... FROM THELONDON GAZETTE BANKRUPrS. G. Jackson, Upper Tbantes Street, London, sugar facor. J. H. Wilbeam, late of Southwark, London, di-tiller. R: Wilks, Chancery Lane. LoUdon, printer. G. Powell, Little Trinity Lanc, London, baker. P. Caumovt, O)d Broad Street, London, merchants R. Blyth, Kingston upon.Hull, merchant. U. Morgan and W. Matthews, Newport, brewere. P . Canmpbdll, Mary-le.Bore, ...

... AGRJCULZURE, MARKETS, &C. 8 ?? ETITSUIIIE. Winter is SlOW ?? osver, andl wve have not hsithertoa had any thing like what we usually call a aos;telii ae a indeed, been slightly covered with snow, anid we had a few diyiorf froat ab~uut the middle of the mondth; but the snow wvas boon ditsslved, and she frost seas neither ilevere nor of lon g continuance. Loud winds, however, oftets accompantied ...

... AANk O JiNGLI(ND. : t. e e e e e C Si r Several important papers connected with the Batnkpof England Slave been laid before Parlia- ment, of w hich the following are extracts.- An account of the total amounet of Bank notes and Bank post bills in,6irculation, fr6om -the 30th of December 1817, to the 25th January 1819: Bank notes of L.5 and upwards L 18,668,660 Bank post bills . 1.. 7- . 7:7s1 ...

... ZXPORTi OlF THE UNITE STArXTES- ?? Trtaqrrv D -n m T i.,1 ZXlPORTS UF TML UNVEU tSTATES : .Treasury Departmeoes Jan. 1. 18ir. Sit-I have the honour to transmit a state- nent of the exports oF the Utited States, dur- ing the year ending the 5th Septemlber 1818, amounting in value, in articles of domestic pro- duce and manufacture to o1)lrs 72,854,4S7 Foreign ditto, ditto. . . . . . 19,426,096 ...

... FROM THE LONDON.SGAZETTE BANKRUP1TS. Mbenezer Robertson, iatIcheeter.cotton-spinner, &c. Joseph Burrojighs, Saint George, Midtilesex, spirit inerchant- Edmund Mathews, College Hill, London, .nerchlni-. Wili ni.Brown~St Joimf Strret, hMiddlesex, chleibemonger- William Burn, ¢X'er, drapor. Joseph'Mather, Mancheter. joiner and buldter. lienrl .'-ilkinson, Liverpool, snereltnt. William Lloyd, ...

... i[DUNDEE MAN UFACTGuES-re 1j. LINENS. e1 Ble~clh CansNo 1,j 17d a l7?'d l Pla% StreIjtz 5 Bofild ditto ?? s 15da |Tow, ;0, do. P i,, ji-l-etap, Coonl dou. 19 a I3sd Dres Towv. 12 i ?? do. Iido 12dad 'Do.ZdDo 2op1 J 0 1 ?? P. yd. Cda andl 24'p. 9iohd5 6. ?? Hemp' ?? 08'da . 5d 4.4thado. 20ptd66 1 Fba Osuasb 00d a ad2C'1porc.4-.tD578 VAR NS. i.ly, Lt. H1h-..spn. *s 3d a 3s 411 7lb LInt do.., 3 ...

... Dunifries has long beet considered as tie first market for green pork in Sco rind. The quantity from Nithsdale, An- nandale, and Galloway, -fbr 'some weeks past, is beyond alt former precedent ; the demand has been brisk, and,in general, good prices were obtained. -. HAMILTOtN, FCI). 12.-Yeaterday was our, Caridlenias for day, and, althoughtlhe weath'sr was exceedrngly 'edfavolbr- able, it was ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKETS, t.c - _ _ ?? 8-.- . . . -A 1.156-- 1. ?? e- e a A, red -. -_ - -1-- nd Several customers both for fat cattle and sheep have made Bai recent purchases in both Cumberland and Wcstmoreland, Oa la- owing to the scarcity in tbe south and west of Englatid. Po 3nt, There was a good supply of grain in Richniond market,on Ry wV- Saturdar r.c'ennight. Wheat sold :frPm 9s. to Ils. ...

... BANKRUPTS.r.$ A. Crosse, Ellesmere, Salop, grocer. R. Srarhuck, Milton next Gravesend, boot-maker. T. Reed and J. Middlemas, Newcastle-upon..ryne, mercbts. C. Hopper, Little lrinity Lane, London, lace-dealer. C. Tricker, late of Stoke, Newington5 merchant. J. Pitcher, Upper Toames Street, London, carpenter, J. Randall, Pancras Street, London, auctioneer. J. Gale, Paternoster Row, London, ...

... iTEWGATE AND LEAENHRAL ?? (By the , 'arcaFc,) JR~t (By the ?? j ^ittt leef, per It. s 4d to 5s Od.1 Veal 48 t Mutton Ss 8d to 5s 4d P crk iatces OE'N1AY AND lrtAW 1? sT JIMES s. W1tll L. . s. d. ?? L.sd. I . ctt Hay 6 0 t t00 I-Tay 7 tiO ti Straw s27 17 0 3 3 3lStraw 2 14 ta0 t Clover 10 0 tO 8 0 0 ClOverS8 8 t , PRLICE QZ JJuYS,' 9 L rs.A ?? to Kent 5 5to 6 5 Ken; stussef S Oto 6 0 Stassecl 6 ...

... * A6VCU71J, M4RXT$. I., ; ,* -: ?? ENGLAND* ?? L The mril open weather isfii favour df the latte sown ,4seats butno so. on the 'earlyr pl~ntS, whi~ch, where te :av~n~,t t=,b!° sha fed are, In several districts, too luxuri- sht, and run inuch to blac;griass and other weeds. The'land iv orking so kicndlyjsii ca6sed in earlie' s6bing of' beansand pase than usual a large breadth in Kent and ...

... LONDON PRI'ECES CURREle II 2ontainine the Prircs of Merchandji?.,t'..-I Containing the Prices of Merchandizc in gentr FRIDAY, FEBRURART 12. Alum,perton X. £. C. S-ap, per c. British 23 0a 24 0 Csi W16 Roach, per c. 1 12 a 0 0 Tea, per lb. Ashes, s. d. ?? d. Bohe3a 2 r (Pearibeat 60 Oa 0 0 Coitgou . inferior -0 a- 0 Campol t t Pot best 50 0a 0 0 Souchor0 4 ' L-inferior -O a -O0 Iitp, per ton, 2 ...