'Laurcuce ...

... 4iCUUjEAR~ T3 ,'rhe extreme We weather in the early part of ID4st sotb greatly Imipeded the 1prlig. soWm,- and inundated the 1oW ?? tn-a far grealter meight ?? roitson o at'this seCa5O35 ot tfice year. All tenacious sois ha* -peea so, much saturated asith. iattr ar uorendet their ?? very unkindd;sanid rtjaay ciftensive sreat h esin ea e pthis seaso z. colt-, a4dera ble quanti ty o ilk9;a-bie ...

... Wte have received a copy of the treaty concsu- ded between this country and the King of the Netfierlastds, Fbr d more efflecual abolition of the slave trade, which was signed at the Hague eirn the 4th ultimo, and leas been since duly rati- fied and exchanged. By the first article of this treaty, the King of the Netherlands engages, within eight months from the present time, or cijoner if ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKETS, Vc.t Dumbarton fair on Wednesday was the briskest thbt has ?? for 20 years. One half of the cattle were sold be- fore they reached the fair; and the market was almost com. pletely cleared before I I o'clock. Highland cows, which last year sold at L.4, were purchased at L8; queys, tformerly bringing Sos, selling at about L.5; and bullocks, which thea might have been ...

... , I tDO, Y Pl4uF,caUJRANT, - it~h ?? Memhandizeian-gene;h X ri Atm , foi4r;|z'. st. S'Jp,' per c. Js. d, . s.d. ., oachJ per O' 'r Y I a ' 2 per lb. _. |Rba'sJ' d s. d. ' ?? 2 ?? 'a X . f., W~ . 62 O'a:'0 ?? 9l~~nsepoi ,,113a'59 0 j ~~ ior''0~ 0 ~3p ~ f S 0a8 4 e S 4Potbes 5 0a 00 ahfthong S 9a3 10 e B a - 0a-O^ ;R ?r~tos £ t. £d s. I arhaea 2 i' 00 - ttso 47 0 aO .S 'bie il' ?? Oia 00 ...

... AGfRbCULTURE, MARKETS, vo. Y IMesRovz DPORTABLE C~ofte MMe-This mill was orl- ginally constructed for the purpose of supplying the French armies with flour, (luring their celebrated march to Moscow - in the course-of which service iti merits were fully proved. Y It was brought front Paris by Sir John Sinclair, and present- ed by him to the Society of Arts, by whom it is considered ' e tine of ...

... AGRICULTURE, MSKETS ,; Wt. After a very backvard and cold spring, with almost conti 1: nued' rains for the first two weeks of May, we have for more L than three weeks enjoyed weather altogether unusual in this climate, and the luxuriance of. vegetation is greater than the C oldcst man now alive recollacts, at this season of the year.- The hay crop may be said to he already very nearly mature- ...