... linen ?? Bullock, -erotton, grocer.-Cbfls. Faulkner, Birmingham, haber- ?? SpeaTd Beaumount, Huddersfield. corn ?? Spencer, Kent, grocer.-Rober' Jenkins, Abergate, Denbigh, farmer.-Josh. Rill, Ches- -er, ?? Holden, Lancaster, cotton spinner. John Johnson ...

... that are most likely to bring on disease, and result indeficiency. This cold baokwvard spring may yet therefore usher in a golden autumn. The deliveries of English wheat have certainly been larger than common; but we are not apprehensive that the farmers' ...

... Citv. warehouse. ana JOcePLn DUTrrl1, VIV /URUSte, ?? ?? inen and mantle manufacturers. George Butober, East-atreet, Old Kent-road, boot and ohoe manu. fdoturer. John Augustus Guatavs Af8mith, Basing- irall-street, auctioneer, Thomas D~jliogton, Grinshill ...

... S. Chapmnan, Boughton Malherbe, Kent, dealer. July 13, G, Jessop, Clifton- viL'e, Sussex, builder. July 14, 0. iDixon, Lymington, Hampshire, tailor. July 18, T. Lands, otherwise White, High-street, COanden town, boot vender. July 13, ?? Hennet, Duke-street ...

... and Stirling, billiard-room keeper. A. Turnbull, Glasgow, miller. W. Lang, Glasgow, com- miasiou merchant. A. Guthrie, Leith, boot and ehoe maker. W. Gow, Glasgow, dyer. J. Kincaid, Hamnil- ton, wright. J. S. Forrest, Annan, grocer. J. Gar- rioch, Island ...

... butcher, Millwick. Jorhn Vigrase, timber merobant. Walsall. Elizabeth Swinnerton, victualler, Stlkte-upon-Trent. Jamnes Lw, boot and ehoe maker, Halifax. David Roberts, worsted spinner, Halifax. i George Camm, grocer, Shef&eld. George Mertor, miller, IBops ...

... make him no fewer than thirty pairs of fishing boots ; the price in the colony being enormous. Mr John Wilson, oat lutchinson's-buildings, Sunderland, sent out by his brother-in-law, Mr John Chisholm, boots and shoes to the value of 320. Ho has received ...

... merchants. William Price Waghorn, Weeterham, Kent, grocer, Algernon Stewart Austen, blortinmer-street, Cavendish. equae, shiD broker. William Stubbings Wells, Hart' fod butcher. Thomsa Thompson, Maidstone, builder. John Hayward, Warwick and Milverton ...

... late oef Sohnm ~~obigo~iiomonger. H1e n Braen, Old ?? tctl~lis otref foreign gla! Geolge iillard New-steeet, Covent-garden, boot salc man. Geog, e Bennett, Binnitightm, licensed victuall Stephen Crute, Liverpool, olater. William Broc MRo1('Stc'5, stuff ...

... coc ii ?? G. C. B. Reid, lNewceastle' upon-'l'yre, ewnhieon brewer. Scurinm Snenueisnraernoas -Grsnge and M'Tyre, Glasgow, boot outhers.-J. and El. M'Donald, Glasgow, fleshers. ( Proln tile Gazeete of TuesdaY, March 16. BANti(uietS.-Johnl GaIly Hartley ...

... Richardsop, Riding Mill, Northumberland, ?? Elliott, Bristol, ?? Frederic Peck, Folkestone- Charles Wilkins, Culmore-terrace, Old Kent Roads commercial, traveller. BANKBUPTS.-Thomes Bearcroft, Brotton, York- Shire, draper, March i1, Leeds.-George Blackburn, ...

... Strandt tavern keeps er. JamneR Thomas Sitayler, St, Jobn.itreet-road and Little Snftron-hill, furrier. Gowen Clifford, Strood, Kent, builder. William Thomas Lambort, Jorinty- street, patent medicnie vender. e.ore go Crickmer, Lowestoft, saddler. Riclhard ...