... monboll marAtto. CORN EXCIIANGE, JuN'E 17. There has been a good supply of WVhjeat since this day se'nuight, and we bad a tolerably large arrival this nrornilng, chiefly fronm Essex and Keit: the best runs, however, met a ready sale, on much the same terms as last week; -but Elie middling and ordinary sorts are very diflieult of disposal, and certainly lower.-Beans, of whicls we bad a fair ...

... ?? mp-- Renbou Alarfictoo ,, 0 CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 13. h There has been a fair supply of Wheat since this Y day se'rnight, and we had a tolerably good arrival y this morning from Esscx, Klent, and Suffolk; the s trade on the whole, however, was dull, and though a d few of the best runs nearly reached last week's prices, .e all other kinds may be quoted fall Is. per quarter 3, ?? being in large ...

... 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 ...

... TTJE-DAY's POST CONTINTUED. Bant, ru tsfriont Saturday's Gzc'ttC. T. Paykes, of' Stounbride, worcestershirC, grocer. N. S. Johnson, of Malnclester, fustian manufacturer. John Hlaughton, of liverpool, mercltnt, William Daw, of fligr lIlablen1, Kent, potter. Thomas Newell, of Anmberecy, Sussex, shopkeeper. flichard fleadcr, of OiI-strect-road, Alichuesex, tim- ber merchant. ...

... WEDNiESDAY's & TllURFSAY's POSTS. Banknrpts froM T'ucsday's Gazette. N. snd W1'. Nathan, of lahiscl-street, quill merchants WV. Newbold, of llouveric.struet, tailor. E. Austin, of Bledford-place, baker. J. Harrison, of Padiliam, Lanjcashire, ceotton-spinrer. J. Gibson, late of Liverpool, mereclant. WV. (Green, late of NVellingborough, Northampton- shire, carpenter. R. Wright, of Loaw Ireby, ...

... 'iTUESDAY'S poS' n C)NTINUTERD. Bankrypts firont ti/urdaq's Ga.:efte. Win. Al'Adaun, of Leicester, draper and tea dealer. W'illiam Clarke, of Manchester, victualler. Joseph Preen, jum. of Alroreester, silI miercer. John Eldershaw, of Hlalpton, linen draper. Sam. I ilder, of Brick-.lancMVhitechiapel, tea dealer. William Ellis, of Liverpool, draper and hlceman. John Jameni Morgan, of ...

... Corn Exchzange, May 17. The supply of Wheat and Flour since this day ne'nnight has been tolerably large, but the arrival of Wheat this morning was on the whole moderate, and the general middling state of the quality occasioned a ready sale for the best parcels on somewhat better terms than last lnoted, but other sorts meet a very dull sale, and have by no means improved in value.- Barley is in ...

... ?Lonbouatet?. I Corn Elxchange, March 7. The supply of Wheat and Flour last week was very moderate, and the Malting trade was certainly brisker on Friday, when better prices were obtained for real fine parcels. This morning, also, the arrival of Wheat was rather limited, arid the trade is in the same state as on that day, the best samples meeting a ready sale at an advance of full 2s. per ...

... WEJD'F.DAY'S AND THURSDAY'S POSTS. : 'an1hriipgsfropm Tuesday'/s Gazelle. Patrick Murphy, of i'verpool.stteet cotrn merchant. John Camnington, of Ludgate-street, linen-draper. I Augustus Boyson, of Three-King-court, commission agent. RobertDOVel, of 1Wnrrington, corn dealer. 5olbn Brown, ofi;sverrpool, merchant. John Taylor, of Nottingham, shoemaker. John Curtis, of Birmingham, chandler. John ...

... ,WBUNEWA. c & THURSDAY's POSTS. Jamies Wsilson, of K;!1g- tist IcrClaLflt. Julo P't'rrr, o~t No;nzr:::ol,'X''l ilr Robert Ormc, of Il0nto' -n . -'sre.t, rapler. WI'illijam -Tinslev, of Arnolh.N-its, bulaiclllitl. MT2. S. Burniett, of N, %v Loi 1o-!rect, mcrrh tt. James A'izenl, of' oltIl \ era~hil, 1'il s, eaker. Wi illiant (lo(Idtle, of, PortsL!a, CarpN'tr. flioh Ilael I arding, of (t'I ipcl ...

... NEWMARIKET CRAVEN MEETING-MONDAY. The Craven Stakes of 10 sovs, each for three-year olds, 6st; four, 8st. 41b; five, 8st. 131b.; six and aged, 9st. 51b. A.F. 9 subs. Mr. Boyce's Scraggius, aged ?? ?? (Conclly) I Duke of Grifton's Mentreal, 4yrs. , ?? Mr. Bowes's Epirus 6 yrs. 3 The following were not placed:-Mr. Osbaldeston's Auburn, Lord Exeter's brother to Romania, Duke of Portland's o. by ...

... lARCET HIERALtD. ale, CORNAr i CHiA LVG I, Aeomlc,,m, Oct. I`. il Thle stiplilics of EnmgIil ht dorn thle last week[ wm iC ,hat IibIeral, anld ?? t rode closMi~ rather sl aggisdmly oil Friday lamit. Ited 'Tlus mourning ?? fresil re-mcipts from Essax, Kont, and SufrlfI c, viss amontf tI ito tairiluantitLy, aini having somec inqueiry for clhlppioat ,out collitwis', its Nvoll ats at modamrrtue ...