... [This Gazette announces, that the King has ap- pointed Vice-Admiral Sir G. Martin to be a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath ; and Mr. R. Donkin, jun. Hanoverian Counsel at Mount's Bay, in the County of Cornwall.] BANKRUPTS. Rich. Wood, of Kendal, Westnosreland, bookseller. John Bartramn, of Canterbury, linen draper. Wickens Hodges, of Newington Causeway, Surrey, straw-hat ...

... n-oution 70tarketIP-* CORN EXCILANGE,. FEB. 12, Our market. has been abundantly supplied withl Grain in general sincethlis day se'nnight, particularly with Wheat, Barley, and Oats; hence the trade is exceedingly dull, and for most articles lower. The show of Wheat by land sampld:froms Essex and Kent, this morning, was large; and lhaving bad a consi- derable quantity of flour coastways during ...

... allbon ouarittoo se, he ?? on lag ek of Id Ib it re in n, re ed in he ! Sggregate Average of Maritisse Dists'ii. Wheat, 54s 7d-Rye, 35s 7d-Barley, 24s 3d-Oats, I ts 2d-Beans, 31s ?? 8d-Oat. 20s 3d Average of $4he Inland Cousoties. Wheat, 54s Id-Rye, 35s Id-Barley, 24s 1 Id-Oats, 20s 7d-Beans, 34s 6d-Peas, 32s 5d-Oat. 26s Od Average of England and [(ales. Wheat, 54s 7d-Ryc, 35s 7d-Barley, 24s ...

... Xonbou juarketof, CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 5. There was a large supply of Wheat this morning from Essex and Kent, but the quality being for the most part very thin and ordinary, there was little disposition on the part of our buyers to purchase, and the few sales that were made of this latter description were at a reduction of from Is. to 2s. per quarter; fine parcels, however, sell on quite as ...

... oXFORD MA4RKET, Feb. 17. The average price of a bushel of wheat was 79. 61d. according to which price, and a due allowance ulu de to tbe baker, the assize and price of bread are as follows:- To weigh. Sold for. * b. dr. s. d. ThePenny f Wheaten. . 0 7 5 .. O I Loaf ?? ?? O 7 15 ?? 0 1 Twopenisiy Wheaten .. 0 14 10 ?? 0 2 Loaf Hlousebold 0. 0 15 14 ?? 0 2 .4 The Pect' 5Wheaten. 17 6 0. ?? 3 2. ...

... noltbon tuatitcM, CORN EXCHANGE, JAy. 29. The supply (if Wheat this morning from Essex and Kent being tolerably laige, Lnd the arriral of Flour dcoastways, during the week, ?? been considerable, the ue;aling. trade was in consequeuce exceedingly a dull, and though fine runs fully supported the prices d of this day se'nnight, for the tbin ordinary sorts, of k which the arrival chiefly consisted ...

... BA4NKRUPTCY oJ' IOJYARD and:GIRB& It has seldom fallen to our lot to 116fice any bank- ruptey which hla produced a greater sensation than that of tile patties whose names are at the head of this article. Ti's does' not arise front the amount of the debts owving by then-though that is very considerable-as friom the nature of she circum- stances under wrhich nmost of then: have arisen. The ...