100lbs., 6d. a pound. The selling at the same place as above; the payment

in the same mauner.

TREE SEED.

LOCUST SEED-68. a pound.

BANKRUPTS.

DISTIN, J., Bridgewater, Somersetshire, iron

monger.

FIRTH, J., Halifax, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer.

HANCOCK, T., sen., Willoughby, Warwickshire, butcher.

JOHNSON, G., Nottingham, lace-manufac

turer.

COBBETT'S TOUR IN SCOT-LEECH, J., Norton-fa'gate, tea-dealer. LAND, including the four Northern LONG, G., jun., Croydon, maltster. Counties of England, was published MOORE, T., and A. Gordon, Rainhill, on Thursday, the 10. of January, in a cashire, glass-bottle-manufacturers. neat volume, price 2s. 6d., bound in

MAY, G., Clay-cross, Derbyshire, shoemaker.
MICHELL, W., T., Woolwich, builder.

Lan

STROUD, T., Crown-street, Soho, goldsmith.
PERACHON, W., Whitechapel-road, baker.
THUNDER, R., Bath, grocer.

TUCKER, J. V., Sun-street, Bishopsgate-
street, plane and edge tool-maker.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION.
NEISH, J., Dundee, manufacturer.

MARK-LANE, CORN-EXCHANGE, 'Mar. 25. We had a tolerably fair supply of Wheat from Kent, fresh up to this morning's market; but from Essex and Suffolk the arrivals were very moderate. The weather having latterly been more favourable for the condition of the Wheats, the samples handled more kindly. The trade opened freely, but towards the middle and close of the market prices receded from Friday's advance, and finished dull; and in some instances lower than this day se'nnight. The disproportionate currency between Wheat and Flour prevents millers from getting into stock, and their purchases are therefore confined to a very limited extent. Old native and free Wheats were firm at their former Bonded Wheats met inquiry at low prices rates, owing to their diminished quantity. without leading to actual business.

The show of Barley samples was large; Malting qualities were languid sales at their late advance, and stained as well as distilling their previous quotations. and grinding parcels hung heavily on hand at

Malt extremely dull, and sales confined to the best qualities.

Fresh Oats being in good supply, and the THRELKELD, W., Winchester-street, Broad-demand limited, the sales effected, were at

street, grocer,

WOOLLETT, J., Newbury, Berkshire, teadealer.

TUESDAY, MARCH, 26, 1833. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. DAFFURN, T., Old Compton-street, Soho, corn-dealer.

BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. HEHIR, J., jun., Primrose Cottage, Worcester, baker.

HODSON, E., Thrapston, Northamptonshire, linen-draper.

prices barely equal to last Monday.

Beans, Both old and new, were in fait demand, and prices supported.

Peas also firm at last week's terms.
Flour steady sale at full as good prices.

....

....

Tall Marrowfats.

Dwarf Marrowfats.

crably stupid as the impudent babble | 36. Pea-Early-frame.
of the Whigs about having "settled 37.
"upon a Speaker for the next House | 38.
** of Commons," I proceed to give a list 39. Radish-Early Scarlet.
of the names of my seeds, and of the 40.
numbers which are to be put upon the 41. Spinage.

White Turnip.

parcels; once more observing, that a 42. Squash (from America, great va large package of seeds will be sold for

riety)..

twenty-five shillings, and a small one 43. Strawberry-Cisalpine. for twelve shillings and sixpence. A 44. Turnip-Early-Garden. direction may be sewed on the package

in a minute, and it can be sent to any

FLOWER SEEDS.

part of the country by the coach, or 45. Canterbury Bells.
in any other manner, as the weight, 46. Catch Fly.
even of the larger package, is only 47. China-asters.
about 16 pounds.

48. Clarkia, (very beautiful).
49. Convovulus-Dwarf.
50. Indian Pink.

51. Larkspur-Dwarf Rocket.
52. Lupins-Dwarf Yellow.
53. Marvel of Peru.

54. Poppy-Carnation.

5. ......Kidney (or French) Searlet 56. Stock-White Wall-flower.

3. ......Long-pod.

4. ......Early Masagan.

SWEDISH TURNIP SEED.-Any quantity under 10lbs. 9d. a pound; and any quantity above 10lbs. and under 50lbs. 8d. a pound; any quantity above 50lbs. 8d. a pound; above 100lbs. 7d. A parcel of seed may be sent to any part of the kingdom; I will find proper bags, will send it to any coach or van or wagon, and have it booked at my expense; but the money must be paid at my shop before the seed be sent away; in consideration of which I have made due allowance in the price. If the quantity be small, any friend can call and get it for a friend in the country; if the quantity be large, it may be sent by me.

MANGEL WURZEL SEED.-Any quantity under 10lbs., Sd. a pound; any quantity above 10lbs, and under 50lbs., 7d. a pound; any quantity above 50lbs., 6d. a pound; any quantity above

COBBETT'S TOUR IN SCOT-LEECH, J., Norton-fa gate, tea-dealer. LAND, including the four Northern LONG, G., jun., Croydon, maltster. Counties of England, was published MOORE, T., and A. Gordon, Rainhill, Lan

BOOTH, A., late of Bury, Lancashire, shop-
The show of Barley samples was large;
keeper.
Malting qualities were languid sales at their
HANKIN, W., Kirkdale, Lancashire, stone-late advance, and stained as well as distilling

and grinding parcels hung heavily on hand at HOUGHTON, T., Ormskirk, Lancashire, their previous quotations.

Malt extremely dull, and sales confined to MAY, G., Clay-cross, Derbyshire, shoemaker. the best qualities. MICHELL, W., T., Woolwich, builder.

Fresh Oats being in good supply, and the THRELKELD, W., Winchester-street, Broad-demand limited, the sales effected, were at

SMITHFIELD.-March 25.

This day's supply of each kind of stock was even for that of a Lent Monday, very limited; but owing to advanced prices being stifly demanded, trade was, particularly in the early Mutton at an advance of full 2d. per stone; part of the day, very dull. With Beef and with Lamb, Veal and Pork at but little, if any, variation from Friday's quotations. The quality of the Beef and Mutton part of the supply was exceedingly prime, which was the cause of no inferior mutton being quoted.

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The beasts appeared to consist of about equal numbers of short-horns, Devons, Scots, and Norfolk home-breds, chiefly from Norfolk, with a few from Suffolk, Essex, Cam-tains only 10,000 Tickets, of which 8,000 are bridgeshire, Lincolnshire, Leicestershire, Northamptonshire, Buckinghamshire, and the Western districts; with about 109 Herefords, 200 Welsh runts, a few Irish and Sussex Beasts, Staffords, &c. from various quarters, and perhaps 100 Town's end Cows.

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London, 25th March, 1833.

ATTWOOD, ESQ., M. P., HEAD OF
THE POLITICAL UNIONS.
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