... TUESDAY, Sspr. 22. - flJVIJ V k LwJfI 1 Ad , I AJJf . I EBA KRUPTS. as Warwvick James BUCKLAND, Union-road, Albany-road, Old-Kent- road, in tee county of Surrey, British plate-njailufacturer, d. c. er, to sur. Sept, 30, Nov. 3, at 12,-Atts. Reeves, Fur ...

... 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 ...

... about the same 1, time; yesterday and this morning it has been fine. There Ir was a moderately fair supply of Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, for this days market, but of other grain from gn these counties the quality was verylimited, with only a few ...

... Grandy, Bury.-.Pet. crs. Jonathan Opentilaw, Bury,yotton -J n spinner. ALLEN Joseph, of No. 171, Drurty Lane, and No. 30, Golden Lane, Barbican, in the county of Mdlesex, tea dealer and ' grocer, to sur. Dec. U and Jan. 10Ia 12,-Sol. Smith, WVII- P. ...

... -Pettioioing Creditors, James Josepih Howell and Co. Queen hithe, wharfingers and malt factors. BROWN Robert. of 'Maidstone, in the county of.Kent, ironfounder and civil engineer, d. c. to sur. April 21 and May le at il.-Att. Gould, Pinner's Hall.-Pet. Cr ...

... stationers it J. and J. Radford, Tiverton, upholsterers RI Wilford alid Son, Gracechurch.street, boot and shoe manu. fecturers J. Bye and S. Cleaver, Sittltgbourne, Kent, cement manu- !n facturers st Allison cnd Fahifield, Liverpool, merchants W. Vapp and C. ...

... at 10, at the Golden Cross Inn, Oxford.-Atts. 0 Hindm'arsh and Son. Jewin Crescent.-Pet. tCrs. William r 0 Clharles Short and Co, Abehurch-lane5, London, wholesale j - tea dealers. tlb - COOK James Wood, of Dover, In the eounty of Kent, wt woollen draper ...

... MACKINTOSH WATERPROOF COATS, 4c. 15 Per CENT. CHEAPER THYAN ANY OTHER HO USE. .NEW BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOI.SE. ALLAM, EDEN, end CLARK, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE IilANusFACTO555i, NORTHAMPTON and STAFFORD, most respectfully inform the ...

... Whiterbapel, silversmiths Grinold and Corbett, Old Jewry, wine merchants J. Wilson and B, Seadon, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, boot and shoe muakers W. TMil and W. il. Miles, 'Change Alley, accountants D.James ind Son, Dsrtford, curriers T. Neal and ...

... Pr-ioe Current of Tuesday, ;J'ayf ?? accounts from Worcester, the Weald of Kent, Sussex, and also East Kent, are much worsa to-day. There seems no increase of vermin in Mid-Kent, but mould has appeared there in various places. Several planters, who last ...

... 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 ...

... 38 a 60 36a 326 aa 48 a2a 4612a - In consequence of the recent high winds, and the Kreat increase of mould In Mid-Kent and the Weald of Kent, pockets of the last year's growth have advaneed full 6s. pzr cwt., and the old duty less fallen to £150,OO0. SUGAR ...