... fFromth LOM)NDON GAZETTE of Tuesdayl, Dec. 9. BANKRUPTS. THOMAS DcLLABY of Eanberton, Bucklilgbamtre, lace-merchant, i 2 5 S ,I, :]S Great~~ James-theet Bulen Dec 17, at three, , and Jan. 20, at elfeveat the Bua In Oln ey, Buck- .nghamshire. Soliitors, Air. Samuel Taylor, No. 14, Jo.i ntreet, Bed- ford-roa , - and Mr. Garrard, Olney, aBuksh.aman loeler, Dec. SAMUlL IMOSES, late of Portseha30po ...

... IWIF NEWS. ? a IIf-RACONIRE, Dug. 23.-.-Tire Ynasts, ~saihi, alli rign'Of its schoo erh ve en was~ird on Jihocs about ten miles to the Ealsotward11. ofthulb.is mv a to i'alant sail is irarke.d Fisher aiqs.A M'A~v'OR',Dic. 7.~i e Nlswl, Smit~'h, is sdg and. Ifears are entertfineid for her safety. ll1A448AY, 15L9 OF MANI, Drac. 224.-The Prosperisjy, Burns frot4A7iVitehivcli to TDublir, ;ipriurg ...

... FroamtheLONDON GAZETTEof Tuesday, Dec.30. ~\ 2l - ~ I1 . .L, -, , . , BANHI1IJPTCY SUE~SDD JOHN-ROBINSON, St1Buralm; Stdifordahiremakifacturer 'f earthenware. i? BAN-,-RU ,' BENJAMIN IBL-}1, late'.ot Stratfbrd4.pnon.Avod \Varwldksbire corn-dealer, Ja.2,4atsix,'2s3,sand Feb.10, at eleven atthe Golden Lien Ina, Stratford upqn-Avon.. jolicitorsi 'Mr:, Rdgerell of GreatJaMes-o street, Bedford ...

... | From the LONDONVGAZET7EofSaturdaY,Nov.29. _ _ _ --- A- ..__. 1: 1_A_1_. CArSLTOVN.notbsE, Nov. 21,1823.-The King wVas this day pleased to confer the honour ot Knighthood o0 Charles Harcourt Chambers, Esq. one of the Judges ofv he Supreme Court of Judicature at doinbay, WHITEHALL, Nov. 25, 1Wt.-The King has been pleased to present the Reverend Thomas Frognall Dibdin, Bachelor of Arts, to the ...

... SHIP NEWVS. NEwIVAVEN, DzC. 5.-A vessel Came on Shore necar Crowlink Gap on Wednesday evening, but from the state ofthe stor'esivwen foun dthe hull having gonieinto sticks, it is imposaihleto ascer- tain from ,any thing that has yet been fouud what she was, or where she canse from. Not a vestige of' the cargo has ap- peared, csequently it may be presumed she was in ballast. She was, it is ...

... W'e received yesterday Brussels Papers to the 6th instant. The following are extracts:l FstkN roaT, Nov. 25.-Accounts from the Ionian Islands say, the dispatches sent from London to Malta have given occasion to very active communications between that island and Corfu. The lonian Government is stated to have sent an I agenst to Greece, who is commissioned to inquire into the opinions of the ...

... . ?? Average Prices of CORN through- Out -ENGLAND, for the week end. ing 13th December., Per Quarter 5. d. Wheat ?? 8 ?? 3 a Barley ?? 27 6 Oats ?? 20 7 Beaus . ?? 6 Peas ?? 2 Corn's Jrckange, ilirk Lane. CQuantities and Prices of British Corn, &c. sold and delivered in this Market, during the week ended Saturday, 13th December. fQrs, - :td s d Wheat 10,942 for 30,83 9 2 Average, 55 2 Barley.. ...

... We received yesterday and Saturday the following advices from Bayonne. They confirm the accounts we lately gave of the dlisurbed state of Galicia. la fact, the difficulties of the French are only comnmlenciug. MADRID, Nov. 15.-The influence of the Clergy and the fanatics is so much on the increase, that a change is hardly to be expected. Meantime the confusion and disorder in the general ...

... Since we formerly noticed the intention of his Grace the Duke of Hamilton to supply the city of Glasgow with excellent coal at aecbeap rate, the most lively sensation has been excited, and the keenest interest felt for the successof the project. We lare happy to have to announce that the survey of the proposed railway from Hamilton to Carmyle, by Mr. Telford, has just been completed, and that ...

... FROM, THE LONDON GAZETTES. Tuesday, Dec. 9. 8ANX ERUPTS. T. Ellaby, Emiberton, Buckinghaamshire, lace-merchant. Solicitor, Mr. Taylor, Jobn-street, Bedford-row. S. Moses, Portseca, Southampton, slopseller. Solicitor, Mr. Bogue, Great James-street, Bedford-row. J. Davidson, Cliorlton-row, Lancashire, stone-mnason. Solicitors, Messrs. Ellis, Sons, Walmesley, and Gortoi, Cliancery-lane. W. ...

... LONDON MARKETS- CORN EXcHANGE, MONDAY, DEC. 15, 1823.n Wednesday the report of arrivals which had come in up to that time, was X as follow s-of British. Irish. Foreign. Wheat . .. 5,100 .- - quarters. Barley . . . 4,700 . - - do. oats . 6,200 .NO0 960 do. with 10,200 sacks of Flour coastwiose. A very large portion of these quantities was already in market on this day seI'nnigt, and much of ...

... LONDON MAR S --- . CORN EXCHANCE, MONDAY, DEC. 8.-Beyond the quan- tttieesggien as the report of arrivals up to the market of tihi day se'nnight, there were but few supplies of grain fresh in to that of Wednesday last, when the reported amounts were as follow :-Of B ritish. Irish. Foreign. Wheat . . 1,750 . - . -quarters. Barley.. 1,350 . - - do. Oats . ,40 . 2 00 . - do. with 2,700 sacks F As ...