... A. .M1RPEIT 11ERALLT4 Cfirn;Eitchatig&, London, Monday,. Sept. Q9, [O ?? We had ' tolerable good fupply of Wheat froru Effex and Ielit this molrning, isnd ssvch :eperienced a ?? of ffrm Si. to sper P q4arieti ?? ?? has likewie fallen 6s. per quater end whbiich h s alfi bron gltdo~iu tJmZ prneo of Malt._Whimte. Peawe, of wbich ce- hie, plenty.bave ?? way 4S and 5s' per, quarter. l.- e us ...

... MARKET fE LD. I .. -~ Corn-Exchange, london, londay, c el 1 Alilsougli fopplied Oith abundalice of' Fo0rrig )Veate 2 anld very 'confidermblearriva lsiuof our own, giowtil; 3 fucli has been the brfklkelk of' ?? thi3gororslog 4 fronm bavirng rmally botxurs, tihat prices seren full-asaigzbab $lah Ja eeki. 'A i'eadj lre''lilewie te be notired iollar- O iey, andichif''requcil, andobtahirs better ...

... MARKT 2- zl* Weea CordtExchangeiLoncln Mon Aiu de a hafor this day's niarliet lilh ?? ; we had fikclife Of'al ?? .L reccdiiceis to purchafe, railtcd tt e a 'Cr, it three to five fhillings per quartit p ?? s, ?? a' lo tlet ill the Iale of fin te Flolat at fccsnty fillifings per lc.k a lbir5e.N hk 4 V- plenity, antd 'hich, lth Dilalt, is ratlcr ci ft a. exception, hoiwevcr, ofi teeww prime *1,i ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... Corn-Excliange, London, Moniday, O&. 8, 1804. Our fupplyvof Wheat was a tolerable good one to day, and haviig ?? 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 ?? dearer; Beans of both forts the finie. Oats inrriye.in large ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... LONDON,— ( Monday,) June 2. J This _ay we received the Irifh Papers of: I ruri.iay. The Unionills continue to gain Urcngth. — The c mteit for tht- county of Darrry |tt at an end, trie Minrfter's brother, Coior.cl Stewart, being returned in preference to the ; fon ol Mr. Ponfonby ; and the Union Rrpar- fent3ti-.il 8.1 l on Tuefday pafl'ed the Hi_ufe of ' Lords. Two Companies of the Light ...

... in 5, n, s e- IC h- V_ nt~ li re Ft in n- a- if a- c Y- 0 it Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, May, 21, 1t804. We have had an abnudance of Wheat in from the neigh- bouring counties of-Elex,'lRelt, and - Suffolk, but from its beihg a day of feftivals bur buyers were notrnumferous, aud the. fales renarkably dull, at is. and 2s. per quarter lower. Barley and Malt-are bri&k.in fale, and dearer. The. ...

... -ei irft 100 eao re- vas be, the ,of vas ely itt, As 'er- lie the 'or. ,tli- onl lof glit at- me eco o f Wheat Fine Superfine Rye Barley Malt White Peas Grey Peas CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN, Oli board Ship, as under: 46s 6)ls 86s Boilers 44s 48s Od 8Ss 9os Suffolks 00s 50s Od 0Os 94s Od Beans, new 43s 48s Od 45s 5os od Ditto, old O0s 52s Od 30s 37s Od Ticks, new 37s 42s ad 64s 70; Ud Ditto, old ...