... 'l’o Sou) (without any heslkvk) By ./. UOULTOS, At Saitaii ill LfeIipTKXSM. On Waincxday, the Ixl >f '\9xrch next, » |,I. the BREEDINCT IKWF.S/t the late Edward Omsi.pr, E.q. S(X). Ihe Relection and f this Hock, lian been the ohject anxiou. ami jiiJiciou* nolicituile for the last halfCeninrv, ami i» universally allowed have attained most eminent siiperioritv. The Sale to begin Ten o’Clock, and ...

... latiaaalmM nofoun.lfd Char(», I bare aaaiM wjreir of larani io my power briny wkato tiaoMClion, id lb* maiiorr, btfore propar Iribaaal. I ana, air, yoar obadiaal arrraal, St, Cktptl-tltttl, ilrotvntor-plucl, A. OTlaiLt. (from Dublin Fararaf Pnt.) II it not Dpcnanry la aarora onr rratara ibal MaryaW of Cianrieanla la ao laaoarlia of oara; bal ibapablicaiaal aware, al aawa lime, Ibal aar ...

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... THE HULL PACKET Forty Quineas Reward. WHEREAS Inst night, or some villain villku broke dnnnting-tKnj.e, Me-'rs. (!. & J. Eenirfow, an# M«w«- Biadi.k A Co. on tbe Soiun SiJe>T tj)/ Old Doek.— Whosoever will give infcgfiati il'vTlKe said parties, by which the Offenders bronchi to Justice, sb»U, on their Conviction, receive llewnrd of FORTY GUINEAS. Watf, Jan. 28, !82ii. TO FRUITERKKS. Seville ...

... Oall rltpto, &C. ?? ?? Lonsdon Gezetr, .rsovernber 10,1 S26. s 1 wyezvsbury, and J. Haycock, Liverpool, mer- i J. 1ia11, Srrying on trade at Shrewsbury aforesaid, under T 1bstnof j. irllandeo-) Noav 2 ...

... 8ltankrupto, &c. e- Fears the Landon Gsazttc, 2.5th Februaarp, 1826. i, William Brown and Jas. Douglas, of Liverpool, merchants, P- to surrender March 7, 8, and April 8, at one, at the George Inn, Dal ...

... ORIGINAL GENUINE, A V(GCT**Lt TU'iDrcTiON, which hai fur many year* been iMiivanelly admireJ; alto acknowledged eminent, W nuprithing the Hair, prcTenliiig it from being injured illnet*, change > limate,study, trarelline, ecootiHiuient, Ac.; removes scurf, harshness, and dryness; renders soft and glossy; prevents its falling off or turning grey; creates a thick growth on the baldest places. ...

... BANK iL U PIS-SATRI'ID RAY, Fb. 23. J. Rodgers :,nd ?? Parker, Olldiam, Lancashlite, iron bitmiders. II. Prall, J. ?? a ol G3. It. Goodwin, Lvicustre, bobbin :and cmgrrlae o er S. lndirpitivo , Vil1;bltiiesrcrcorn .ttid jtitislhiit tirl.it ?? WVilni onzoo, Keighiley Yrklishlre, evorsteil spillt ner. J. Sciltt, 3irinigltan), jtrtinioll-tic JT. O il lte Clayton H-leights, Yot lishire, calico ...

... 3BAN K Klu lS.- SArTIan~V, May 1'3. J. Simiih, Il1,riasile, liculiihire, wiie aeid spirit rnercl4iin. F.. ?? I Hider and J. GUiilinge, hite of I'igh Holbollr, livwtn dIrapers. P. (nairnliu, 1'icca- diilly jerlelei. IV. Kaye, D)ile Side, Alitiondbury, Y iiksiire, dver. J. Firib, Huoddersfiel d, Yorkshijre, tailor and draper. S. Bottoniley, lioddersfield, v, ool. stipler. WV. Hartley, ...

... The following calculations as to the sources whence the population in the different parts of the country are suplicd with corn, are extracted from an article on the Con I rade, in a Scotch paper:- .Before concluding, we shall Insert a few details respecting the Corn Trade of England. The principal ports in England for the export of grain coast- wise are Lynn, Yarmouth, Boston, and Iptwich. ...

... rrU.ESDAY?s rO?sT CONTINUED. - BANKrR.U.PTS fromn FRIDAIY'S GA4ZETTE. . Toseph Aiikins, of Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, tnilor. A. L. Levin, oi Grace's-alley, Wellclose-squarc, bead-merchant. Ilenry Duncan, of Portsmouth, surgeon and apotbecarv. Thomas Crosley, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, carrier. John Twigg, of Dewsbary, Yorkshire, blaniket-manlufartlarer. James ileane, of Gloucester, brick ...

... WEJD'F.DAY'S AND THURSDAY'S POSTS. : 'an1hriipgsfropm Tuesday'/s Gazelle. Patrick Murphy, of i'verpool.stteet cotrn merchant. John Camnington, of Ludgate-street, linen-draper. I Augustus Boyson, of Three-King-court, commission agent. RobertDOVel, of 1Wnrrington, corn dealer. 5olbn Brown, ofi;sverrpool, merchant. John Taylor, of Nottingham, shoemaker. John Curtis, of Birmingham, chandler. John ...