... ?? 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 ...

... . I ri LTN F? EL, ?? ?? -,MR . ;.Ir.4 N u r ?? th. 6k'iks RZ9,1NI Tw; 6 1 d ?? ?4 . . - .? 14'MVSI'?fk% C.- l Bo 'r 1 ditto 9Yi a 'a 9 +0 Hl-ena tzco , - i- ¼a ad |.Ie-etj 8 fai -ro*ldikto) ?? Ia ; a Fdn'r') ...

... r? ?1AC LONDO V (? IZEI IL of Ma&/ 30. BANkRlUPTCIES SIJPl~tSlI)IED. J. Gal~lmure, sen. of l3urslemi, Staffordshirc, coal inaster. BANKRUPTS. S. Clegg, of Salford, JLancashire, saddler, Jnne.il., 16, .abu7 Julj 11, at ten, at the D~og Tavern, Manchlester. Atatrney, Mr. T. Windle, John-street, Bedford-row. i. Henaingxvay, of Elland, Yorkshire, grocer, June 20, at sixc, 27, and Juyl~'l1, at ...

... HULL, June 1, 1S18. Ta.Sak A ARRIVAtS.-At Madeira, The Gainsbro', Aistrop, from Newfoundland -At Waterford, The Barton, Sampson, from New Orleatus.-At Grangeriosil, 'The Woodhall, Smith, from Reval.-At Migz, The Mitierva, Taylor, and Susannals, Theriskall, both from Lyun.-At Deat, The Victorv, Braithwaite, and Edward, Johnson, for Bombay. -At Dantzic, The Ferriby, Roiindale ;-At BrTemex, The ...

... 11 Affricultural t? calliumcfal WI cchly L*,,cglqtx. CO NT-EXC HAN GE, M1ark-Lane, LONDON, J'loNiJJ, May 25. It will be seen by'our report bereath, that an enormous importation of whear, barley, and oats, haq been received in this port in point of quantity during the past week; and we have it) observe in coatinuation, that noe part whatever hias been taken off by the buyers without a very ...

... Frofi07 the LONDON GAZET7TE of Juene 2. BA4NK ...

... U.aso. -y %~i I,llares kyranE. MARKiET PRICES, A P2r 1 r.t.T'rs e, | ABERDEEN. and I 3. I.zf wueighs 41b. -ti 8dr. Pork - 4d to .Ottmcal, p ie'i I 9d to £'2d Butter - ItLd to . Yalliy Ditto - 15d to Ih6d Eggs, ter dose,, 0:: to Potatoes, - i5d to 18d Choese, p. StoneCs Os t3 -. ; blalt - 3s Ld to ?? od Tallow .- - It To Bcef, per lb. - 'id *L u11 tnt' - - 5d a - -3 to Sd Bfak Hides, perT. *ld ...

... Th')n I~tkheN 1g, 49GAZEL'YF', May ,26, -~ - BANKRUPTS. W. S ,toh rsu YrlirpthcyJn2, ' p 3~July7~ ~li~Angel lor), S~icllield. Sulicitor, Mr. 1.S I. Capies, iloihoi,,.ourt. IV Croo~ks Blackburn, Lancashire, farmer, Jujie 11.. 12, jul~i 7,,o ci te tirl Blackl3011 Inn, Bluckburn. Sulicitola, I Wi s ?? Polty, 'I'mple. S J. ?? Stujke, 1Nutihghanmshire, coal seller, June 0 ~, 9 Jai 7,am ~me ~md Bal ...

... -ftjawoap' KLonmoon Xavittt. CORN-EXCIIANGE. Mfonday, June I, Two o'Clock. There was but a small supply of English Wheat this morning, and upwards of 16,000 quarters of foreign Wheat arrived since t1is day week; the fine samples of each fully maintained last Monday's prices. -Being a small supply of Barley, it experienced a brisk sale at an advanlce of 2s. per ?? Peas were rather ?? fresh Oats ...

... flarini IERARE. to. 'Js ply of Wheat1 this monifllg, front Essex ?? ?? being moderate, and the arrival of Foreigtn ti~ce Ilsdy A [es, sernnight not so large as Ol bIte, there was a better icr flnt dryparcls, t altslitvatice of' II=m is. to ~s. per quaTitip.. ';but aitliouL aelteration iii interior le dCSiptPiou~51srlY 5 itoricl idcniund, andc cornitands hselter prices,. SaY 28.. to s5. ien pir ...

... 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 ...