... -. - ?? - -- Ph.t Coi ?? B.U;: VC.'.iT:7'l/2 NOR b~ly.| ; Th 0 Co .IR, S 1; 1 ; i` -r(O ?? IIt| pi-,h : o(! the LieI, ai,' ?? thsy >C' ?? th.; OtAi ?? nt l tac 1. e [it ?? f t!- :In .: it li'rahI, ?? 4-e, that tte cc, .Inofili'; ice a i be i:E 're tid.rr o-'o:u is:5 i-n.j0 e-v Thie a nit-tel forI :t:S lit. err !i1jt, t.-'tlri i!. it-i-le Sic gi L i C!oti;-, l.fuiuh ?? UtiIralniW \)IJ S!oS iii ...

... to CORNr EXCH/aNGE.snd.l uVzt, M~arc/s 23. n- The arrival both of Wheat and Elour, during the past neC week, will be seen by our list of importations beneath to k-have been considerable. Thfis morning also the arrival of 20 MVlheat was on th~e whole large, and the trade remzains in con- t, scqulence exceedingly dull, on barely as good termss even for e' thle best run~s, andll ull ls. per ...

... TUE~A~S OST CONTINUED. B ArnUPTS FROM FIlDAT'S GAZETTE. 'Wmn. Towesland W'estoII South Audley-street, Grosvenor- square, coal merebant. Edwquard chaitelmaew ailliams, Gerrard-street, Soho, grocer. James AntboflY NoltcnO,Pal alpiteer 'Francis WhLtill Jackson and Thomas Williams, Bristol, wV.lBreudrton, Jun. Gloucester, auctioneer and appraiser. Waco Breorto, Juonehouse Devonl, shipowner. .Jacob ...

... MAARKET HERALD. e ?? EXCHA-4NGE, Monlay, Mayl 24. 8 The very favourable change in the weather, combined with 1e other causes, has bad a depre~sing effect on the grain trade at 3, some of the country markets, and there Was A tendency to lower 4. p rices for Wheat at the close of last week. The quantity of le rin ha epre n odnduring the last week was 0imc age hnuuladhvn a tolerably fair supply ...

... Al A 1' Ko E'T IT 1: R A\ I, l). 'riho \Illeat ?? exhibited e ronaiderable degrve of anisnostioss 4u'nth o w Ii e o f last NveiSI, %VhIilst, 0n 05nseq II r tt('5 of theI hirge Orders;~, LCur slhiprnrent to Irelaild, himpros ing prics were realised. Thle frost lhsving veesoinioneed with unuottal savorit!, ie, hlave experitiwod a disp;'ithsit to imillten 05tOst .rattieli. this morning, %V ...

... line of' the most remarkable circumstances connected with Mbis robibery, is the msa~iier. in Which thbe: strong room was entered. Against the door was placed a tuft-up isedetead, and this must have been bodily removed to admit. of the door being, opend. ne f te clrksslet i ths bed on both nilghts, as fervnt irlmakng t ?oi te Snda, yt nothing was -noticed to excie sspiion Thtit ookthepariessome ...

... TUESDAY'S PosT CCONrINUED. BANKRUPTS From the LONDON GAZETTE qf FRIDAY, June 2. Ceorge Porter Crosier. Botley, 9outhampton, corn merchant. (leorge Schofield, Rastrick, Yorkshire, manufacturer. James VWinteringham Petch, Leeds, grocer and tea dealer. (Ueorge Thomas, late of Bristol, merchant. Joseph Scruby, Roxton, Bedfordshire, farmer and butcher. Geo. MADonell, Trinity-squarc, London, wine ...

... MARKET HE.RALD. CO-RN E1XC (IA NG4, M1ondoye, June 26. niad( Flee supply. of Wlicat,this morning from Esse- is very modlerate P11- whilst fioni Kent and other counties there is less'than sauhi at tv More firmness was conisequently pvineed in the eales, and the -H trade recovered from the depression experienced on F riday last. Drill The continuance of fine weather tends to check any material F ...

... Ambaeol 90arUcto. 'rio, CORN 1EXCfJ[INGE, Ms1ndutiy, June 10, -ties 'We have been very moderately supplied with grain in bh- general since this day se'nnight, and the arrival of Wheat ee this morning was rather short, chiefly from Lssex and Kent; the and the continuance of dry weather being considered un- Od// favourable to the growing crops, the trade georrally was 170 brisk, and fine parcels ...

... MIONEY MAIU~frET ANT) CITY INTEIoT.ElNClal es Tb aceounats reeoived fioma Ifaiichlester this morningt ('[brls- ;day,) stiteo thalt thc last advices rareived from the United States c0 hsdanm injisrious effct on the masaret yesterday; for ultiloglig~ o thc bcst informedcc parties, bothl there and at ILiverpool, apprai' to !- thlink tbast the suspension of speeie paymenlts inl thle United States ...

... TLJESDAY'S Posr CONTINUED. Biankruj tsfrom tle London Gazette of lHdaY, My lay 20. Thomas Brettoll, Rupert-streot, IHaymarket, printer. William Smith, Curtain-road, timber moerhant I Alexander Duncan, Conper's-court, Cornllli, merchant. John Stewvart, Hamlpton-street, W wo~ri, linen diaper. William looper, Reading, lBerh~sllre, tobaco manufacturer. Johnl Rowvley, sen. Willeall, Staffordshire, ...

... CORN EXCII4 NVCR, Mfoniday, Alarch 2. We have had a short supply of Wheat from Essex, Kent, and f; Suffolk this morning, and owing to the continuance of dry weather c the condition of many of the samples is very much improved. c rhere has been a very good sale for the finest qualities at an A advance of from Is. to 2s. upon the prices of this day week, and secondary sorts about Is. per quarter ...