... Harhorne, Staffordshire, ironmaster—J -loman, Maidstone, timber merchant—J Kelly, Liverpool, flour dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOI.V ED. W Tread well and took. High street, Kensington, cheese mongers-E and B Seal. Kent, carpenters-J P Cutlow and i; Jun.. Louth ...

... Barley 31 4 7 S 7 9 Rye 38 3 36 7 • ft Beans 3ft 10 ft 37 37 8 14 HOP INTELLIGENCE. Borocor. July 4—The letter* this day from Kent and Sussex generally state, with few cxc. ptions, an increase nf vermin within the last week but the showery weather keeps ...

... FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE. JULY 9, 1830. TIFCI. RATION Or INSOLVENCY. John Hayn.an, Sic.n place, E.i»i street, Old Kent road, corn dealer—Thomas Berry Christian, Leicester, salt dealer. Bankrupts to surrender at the Commissioners' Court, London. Bichard Gorham ...

... Mr 'Edwards, Mitre court, Fleet street. David Twort, Horsmondrn, Kent, miller, d c 20th and 27th inst Uth Aug. Sol Mr Hore, Serle street, Lincoln's Inn fields ; and Mr Jefferv, Maidstone. John Sainthill, Pickle HeiTing, Tooley street, Sonthwark, French ...

... grow more than six to eight cwt. per acre, but the bulk not more than one to two cwt. The early blighted grounds In the Waald Kent are making an effort, and a fair proportion of burr. The Worcester and Hereford districts euutinue equally bad, not likely ...

... Worthing, Sussex, coach proprietor Y 25 J. Branthmvaite, Manchester, Irolnnionger nn 25 J, BIushell, Sandwich, bnd Ramasgate, Kent, lodein of - 26 E.S.. G; blonbouse, and M. A. Gorman, Landoel ly merchants i. - 21 T. Sylvester, Witney, Oxfordshirc, currier ...

... much the same for new Hops. Currency Sussex Pocket*. £7 10s. to £8 lfis.j Kent, 10s.: choice to £13 13*. 18-9. 10*. to 1828, £6 10s. to 10*. 1827. 90*. to 100*. 84*. to B'S. Maidstone, Dec. 16.—The Hop trade, at present, seems quite at stand, we scarcely ...

... late Lady Grantham, and daughter of Philip, second Earl of Hardwicke, and the Marchioness De Grey, descended from the Dukes of Kent. Our local readers will probably remember that an excellent portrait of this fine young man, painted by Mr. Robinson, of Leeds ...

... Borouoh, Monday —The Hop market, since Maidstone Fair, on the 17th instant, has been brisker for d hags and pockets, which seems likely fully to support their prices. Currency New Pockets, Sussex, BJs. to Kent, 90s. 1265.; Ka-1 ditto, to 147 a. Duty ...

... AND DEALERS. , JOHN DODGSON, Hop Merchant, Leeds, has on Sale a very select Assertnsentof Fine New Worcester NO R TH CLAY, KENT and SUSSEX HOPS, of the choicest Quality, and suitable for the Brewing of Ale, intended be kept for several Years, which he ...

... with new Hops Is little renovate.: with old ones very dull-Price..* last quoted. East Kent, In poets. -It 41. 0 I 71. Ote 7 Ditto, bags---• 3 10to4 10 4 Oto* O U Mid Kent.lnpockts 3 3to 4 sto 0 15ti.7 0 Ditto, ill hags 3 310 to 4 lOW 6 O Sussex, in pockets ...

... 910116 Other ?? lb. 600 1346967 122401l1 ?? . ?? . q9031142 127 e ~~CORN MAARK(ET--LoxBoN. lr Theo show, of Wheat from. Essex. Kent, and Suffolk was ?? climited, and wve had onlly a moderate quantity of Barley, Beans, and eas or his ays arkt, bt sveral vessels ...