... LONrDO.V GAZETTE, pt,,, I LISTI OF ' I IT Or' Uk rtLS-' LI ' OF AN', . ? iS, (AU (te meetings qf ?? ieicrre,- . be ?? rzeie,,,. . dbi DOWLYS James, of Balshami ill rj,, c lp, groc'2er, Hilapkeeper, d. c. ro .ini J;i ait 2.--Atg Gtv 'e ?? erre ; r P .ICi clarleq, oif NiN. °'l I l l . t bliddlesex, mlibreolni aj '1 01- ' IfFerlwary r, at I I1.--Atc one ' r gate, hill. NIUVET'lT Jamiies, late. ...

... . U011,5011 f-Khrlwto.. - ?? ?? CORN EXCIIANt;E, MARIC-I,A)iE..1 Dee. 21.-The intense frost we hlaveexperjenced lately has ) nearly Iimpede the iiavigation, p3artlehirly inland. Our arrivals tothis day's marklet were eonseqtluently ouly' mole- rate of ail dieseriptions of Graln, excepting Oets wieh are liberal, and a fair qutantity oJ; Flour. The me'iiig zraded to-day was very inanimnat,. and ...

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... MA R KETS. Nonmvi-i, Drc. 26.-The rctpply of all ?? r drO' ri ctaldht 'asro feitt red., 441' o fMi;. to kbs. b arley, 2i0i. to 31s.; ornt, 20g. to 24f.i; h;ow.5 28s. to 354. ; pac\, 3:1,. to 3hi. ; Loilers, ti 42,s. ,cn Ai. flour, 1,5u. to 47a. ptr 4AAk NOuIwtCI CA'-UeX M.AuctsOw, ?? 24.V'e had )ttiy small supply of fat cattle to thit day's marlicke!t prioei * lid. to 7l;. por stone of 1. ibs. ...

... LOYDON. WEDNESDU Y-Dmemsms-n I bh ats STOCKS TE[IS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. his S per Cent. Red. 9O 13antk Stock 217 tl St pe, Cent. Consulsshut I-nnr Ano,,iiets 19-13-16 S9_ per Cents. - In dia Stock.,- 8' per CU. Reduced ?? Ittdin Bonds70 71 rer Four per t'ent, shut sx ills 76 77 l f Four per C. is26, 105t I Co, for Acet. 95 at %VA WINnson, 'Dec. 2s.-Hlis Majesty continues ill th re best possible ...

... -- PLYMOuTn, DEC. 30.-The Bramble cutter, 10, Lieu. nant llaswell, returned from Falmouth during Sunday nig and sailed again to-day for the same place.. The Espeig IS, Commander R. Elliott, sailed on Monday afternoon Spithead. We learn that the Clio, 10, is ordered to. brought forward at this port for commission. Lieutersg Corbet (1828) is appointed to the Ariadne, vice H- superseded. Orders ...

... I _ At&UZnIo ZN, l.Z1NE.,, The tlls, has arrve Gotten- burg, for London, wind-bound; left Gottenburg on the 19th ult. in cotpany with the Ann, Hutchison, of Shields, and Ferwick, Vernon, of Sunderland, and five other British ves- sets; had to cut two miles through the ice. No British vessels frozen up. The Migvie, Murray, arrived at Aberdeen -ou Thursday veek from Riis.. .lTb.maste ?? n~(Ltgi3 ...

... ie ne The Nimble, Machf c, are'at V.doo foro Rigs ott ,~Thuarsday week, and the [lose, Nice!,oni Friday-beirg thle least vessels from that -port to this-far thre sao.Thee left net li Battider-a don:te 10th curent. 'Flce whiater hod pet!~-ltisi he, St set 'Re with So:murlt severity its Russia. that they -ee tlsir ?? ntacoer foor~tdtcn days its beieg eat chre-glt thle ir'ae t snitlt cant ...

... BRIIJIrk- i n ewe I IOVWceA, Vec. 26. Eggs 3s. 3d. per hundred. Butter 56s. o s. per firkin. Pork Ss. 9d. per stone. Quantity and ave- sage price of grain sold ili this market, on Saturday, the 19th i.st, taken from the inspector's weekly corn return: Wheat, 8QO quarters, at 49s. Od. Barley, 273 ditto, at 26s. Sd. Oats, 52 (littO; at '22s. Id. Rye, 22 dlitto, nt 27s. -lAd.-Dec. 26. T here was ...

... FROJI THE LONDON GAZE TTF. BANKRUPTS. all E. I-l. Bor, Cannon Street. Iondon, money reriner . Wi. Packbrata, ,.odgote Hill. London, tonvro, keeper G. Hosaroanil, 1ieeaditly, Nliddleex, draper WV. Norliock, itoebter. Keno, linen drper g J. H. Leach, ('anteeburs, draper ( S. WVildblond, Ruoton. maltster 25 J. Bower, Leads, Yo.k, flax spinner to ?? flelirst, Slhefieltd, York, grocer S. t4iddft,,n ...

... From THE LONDON GAZETTE3 of Friday, Jan. 1. ?? ~ ~ , a .I; DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. JAN. 1.-JOHN HAWKES TATI'ON, of Jarade House, Thames Bank, Middlesex, coal-merchant, that lib is is insolvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engage- ments with his creditors. BANKRUPTS. DAVID PAGE, of Epsom, Surrey, horse-dealer, Jan. 15, at one, 19, at eleven, and Feb. 12, at two, at the Court oi ...

... TIlie BOOK TRADF. (FROM THE GLOBF OF WEDNESDAY.) Yesterday a meeting of publishers and book- sellers took place at the Chapter Coffee-house, con- vened for the purpose of discussing certain arcana of the trade, necessary, as the parties stated, to sup- port the respectability of the profession, and the fair profits to which they are justly entitled. Among other gentlemen present were -Mr. ...