... n?au5 .kill j0!}imace ~facfort to carry sucho. an impot tiieasure; Itwillcadily b, admittqZ that nthpiint heiibl crsditi shtild be faithftily aid punctpall .ai'but ve cnnot .agree that n tz e people (particularly at oa whvlen the incomes of rnost are so- nmateral xiEse shu~.b.taxedto tl~e extent m t i . tencets of 'go e8nishg), o the ljlel piurje df1pling up a Fund la(led a Sinkii~g on), , ...

... .SHiNP S ' -NEW Extract of a letter frot the Agent to Lloyd's at Constantinople, The Dsrius,'Notter, from hence to Odessa, ran foul of a sand bank off the moltb of 'the Dansube assd'e gale springing up, both vessel and stores are totally. ls: crew saved. Eight other vessels are lost-In the Black Sea; viz. :-Austrian ship Stills, Andiovech; in ballast, bound to Odessa; Austrian brig ...

... .jww;ALrF'. , AXE* SMS., We 4llud:zd the day before yesterday.to i reportin virculatiAt of an intention ofihe Govrnment to repeaZ tbe Assessed Tazes, and substitute an Income Taw an lieu of them. We have since undergtood,'from a source we think informed as to the measures of 'the Government generally, that tMere is no such ipterntion; but we have d heard with satisfaction, that the repeal of ...

... - v M r I,:K . . l . Average Prices of CORNThrough- out ENGLAND, for the week end- ing 21st December. Per Quarter. Wheat ?? 38 8 ?? 3 6 Barley ?? 29 4 Oats .18 I 9 Beans .. s 28 10I Peas . 29 4 1 i Con E7cbanAe, MrkLane. Quantities and Prices df British Cprn, 'St. sold and delivered in thui Matlcet, duiu;g the-iweek en~ded Saturday, 21st;1December. .Qr-. .- . s. di. a. fd. Whmeat A9041br2,fl2 ...

... $IilP .WS Cils%.&N. 1laidep thtq Ulynssis Hancock, rfrom Georgetown, lae.witkAWgO.'b u5d to Cowel for or- ders: 35 days passage. PLYMlnUTiS,'JAf i.~Wn S n;rived 'tise -Wilbelmi~a. Maria, Pietius, fro Natlar d must dischsarge, Eldward Foster, Alwitt, f' Bgtioe4Falrn~utfith,2'bfoud to Rot- terdami; and'Sata- jins rmMsla Afl.eiofthie.polee thce lizabeth,' fro -Glrlrfr'jtdn son~, ...

... - THELONDON.AR -5. CoUN EXCHANGE, Mi tg.LAtB JANe. 6. Last week's arrivals of all Grain were only moderate. This moring there is a good sepply of .W heat, Barley aed Beans from Uent and Essex, but very little ?? fresh in from any otther part. Considerable dulness hasprevailed in tie Wbeat trade this morning, and although the prices arenot'quotid lowSr, yet it was with great difuiculty that the ...

... ,From tale Zo/DO.N GAZETTE of Jan. 4 BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. L. H. \Martelly, ot Fifisbury-square, merchant, from Jan. t1 to Mlarch 1. J. J. Thompson, late of Bermondsey-will, boat-builder,from Jailt. I] tO3ntIl H. Beans, of Lordship-lane, Sydlenham, stock-broker, from f Jan. 7 to Jan. Is. BANKRUP.TCY SUPERSEDED. F. Lee, of Bocking, Essex, victualler. BANKa8UPTS. T. Parkes. of .Stourbridge, ...

... THE BEYENU . No. I. ABSTRACT of the~ NET PRODUCE of the REVENUE of GREAT BRITAIN, In the Years ended 5tir San. 1822, and Stls Jan. 1923, diatingoithing the Quarters; and also the Total Produce of the Consolidated Fund, the Annua4l Duties, and War Taxes; as also the Total Produce Of the Custbms and Excise.-- --- - - REVENUE,. dintiglnhiehnt the Consoli. dated Fund, tbe Annual uties, and theSl ...

... From the L ONDON GAZE, TTE of Jan. 7. BANKRUPTS. H. Hicks and S. W. Woodward, of Bankside, timber.mi r chants, Jan. 11, 25, and Feb. 18, at one, at the Court of Commis sioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. Davison, Bread-street. J. Benson, of York, coach-master, Jan. 20, 21. and Feb. 18, at eleven, at Baysies's i-lotel,in Petergates York. Selicjtors, Messrs. 3Bell and Co., ...

... 'R ATRADE. We insert the following communication in answerto the stathemen we copied from Thc cotsman, on the subject of theinjurious effccoF. the 'ea Monopoly, though the in- temperance of 'tle langage is by no means a recom- mendation of it. An insinuation against a respectable Journal of falsifying a Price Current, for, which the writer his no other foundation than conjecture, and the ...

... SI9P NRWS. I)AJN. 6.-Wind E.S.E.-Arrlved la~st night anij tqoday, ald alled fo the Rivei-, the LaYton., ,?dller, frjrnl Brencoolen; anh aleeo Is. Adamant, Easserby, from Calcutta and the Cape; Mellish, Ford, from Madras and Calcutta - Sir -William Beaseley, Smit I, from Quebec ' Cihnniriots, H punsial, from dtto ; asllssioaary,' Rn- ensn frmte eierna;Prhhire, Layuter, from St. Micaels; nd ...

... TRADE.WITSH THE UNITED STATES., The'fOIlowing is an extract from a Circular from the Atnericant Government to the Collectors of the Public Revenue, containing no tplilati~l o of the vtrunds on which British Colonial Trade ;; carried on with the United States; a subject that must be in. tere8 to merchantssin general:- t a Treasulry Department, Comptroller's Office, Sept.14, 1822. ' SIR-YOU ...