... wi,4s : S'I'cis. ,i | Ser rt. ?? i -- i1cr ct. Con | i ? - ?? *t I -7.; 4444 * l iii cr.0 p- 12 r I i i ?? - i - ?? 5pt:r ci Co. N *|z - >)n I1;4414 ?? 4 . - I !- por a.r . I ilk I ' - j . . 1; 14 . i F 022\ ?? ?? L ,s , _ ?? ,_ ?? .n _~d ,. _, ' . _ ._1 _ 2. _ 1.; apc- owl ut rt I41X oi ?? (7I '1.z tot .) .~ In ?? leso:n ?? ?? F:; tc ?? Nl ?? . ?? ?? ?? ?? to.. ?? r1 t1 ..1 ?? 9 Il, 4l . ...

... j)N(} ,MHr( j0ON GAZETTE. IIA KRUFI P S. Gmrduq Albtertus 'T'en Brugenkete, No. 47, Ikttie fa.;t , 1.niledo, merchant. Rr;Imhrd Revnold, ihmlbro.,ke, Devlonl, tanner. F.rls, H r 'mr. l .iv c 1, amerchant; Ni 1io1r Sw ?? Shifin I, ' i'l p, , ailor. 1. i'plha iley. Birtiaagh;ana Warwicl, grocer. iolin s;nd Jo ai a Bcerwick paa 'i'uvced, ntcrchlants. W~ital j ^m j,7ie, R 'varp, Y\crk. clll ...

... Oh?? ?? CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 1. O ving to the severity of the weather, and the con- sequent partial inet ruption of the iiavigation of ou, River, there wits but little Corn of any description fresi tip for this norniligs s arket.-l'he few samples of Wheat that were exposed for sale were taken off otn quite as good1 or cienl rather betteri tetls, but, froam the difficulty of working by craft, ...

... I MARTNE7 .NrLwE>E. T1he P a-ree at 1.ran iei the &a'.ll ~rk, bohm. af Nrili ?? -iav- arti-usd.. sa truin Ajn~u'ri a -t Valtiwatli, aft r i ?? I'~ iii - ...

... ; i }I - \mMO IJI a;1 m I *; ?? .1 . . . AtoN Y, JAN. 1, isil ?? :Csth-r and the cornseqeut partial ?? .I'N',lBI ?? river, there w2s but littlc Corn h morning's n-sirkct. The.fcv lmn- -rosed .fr cs:rle were takens of' onj quite -as bel. ) ftv r t-nilS. hitu Protllt e difficulty of suork- ;. t bu e n >Sva doneQ. -IiBaley, hoans, anwl peasie .s m.d o s sell at a decline of about Iq. : a. ; ...

... SCOTS BANKR UPTS. SEQUESTRATION. Jan. 4. JAmpS MCUs5W^N, coal and ?? n'erchluntt Blackivnaxl.-eCredirors meet in Peat's ion, Lanark, IfLII J;. nuary anid 6thi Fcbruary, one t(Cock. IEAMINA1IONSi &C. lRolwsrT AsbF t-eN, wrijht and huilder in Glasgow. iO. hbeexamsnild ii tihe Shteriff.clerk.s office tiere, Itith and q22n January, eleven.o'chck. Qzoitca. A EXAND1ns, farmer and cattle dealerat HaI ...

... SLA JVE TRADE. Sierra Loone, Nov. 13. 1820. 6i I lt all rejoicytlo ?? your applicationp th to N111 Wilberft'i i.e nill be attended to, and r trust th thl at tlt. lru'rn e statesman will use his powerful . influtince in Parliament toj effect an immediate n and total abolition of African slavery. But 1 fear a] that ?? s Ministers care little or nothing m either ilbout Atrica or its infant ...

... L ITHr R ,xuNU ,-AlthGogh the accounts fot t4eI quarter which closed on Friday are not yet completely -- I ?? _ _H L A- I^ c s ^ aa l.. . . . A . -.A ~Iade up, we have the satisfaction of knowing that the produce of the revenue for the year 1820 has-exceeded tihat of the year 1819, by a sum of about 2,300,0001. This excess appears to have taken place wholly in the revenue of Excise, including, ...

... GLASGiW MARKTS,: J A IfA 6. ..GL-ASGOW I[AI'.KETI,3JAlNUARY G.:, :S[Git was in soine ie qiest in the tatter end of theweek, in conswque 'ice of an improvement in London, and in-some instanees holders obtained an advance of ls: to 2s. for brownl iand lor niiddliu qualities: the ssles- amounted to 420 hd'ds. In Refinedt Gjuadslittle ?? ?? were no ?? Corrt., PnierNTo, RtYMior DIDyOwooDs. -Tle ...

... From the LONUDON GAZITTE' of Jan. 6. This Gazette contains twenty-seven Loyal Addresses to his his MXIajecty, also anl offer oF. a reward of fifty guineas for discover- He log the perpestratnr of the murder oF Mr. Samuel Rogers, at t W( Illogan Highway, in Cornwall, In the night of the o8th of No- Sev veosber, with a promfise ef a Free perdon to any accomplice as / making such diacovery. ?? ...

... DUBLjThV J,. 2. 3IIETNO AT THE CORN EXCRA.\rGE, rAvuRl. 'imnerday tbe msris numerouis dind respectable Net titi 'w aefor some time witnessed in this city,, folk pl-ace at fret I'Ar~y's Corn Eachange Travern. It isworthycof reoiark,thlat be ftbdugth. there was but a few. hours nticite of, the Meeting, which' was sll'd fo thepurose f cosideirgon-the-biltstmeanIsI to tlia be ?? in consequence of ...

... lSHIP ANEIVS. The Martha, Dfetien,' from London to Bremen, PhUt in- to Grimsby on Mondas'v: she arrived at the entralinc Ofthe Weser 2id tIlt., where she encioimtered tremendous gales from the east'-ard, and so i., uch ice tiat she was sintble to proceed. 'Tie gales continuedil isith such violenee that the vessel drove for fivedlnyi befote her storm sail. The hetrvy 86aq whieh struck her ?? ...