... I ONN A -I rKII il!:tMtODON 'MARR''E~TS' 3 ~i&Y&~. 'JaL2 ast . Tbe ?? Wbheat iii'th'o course oif la'st veck-and: this, mpriag was very largfe, butwe had: few fresh, saimplesof our. bwn:lgrbwtb ' for:i 'tiisaqys .uarliet, fnlly sufficient, hoWever, foi the deinltahdd :Iich has been veiry ?? fo'r the last few days; .te prices askedare.about',2s6 ptr quarter 6heaper . hau tlis Aay, sa'fnight, hat ...

... Corn'Exchange, Monday, May15. . . . . . . ?? . 5. We had confiderable arrivalsof Wheat his morning, tr~ and notwithftanding-the prevailing decline through the an week, fine famples to-day fetched nearly laft Monday's t ?? has fallen 3g. and 4s. per quarter; and In Malt, of courfe,is become heavy, and lower in propor. w ?? and Grey Peafe are ftill upon the declinre, w as are likewife Tick Beans ...

... Roubon: AarfittO. CORV EXCHA&GE, Oct. 12. The supply of Wheat, both Foreign and English, since this day se'nnight, bas not been so large as of late, and the arrival tris mornilig from Essex and Kent was inoderate; but there has been a consider- able ?? of Flour ?? Mealing trade *vas particularly dull to-day, and even the finest par- cels were fall 2s. per quarter lower, whilst inferior ...

... 'Sunday and'eday-ysPo., PORT NEW-S. DEAL, AU:G. 1 IS morning the Dettftaidhixpbojon, T and Fuy bombs,- ag-in s ailed owi the Donsa with the expedition, contifting of a .flet of iai-ecuppered trainfports, under the direaioit of Liemeiamits Goodiman and Coe4alie, 1isuig oin board the tft Regijeint of Guards, s2d and 6,d Regaillents, the ?? and Artillery, t611her evilh the outward-bi>und merchant ...

... ?? As Tturstaidy Bankrupts fronm ?? GazC . Mary Ann Collier, of Itomford, Essex, bahier. Jlin Mackeoull, *,f Worthing, Sussex, stationer. Sarah Johnson, of Willies-street, Spital-fields, rini- mio-manianufactunrer. Samuel Card, jun. of Mere, lVilts, farnmer. Joseph Hill, of Acton Pe'mel ,noic faruoer. William Golds, of Menfield, Sussex, shopkeeper.. William Perris, of Blath, grocer. e ?? Broom ...

... ff'ednesday's & T/tursda 's P osIs. BANAVXRUP7'S from tlsrsday's Garcr. C. uiorehouse and Morinaduke Brown, of Kingston- upon-Hull, merchants. Moses Haiimt Botibol, of *Vood-stteet, Chespeide, ostiich feather nianufacturer. J. Wade, of Battle's-bridge, Rawreth, Essex, filhIer. Joseph Hayne, of Exeter, builder. George Port, Of.Petersfield, Hants, horse dealer. Robert Braniley,. of Shorter's ...

... CORIV EXCHANJVGE, June 23. Our market yas abundantly supplied with most articles of grain this morning, and the trade in ?? was particularly ?? found but few Iiuvers e-en for flne qualities, though offered at a reduction of from 10s. to 12,s. per quarter, anid fir infedior parcels riiuci lower prices would have bcea sobmitted ,.-Barlevy bas declined about 10s. per quarter, and Bearus in tie ...

... Wednesdayt?7)yArsd4q,'s PosIs? Bankrupts fromn Tu 5sday's Gazette.> Jas. Collett, of Bir~ihopsgate.-st) zet Wit~hn, mlercharit. Johno Hoarder, of Hj(li~-squh~ . binjd seliei. Jacoi, Neale, of WVappinig-wall, aclior smith. Samuel P. Eady, of (iermrd-street. Soho, drolggist. S. G. Burridge, eif Buttliane, Dejtford, victoaller.' Willians Collins, of Ellens-street, .,tt Georgc-s-in-ibP- East, ...

... ---04vj- -nollbalt fRarUto+, CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 2. In addition to some quantity of Wheat remnaiing over fronm Friday's nmarket, we hadl a tolerable good supply this morning from Essex, Kent, and Snffolk, and though for superfine runs last veek's prices were fully obtained, the trale ont the whole was dull, and the ordinary sorts must be considered rather cheaper. Bailey continuing in short ...

... noubon.PlafteM, tCORN EXCHANGE, AUOUST 2. The Wheat marlket, which had declined towards the close of last week, wits brisker this morning, and the arrival, which was imlderately lartre from Elssex, Kent, and Suffolk, was mostly taiien off on much the samc terms as this day ?? also remains at our last quotation. Barley meets a dull sale, and is certainly lower; and Malt scarcely supports its ...

... nallb~alt lurdt. 2. CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 5, The arrival of English Wheat since this day se'n- t- night has been very moderate; but of Foreign there has been some quantity, as also of Flour coastways, e in the same ?? morning the show of Wheat, whichnwas chiefly by land sample from Essex a and Kent, was rather limited, and fine runs were s taken off on full as good or even better terms; but _ ...

... BAXKERUPTSfrom FRIDAY'S GAZETTE. William Abbott, of Aldersgate.street, coal merchant. Thomas Lewsey, of Great Bursted, Essex, farmer. Georgc Henry Trimbey, James George Lewis Trimbey, and George David Trimbey, of *'atlieg-street, merchants. George Chappel, of lolborn Bridgc, hat maker. John Swan, of Northleach, 6locestershire, draper. Johl Andrews and Gcorge Andrews, of Bread-strect, Cheapside ...