... MARKET HE RALD. Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, Nov. 5, 1804. Since our laf utrot kindsotgrain have prorelfively rilen in price, and this morning, owing to adverfe winds pre- venting Imany corn boys, &c. leaving port stnd getthig up the river, a further advance ill Wheat Ilss tuke4 place- ray from 8b. to 4s. per quarter. Rye, Barley, and Alalt, tikewite obtaiziprscea equally hight in proportion ...

... BaeNkUO F FROM SATURDAY's GAZEV[. the Thomax Saxelbye, of Derby, merchuant, Sept. 18, go, of Oltober 14, at the Ta!bot Ins, Derby. Soliciors, Mel'. on Edwards aud Jeffopp, Derby. eri William Sault, of South Moulton Street, Hinoverl Square, Middlefex, callentderer, Sept, 26, 23, Otlober 14, atGuildbalil. SolicitorM lr. Ru ierfvrd, Bartholomew' at Clore. n Charles Henihaw, late of Tower Street, ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM SATULR)AY's GAZET''TE. William Wrangham, Seethiig lane, Londgit, mooney at fcrivener,, March 28, April 4, May 6. at Guildhall. So- at licitors, Meffrs. Parmbth-r and Son, Londoniftreet, Fen- o( church iileet. -lh William Mafon, late of Black-ftreet, Ho'fleydown,Sur. 0 rey, viTlhualler, M-arch 28, April 8, Mlay 6, ut Guild- nt hall, London. Solicitor, Mr. Ilodgftsu,Cieciuent's ...

... AIARKICET HERALD. .ti Corn-Eschange, London, Monday, Sept. 3, 1804. n Moft'hinds of Grain felt a farther depreflion on Wed- i nefdav and Friday, but to-day owing toll fhortfupply, ra- t' ther better prices vere obtainud, particularly tbr NXhcatof tl prime quality, Ahich told as under. We had tomite new, tl Rye for focd at Market, which fetebed more roonley ttials is fltted in our currency. ...

... MANKftlET HERALD. Corn-Exchalnge, London, Monday, Feb. 11, 1805. We hd[] no great qluIritily of Wheat up for thiS morn- ing's Market; thc alIes at firtt were a little brilL, bat left off heavily at foniething unler lalt week's currency. In nioft other Grain the fupphes were generally good, and prices declining. Barley, 4. alt, and the dilfereat kinds rif Peafl and Beans, are all lower. Oats ...

... Corn-Excliange, London, Moniday, O&. 8, 1804. Our fupplyvof Wheat was a tolerable good one to day, and haviig rLmny buyers, occasiofied the fales to be bWill, thouigh not on niucli highr terms thal latt MIonday. Bar- ley continlues a risiig article, and ialt obtain6s4s. and 5s. per quarter more muoney thau'latt- eelL White Pufea are likcwilHe dearer; Beans of both forts the finie. Oats inrriye ...

... MARUKET HERALD. Corn-Exchlange, London, Monday, May 7, 1804. Our fupply of Wheat for this day's Market has been chiefly from .gent and El'ex, nud the quantity not large; fce this day tle'inight, prices have declined about is. per quarter on the fine forts, and rather more on the ordi- nary. Barley and 11Ialt are dull, and Lonmethitig lower. White and GreyPeafe keep up their price, bat Tick ...

... I Xv~. 'IICAsiN OF BAAE. I W (e are delmrtd to fttate the Judgment of the .ord ('hauvtelltr on this fubje&, delivered in the Cafe of ,lls Nichollon. lie fihid that lhe could not now avoid remariting upon the imliropriet nlf tile C ergymaI's cwduat who fiad publithed the tanils. He ditt not with to in prilte ally t ilful inpropriety to the Geitilemann , whi had :cted i por i116 uccafiolt; but ...

... Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, April 2,1804. t- We had a large fupply of Wheat in for this day'i mar- e ket, which occafioned a reduction of full is. per quarter. o Barley comes to haid in abundanic, but that article, and MsIalt, remin without any miaterial variation. Peafe fell i heavily. Beans come fparingly to Market, but are not dearer. We have large arrivals, of Oats, but the denand )f ...

... MARKAT h'HERALD Cgrnl-Exchange, London, Monday, Julg I f The Marketwa 4dnMrly ul ,58l to-day, which occwasll od otr butFor Wfth wll tmore mo1Iey torfine faulples; the advalle 110d iattie e not be fipptirted tlimouIts the day, and the heavily upon latt londag's t -rms..Barley ad hert t both dearer; the fupply of the former o * * jj'r being fhort.-Whiie and Cj~rey peae, i~ll u3t e parisgly to ...

... MARKET rI ,1Ut , n - - - r 11. COnN EXBHANG et, 11ocl J y Outr arrivalsot W'hlcat to-n.d3 vrar. C confidera tble proploltio)n O Ilteni I ~t or vcry jilt? X tote vaerypie t Arice, e t e ['I) CsulrJ ' titiarter.-*e had I e' 8;tli~l ll)gie oCCeiiiOlted a reduICtiOIIt ilf ij itarne ab -IBut very hew White Pesiae a 't ' 'si are rather dearcr-beans ur bttl iu 1t _ _'.I he Oat lrude is liot quite ...

... 1i' MARK1fiiE4J) I Afn=; l.lkt ==t AI _ . CoRti G EXCIIANGE, Alwsndo. bOur ropply of Wheat to-dal. as' and the qruantity pretty eonfdeb t were brilo, and, for Fine faroples, fvll e rhe tained as lullt Aonday; t{e (,,.I lligthp quality were rather heavy, andi a cl Sit is a tiling article, the arriv fl5 t hfQit qIrdp Grey Peate have not defhi a Beans are cheaper.-i e had but gew ' cadrce ...