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... FROM TUESDAY MIGHT GAZETTE. Francis Duuiinie Etsoni. id-street, Hoxton, Middlesex, timber-merchant— Win. Grieves, and Middl street. Spa-fields, cheesemonger—Ed a ard M'Grath, late Regent-street. Middlesex, Stamford-street. W»-erh> ...
... LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. PRICES OF BRITISH STOCKS THIS DAY 2. Reduced 3 per Cents- •• Bank Stock 210 Cons. 3 per Cents 87$ I Long An nui ties 3j per Cents. | India Stock shut 3iperCentß.reduced--.-95i I India Bonds -104 4perCents 101) Excbe. Bills (2d.) 4 per Cents. (1828) 104| | Consols for Account 88»jl PRICES FORE lON STOCKS THIS DAY AT 4. Brazilian Bonds I Greek Bonds-■■ (1825)•• 18* ...
... ht built Second- ?? Hand?HAF.TON, with a Head adapted to run either with Ci e or Two Horses. Also, a Good Second- Hand GIG.-Apply to J. Marshall and Co. Coach- makers, Albioi-Street ; or Thomas Braim, Joiner and Cabinet-Maker, Park-Lane. r PHE EXECUTORS of the late Mr. , ABRAHAM PARKINSON, of Leeds, Wine and Spirit Mercban*, deceased, beg to inform the 1 bhc, that they have Disposed of the ...
... We can state upon good authority, that there will be surplus of about three millions in the Revenue nf the year, after paying the charges of the Sinking Fund. lit iiith Traveller, Tuesday. Court Circular op Monday.—His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland arrived at Calais on his way from Berlin, about seven o'clock on Friday even, ing, where his Royal Highness slept, and embarked on board ...
... LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAT RIGHT'S GAZETTE. James Surrey, silk manufacturer— Henry Bonham Hall, Twickenham, Middlesex, Innkeeper—Thomas Peter Adams, Cheapslde, sllkman—Matthew Seymour lonn, Oxford street, linen draper—Charles Davis, Charles street. square—Richard Pridham, Great Torru.gton, Devonshire.draper —George Northall Bates, Birmingham, metal refiner—John Broadhurst, ...
... of Hertford, Tem- plenewsamâOct. 15, 1821. MISSIONS OF THE UNITED BRETHREN, Commonly called Mora-dans. rpWO SERMONS will be preached at Fulneck, 1 an behalf of these Missions among the Heathens, on SuiTOAT, October 88th. Service to begin at Ten in the Morning, and at Half past Two in the Afternoon. A Collection will be made after each Service. The Number of Stations is 32, of Missionaries ...
... City, Monday Evening. —Mails were this morning received from Holland, France, and Malta. From the latter place the letters arc dated on the November, and they communicate the information that after the first of January, all goods, the produce or manufacture of Great Britain, the British West or East India Colonies, imported into the Island from foreign poris, would be subjected to the duties ...
... His Majesty, «s Haw through Mt. Peel, transmitted llcnfrcw £.lOO, in aid of the fund be raised there by public assembly. The Right Hon. Lord has contributed the sum £50 towards the profits the Assembly tor the relief die Unemployed Operatives of nenftrwsbw'e.- We are informed that Mr. Gifford has bequeathed his curious library to Dr. Ireland and Mr. Heber.— Lit. Gazette. Dr. St- has resigned ...
... Committee beg to announce to the Sr oscribers, .nrt the Public, that the Society will hold its next Ge- neral Meeting in April next, and that the Meet- ings.will, from that Time, be held Annually, instead of Half- Yearly, as heretoture. The Welfare and In- terests of the Society, it is confidently hoped, will be essentially promoted by this Alteration, which is made with tht general ...
... By the Lord Lieutenant General and General Governor Ireland'• Akgi.kskv.— Whereas In certain Counties in this part of the Kingdom, Meetings of large numbers of his Matesty's subjects have been held consisting of persons, both foot and on horseback, coming together from distant parts and places, acting in concert, and under the command Leaders, assuming the appearance of Military Array and ...
... Cowaanss.— Verona, Dee. 16.—A0 the eh. jeets which bave given rise to the meeting the Consrrees of Verona appear terminated to the general satistocxion. The result of the measures resolved upon respecting Itsly wiU soon be known, and they will doubtless satisfy all the friends of pnblic tranquillity. This was the principal object of tbe Congress Verona, was resolved at Lay bach. Nevertheless, ...
... (among many others) lit consequence of the horrible trial at Edinburgh ; the American President* Menage and the Inquest Leeds. Rev. B. E nr.inson's second Letter to T. W. Tottie, Esq. Mr. Oi.stier's letter and intended speech reply to Messrs. Hamilton, Scales, Hutton, Acworth, Balnea, aud tb* rest of the Popish orators. Country Clergyman to the Right Hon. mot [lorton, M.P. Aic. Are. We publish ...