... FRIGC OF qTOCKS ON SATURDAY. ,er Cent. ed ?? -qH I Sper Cent.ConsoN ?? 0f. perolels not undersianding tib inlervelltioll of the Newr. Ve' ders it, ?? ilply of papers, ardreqs their orders to tle g- jtrr. which we can oniy hiand over to tome Newsvender. It oP tll the same %ilh eomplaints of neglect; and mich jr,,je, iinme, aud expene eof postage wutdid be saved if tbe were applied to at once. ...

... BANKRUPT'CY SUPERSEDED. J. Lollghurst, Egham Hythe, Surrey, carpenter. I . I BANKRUPTS. VV. Shaw, Pleathgifl, Westmoreland, catle-deaer. AtlorniS7 'aMsars. Mounoeyknj Sray.Staple-ian. T. Park, Dridbridge, Glrcestershire, woolstapler. Attornies, Nessrs. Adliigtoit and Gregory, Bedford-row. J. Taylor, Shoreditetl, corn-chiandller. Attorney, Mr. Arltier, ]irtbin-lsne, Corhill. Te. Ivveigh, iligli ...

... Tuesday, July 27. BANKRUPTS. J. Martin, sea. Beceles, Suniolk, farmer. Solicitors, Messrs. Smith and Buckersfield, Gray's-inn-place. B. N. Tate, Wakefield, York, printer. Solicitors, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Temple. R. Brett, Temple-place, Blackfriars-road, tailor. Solicitors, Messrs. Burra and Neild, King-street, Cheapside. A. Kersbaw, Ramsbottom, Lancashire,.timber-clealer. Solicitors, ...

... Dgsi SoreT. 13.-Wind E.-Arrived and sailed for the River PIC tbe Fai;, (Church, from Nevis; Britannia, Hamlyn, from Gre- sta ada, and Resolution, Diamond, from Cork.W HLeAUNcni, SEPT. 13.-Sailed the Prince of Orange Packet, an for Holland; and Ecaufoy Packet, for Cushaven; each with a an mail. Po PORTSMOUTH, SEMT. 13.-Wind E.-Arrived the Galatea, nI( glealn, from Archangel; and Union, ...

... ',tiFOLIMZA. ST. DOM!NGO, AND SLAL&E TLADL I . a'5XtEDITOR. orTalNI1NG CHRONICLE, SIR; Odious though the vice of inihumanity is, and dread. ri-as, ;,'tht crime of massacre, they admit of one ag- ,i'ano. Hypocrisy may add a deeper shade to both. sacity may be combined with cant , and men mnay dip 1.i-hands elbow deep in inriocentlblobd, from a pre- +, 4ded'.abborree of the very crimes they ...

... Fron ti =e L;O.NDON GAZETTE of Oct. 22. .- I BANKRUPTS. J. Hewlett. of Gloucester, cabinet-maker, Nov. 2,4, and Dec. 3, at ten, at the Spa Hot el, South Hamlet, near Gloucester. So- lcitors, Air. NV. R. King, Serjeanta-inn, Fleet-street; and M1r. J. Chadborn, Gloucester. j. Fox, of Bath, grocer, Nov. 1, 2, at eleven, and Dec. 5, at three, at the Castle and Ball Ion, Bath. Solicitors. Mr. Bat- ...

... SHIP NELWS. GALE AT NEWFOUNDLAND. t Extract of a letter from St. John's, Newfoundland, dated E Oct. 20:- The dreadful gale of the 15th, noticed in our last f communication, has been followed on the succeeding day by a dreadful hurricane, exceeding any ever remembered here before, and it is feared that the damage done to the shipping at sea must I have been very great, as since then scarce a ...

... - . ?? - i .; :^ .7} Average Prices of CORN through- o*tkumt. forte week~end- iug ilth March. - e i Quot 5arter. s. d ?? 65 Rye ?? . 42l 4 lBarley. 36 10 Oats . 2b Beans. 40 7: Peas ?? 9 e- Cor E xrchange, Mark Lane. Quantitiesrand'Prices of British Cosa, &e. sold and delivered in, lhi*Xatket, daring theweek ended Satyday, Dll March. ' Z . q Vd. : d. Vb~eat. . ,su ?? S7 Avesge, es a Uailer $87 ...

... MIARD OF EfXIS1, JA1.'ii. K~:liNG V. GxREENb- c ?? This was an ihformadion ?? the defen&nhti, tobaF Cma, nufacturers, residing in hatiowiplacei Mile..nd roade , iav- ing a quantity of.segars and .tobacco ot(,their premises, i an unentered place. The Surteyiug-Oficet deposetId' that about. the njaldle of November last, he searched tbe defendants' preihiies, atd found the ace. medtlonesl In the ...

... ?? 0 . l Cw. .. ¢ An ACCOUNT of the PRODUCE of th? EXCISE DU- TIES of GREAT BRITAIN (exclusive of any Arrears of the War Duty on Malt) in the Years ended 5th Jan. 1820 and 1821, shewing the Increase or Decrease on each head !'thereof. Years ended 3th Jan. In- De- 1820. 1821. crease. crease. Auction3 ?? £ 264,808 238,222 ?? 26,586 Beer .2,639,166 2,545,713 ?? 95,553 Bricks and Tiles 367,195 319 ...

... The follo ving are, we understand, the Propositions respect- Ing the Collectiodnof the Revenue, which Mr. Hume intends to submit to the Mouse of Commons on the-th July:- 1. That with a view of accelerating the period at which relief may be afforded to the country from a part of its bur- thens, a continued and vigilant superintendence ought to be ex- ercised over the Expenditure of the State in ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE of Aug. 2;. IBANK'lRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. N1. Carland, l. 3.lcgrus, and B. Benjamin, of B3utlhill-row, nmrrcis'I..ts. rwrclizait]3 A N K R U PTS. V;. Jones, if llolywell, I'lintslire, tobacconist, Sept. 11, 12, an( Oct. 7, at cleven, at the Gvs.-ge Inn, Liverpool. Solicitors, Mr. Chestvr, Staple-inn; and Nr. Xjilliamns, Il(lyWell. T. Sursme-rlant, of Bristol, irn-founder, ...