... D.AtNmativTs FROM .TTBSDAY$ GGAZ¶rTTE. I;.@rs 3to, Breamwb.e' the younger, of Rochland, Norfolk.t Shopkeeper.-EBizabetb and T7homas Sbare,,ofCleObury, MortimoorkShroplhire, Druggifts and Grocers.-pat.l Fallon, late of Edward Street, Portman Square, Hatters Ofwand.Pilling, of ,ivefey, Lancaffire, Miller.-George, Pzattof Diglee, Saddleworth, Yorldhire, Merchant and, Cloth \Manufa&urer.- 7 n/rn ...

... From ibe LO N D O01 GAZ ETTE, oga., - BAN1KR-UPTS. TUoMg'n Lte'is, of Bedford Street, Covent Garden, Druggia.- Ricbard Heaton Solly, St. Margarer' s at Cliff, near Dover, Merchant.-)%of,/i Adawns, 1' te of Brompton, Kent, Butcher.-Yobn Peplow, of S.irevs- bury, Linen Draper.-Hannanel Piendez Da Ch ., ja n of Orange Street, Bloonfbury, Grocer.-_7obv W7at1,q, late of Bankfide, Southwark, Colour ...

... The Weft India fleets have brought home a very confiderable quantity of Weft India produce into our markets, which is at prefent very dull indeed, parti- cularly rum, and cotton wool, as alfo is coffee, of which article fome public fales have been lately made at rather reduced prices. - In the courfe of eight days, 1,48a,3041bs. of tobacco have been imported into London from Virginia,yet the ...

... . IMARgFMERALD. CGorn Ea.tthan5; ~Ifondayi 3T41y 25. We had a' toreiable Ikpply of Wheat for this day's market, from, both E'er and Kent. Prikea alked at the early part of the day were rather higher than thofe afked laft Monday; yet the fales cloted hiavily, upon no better terms than thenacceeded to.-narleycomes up lparingly, and is ls. per qtarter ?? Pea2e continues (arce, and are on the ?? ...

... COR-N. ECHAaNGE, Sept. 5. Our' market wals well supplied with Wheat and Oats this day from our own coast; besides which there was a very large forei1gn supply of both these ?? wvas exceedinglsN d ?? in sale, and full 5s. per, quarter lower; tlhe best Essex White wiould harely reuch 84s. per ?? was plentiful thi6s usorniing, antd 3s. per quarter lower; and MIalt is rery dull in sale, a:nd Is. ...

... HWednesday's 5s Thursday's Posts. I 1Z.Ml:;q;17 U f S~m Ji . rcslay's Gazette. James c(.llen,'of Whitech pel, lt-manifacturer. hubert flapies, of the Lowa-road, Islifigtoll, cooper. I'ly Ria uscmr, of Stocliport, victuualler. V illini Friday, of. Quiedgeley, ,lutdeli. Thor.wts Porter, of. fliuninghami , muerehant. zaules Sykes and Johln Maishall of North Collinig- li1un, &c. mlaltstr.S.R ;-9h ...

... L0NDON MA RK ETS. CORN BEXCIHANGE, October 30. Fine samples of New Wliats were brisker in sale thi3 muorningl*,' thian on last Moniday, and a trifling ad- vance was obtained 'on a:'few ?? rols; and thier was a cern of middlinlg jurts, onf ar gadnzi terms as on ~ ~ onas oo arliso niteas Wthat day.-Barleys, of alie quality, were Soquitesdear-Old MaItsardly sprted' last quotation.-Peage, of each ...

... noltzrott.plarutto. CORN EXC ,'CILGE, Sept. 28. We have been wvell supplied with Foreign Wheat silice this daf sc'll night, buit thearlivss olf Sprilg Corn in general this nivrul ig was modserate. Fine Wheat supports last wiee's qotatilnl, wvhie all otlhcr hinds rueet a beavy sale at lower prices. New Barley was in tolerable supply fron Essex anilKent, anl the sale Wsahis t so brisk the last ...

... Although we have had no fresh arrivals of Wheat in since Monday, there being but few buveids at market, sales wvere very heavy this mornhing; and Monday's prices were with diffi- culty obtained for the finest snmples; but the in- ferior qualities were unsaleable. The arrivals of Oats hove been large this week, yet the trade was very brisk, and last day's pricesfully supported . In Barley, Peas ...

... Rontloll tuarutto, CORN EXCHANGE, Arms. 21. Our supply of Grain in general last week will be seen by our list of importations beneath, to have been very limited, and the market closed with every appearance of improvement on Friday last. This morning the arrival of Wheat being also small, and having a very brisk detnand, an advance of from 3s. to 6s. per quarter was without difficulty obtained ...

... WEDNESDAY'S & TITURSDAY's POSTS. B,,k7,,rzlqatsfroInz Tuesday's Cmettlc. Henry Smith, of Tooting, Surrey, victualler. John WYillia s, of Pinners' Hall, Old Broad-street, merchant. James Chalk, of Blackfriars'-.rod, coacbmaker. William Kelsey and Thomas Kelsey, late of Heck- dykc, Nottinghamshire, hemip-dealers. Benj. Stinson, of Dudley, Worcestershire, grocer. Samuel Brecknell, of Whistones ...

... monbolt juarutto+ CORN EXCHANGE, DEc. 2. There has been a fair supply of Wheat and Flour since this day caetnnight, and we had a tolerably large arrival of Wheat this morning from Essex, Kent, auid Suffolk; hence the trade is dull, asid thonith a few of the best erns were selected on nearly as good terms, we consider it for all other sorts, frm Is. to 2s. per quarter ?? had souse quantity of ...