... LUNDON GAZETTE, Saturday, Jan. 3O. I -n -1 ADnss- obU LIST OF BANKRUPTS, it Thomas Lloyd arid Jeoin Vvioser, of Blue Ball yard, St. 3.Imes's e sireet, fin the City ofattruirslmiar. and couaty of Mliddresox, wine mo~rchatals. d. C. 10 ulr. P.,l. 6, iI, and March IS, at C 2 -Aisa. D'orneir, in Co Ifioga Armasyard, Coleman street. Ricohard Alum of CZ,athnsmI isi ,h -esnti ,.l heat, buidd,,-. d . ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... , s- Id a -I +I . -1 11 Al .Fi :,- Oi: 84N~tB ERSEDED. cooswr;i' U Thma' 1-:- '' ; o*f P lq $ wme hlier.i-: ' S. y1v, ,-'1 oft LA6erg'o, Ibakerai 1-AVKftt7PTS; C. Jaton. of Upper Thane-street, sugar-factor, Feb. 13, *.23,5fl&Ajtah 20, ,at len,~ Galldt ll . 4 ,torneie, Mn Ssziicb iw'edsC6; Izn~saon-cnmeeo, Goo r~atl's JI H. Wifbeain, late 4 &f Dak.1ueadf 4i;q 4wark, reefytlf dmstiller, Veh.'9, ...

... ?? .. ri I ? cip U-41 urreht. . , . Feir?uzajy 3, Ing19. _ Sugar, per cit. S. s. Musco. dry ?? Middling ?? 81l Good do ?? 2. 3S 86 Good bright ?? 90 go Fine ?? 91 92 Very tine .:94 9 I)alsa&-vecy br. ...

... MIARiNE INlELrIu ' J `- E ' ' * cII The eapt rs l the: Cyt-itps. 11noil BlicnovN .si vto S.t it Sattiuder, midl ;elected i~v rdler It l piul iV ?? 9 W **iW .t~O SOUND ,I ST. Janl. 2.7, B~~a irydton C';pvt istgeii I Lotintll 27, JEUIIS, Il~iCS ?? I ti. t-i D~sfuirer. mthii Totnu ?? LtIeI.ii'Tth, tr dj!''e iM Rw~tock. .7 flir-cgin ttsts wltt-tt, rJ ]oI 'i rdluiutatl 5o. p ?? :'ilriyv Craig, ...

... From the LONDON GAZE.TTE, Jean. 26. BANKRUPTS. t: R. Andrews, Bristol, baker, Feb. 2, 3, March 9, at the el Coramercial Roioms. Bristol. Soicihor, Mr S. Cary, Bristol. ( Y WV. [lulme, Leek, St4ordsliirp. grocer, Feb. 4,5, Nfsarch 9, at the George unn, Leek. Solicjitors, Alessrs. Killosister u ild Challinor, Leek, s A. Russell, Teuitiesljtrv, Glnucestershire, linen draper, if- d Feb. 2, 3, ...

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... Etc aew v IARr-LATsE, Feb. I.-Towards the close of last week ther wras more briskness in the Wheat trade, and rather better price wvere made; and the arrivals from Essex and Kent this menusin bein'e very small, as also the supply since thi, Jay se'nnight ver! mod~eiatc, the sales were bris!;, anid the stand-, generally cucaged a; ern advance of from 3s. to 4s. per quarter. Having ssine ...

... SATVURDAYS LONDON GAZETTE. BANKtRUPTS. J. Ilardman, Mancheeter, wareho,,teman. Attorney, Mr. Kay, Essex-streei, Mauiclester. R. W. Fox and %V. P. Sknithi Plymouth, merchants. AttornieSt Messrs. Atfutice and Wrighit, Ini-er-Temple. J. Peers, Liverpool. merehlit. Attornies, Messrs. Evison aud Wheeler, Hauovei-street. W. Garner, Poulton-cum-Sencome, Cheater, dealei-in-coals- Attornies, MessrA. ...

... nonboll olarketo+ ,A CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRuARY 22. Our spply of Wheat from Essex and Kent tins ?? was but moderate; the mealing trade, row- ever, was exceedingly dull, anid last week's prices ini few instanees realized for superior parcels, whilst all f otber Sorts .Ire full 2s. per quaiter ?? d goes off particularly heavy, at a declitre of ot least r 4s. per quarter, the finest maililng samples ...