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... [FROM THE LEEDS MERCURY.] We have just had a survey made of the manufacturing establishmellts in the parish of Leeds, in order to ascertain the number and power of the steam engines in the parish, with the progressive growth of the manufactures in this place; arid the following epitome gives the result. We have not time at the present moment to analyze the returns, the details of which are now ...
... ;'ru97ll It OND ON GJZE Thf Tuesday, Mlarch 9. FORlEIGN-OFFICE, Frii. 20, 1830. Tihe King haks bel 'graciously pleatsed to nomlinatte andl appoint William, Sharp Mlacleay, Esq. to he hl:, Maje.s-tvss Co ininissaiy Jud~ge, ini thu roomn of HeUnry Theophillis kit- bee1, Esq. and Clharles Madietnzie, Esq. to be his Majesty's Ccfjiiimiss ioner~ of Arblit ration, in tii'! 10011 of ANV fitlai SIhi a ...
... MNYARE. IFD.. AIfONRYS JMrXRKET.-C'lrY; FRIDA{Y. The Consol Market has left off this afternoon in a tran- quil state, without any symptoms of an increase of specu- lation, neither party being influenced by any decided opinion either for a rise or fall of Stocks. The rate of con- tinuation from Account to Account yields about the usual rate of interest, viz. three per cent. per annum, so that ...
... MhONEY-MAYkRE - 'IAY, SATUkijM Up to the termilnlation of busihe tilts Afterno6n' the Funds have coutinicr4 e~xtelni av, th ltl..tho qutota- tions wvere no~ b he~ow'.hlose of~ ycsterday. ,There i, .not- withstanding, a much more decided opinion0 ?? against investments by the'plblic ; and the time bargains also show the absence of that support which was formerly given to the o5nsol Market by ...
... SHIP NBWS. PLYMOUTH, APRIL 12.-The Vigilant ketch (10) Lieutenant It. Loney, sailed to the westward this after. noon. A Court Martial is ordered to assemble on board his Majesty's ship Kent, to-morrow, to try George Hends, a private marine, belonging to the Blanche, for theft. Mr. B. J. Sufivan, College Midshipman, of the Undaunted, is promoted to the rank of Lieutenant. It is reported that Mr ...
... THE MJIiKES7S.LJEm. 1. CORN EXCHAXGE. We have considerable animation in the' wheat trade this morning, compared to what -we have iad of late, and the finest samples of this grain are quotledfrom 2s. to 3s. per quarter dearer, and the inferior snes fetch Is. to 2s. advance on the quotations of this day Nveek, -wCith something of a brisk trade. The bailev trade is dull, and sales are made very ...
... SHIP N k WS. . [FROM LLOYD'S.] DEAL, JAN. 12.-Wind E.N.E. to'N.E. byE.. Arrived Kent, Acock, South Seas. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 12.-Wind E. ?? Arrago, from London, for Valparaiso. Arnived Florida, Weston, Boston. FALMOUTH, JAN. 11.-Wind NT..-Sailed Lady Wellington packet, for Jamaica and Carthagena. CREEK, JAN. 12.-Arrived Aurora,-Harris; Malagia MILFORD, JAN. 11.-Arrived New Felix, Linligny, ...
... MfONEY-jif4RKVT--CzT', MONDdY. Neither the contents of the letters from Paris, announc- ing a decline of 1 per cent. il the funds there, nor the alarmn g accounts from Windsor, respecting his Majesty's health, have operated unfavourably on the Consol Market to-day-the closing price for Account being a fraction in advance of what it was in the early part of the morning. No positive information ...
... SDIP INIETI-S. The Bramble ?? (10), Lieuttenant W. H-1. IHaswel, sailed ?? to the wvustwarIld. 'I'Tle LeveLet tender, Lieut. NVorth, ?? off this polt this afternoon. The Rev. Thomas Qi11arles is appointed Ch ailul:6i11 to the Caltedoniai. Arrived yesterday the Norwegian brig pavotirite, Chuis- tillsi a, froim l Pirsgruninl d; D)aniish Ketch, V rot ; anml Anna, Stehl, fiom Altouta ; Norwegian, ...
... SHIP ATIVA& DOVER, MARCH 4.-His M j esty's packet the Crusader, which arrived last evening from Calais, besides the'tssual Government dispatches, brought: one from the lonlan Islands, and an overland dispatch from India, and-alsb seve.- ral passengers, amongst whom were Mr. Power, -Mj!.`Goretj, Miss Norton, Mr. Wiltshire, Mr. Everington, Mr. Fhaani, and Mr. Copling, the bearer of dispatches, ...
... From, the LONDON GAZ;ETTE ot Friday, leb. 5. WVINDSOR -CASTLE, FEB. 2, 1830. The King was this day pleased to codelr the honour of Kniglhthood upon William Bollhnd, Esq., one of the Barons of his 2dajesty's Court of Exclheqjuer. The win was this day pleased to confer the lonour of Knightlhood upon John Bernard Bosanquet, Lisq. one of the Judges of his Ma jesty's Court of Common Pleas. : ...
... 0 0 - LONDON MARKETS, * - FOR COLONIAL AND OTHER PRODUCE. :[FRO THE LONDON NEW PRItCE CURRENT OF PRIDAY.] SUGAR-The demand for Muscovades has considerably improved this week, and there is a firmness about the Mar- ket we have not experienced for severalweeks'past; the estimated sales this week are nearly 3,000 hhds. and tees. The Refined trade has been rather improving this week in the demand, ...