... I ;AlA RAETk. i L1I. I d ConrN ExeCHANGE, hloinday, Aug. 1, iJIOU. Y- We had a larger fupply of Wheat for this day's airket te than has arrived tfor fiidie t6in paIl; hcnce it wil3 occadon n. no forprife that thie flles were hteavy, and prices rathier le declining. B:.rley is in pleity, and liwer _White Feace, Ig in coifequence of the new crop, are filing confiderahly.-. :r, BOcns ot thetwo ...

... I - ~ - CORN EXCrlAYDE, Monday, Aug. 8, 1808. We had but a middling fapply of Wheat for this day's marlet, and the prices demanded early, about 2s. per quarter higher than Jail Monday: the fales, however, afterwards became dull, and the trade clofed upon rather worfe terms than it began. We had not much Barlev, nor was there any variation in the price. White Peafe appear in abundance, and are ...

... I l BANKR.UPTCY SUPERSEDED. T. Barton, Liverpool, merchant. IW. L. Winter, -ibiow-tireet, Blackfriar's.read, fiationer. BANKRUPTflS FROM SATUROAY's GAZETE. Robert Wentiworti Henderfon, of George-fireet, Mino. ties, lhip and inlurance broher, Aug. 16, 27. Sept. 2*, atGuildhall. Attornies, Mefrss. Collins and Waller, Spital-lquara. Benjamin Harrifon, Ccumberland, dyer, Aug. 26, 27, Sept. 24, at ...

... Ablition of Mie Slave Trade in Africa. Interefling dispatches have been received frotn Africa, and with them fome Sierra Leone Gazettes, from one of which, publifhed in Ilarch laft, the following extraO is taken. To the P(Ator of the Sierra Letne Gazette.- Permitnte to lend you the following fails for your infertion, which wvill tend to fliew ill what manner fome of the natives of this country ...

... MlARKET HERALD. COaN EXCUANsG, MOlnday, Aug. 15,1808. Oar Market was ?? with a tulerable fupply of Wheat to-day; prices ?? ivere higher by 2s. per quarter than fait Monday -Rye is ?? continues as lafi-nanmed, but hlalt is rather dearer.- White Peafe cannot be quoted higher than 51. per quar- ter.-'the two- Iorts of Beans, though dull in lale, remain nearly as laft; but Oats arrive in pienty, ...

... tI . , - SANI-RUM , I . -Williatm iaotest riwantca, toujkpeeper, to turmender y Sept. ., 10. o0t.Ci, at thle BifhbIavern, Briltol. Antur. . twys, Mefts. Payne anti Burges, Brifiol. S, James Powell and William Darch Ormound, Bnihftl, n wia-mekechas, Aug. 23, 29, OA. 1, at teeweat Mittel. h Brifol-- Attorneys, Aleffrs. betagtsugh aud Pailter, IBrillol. .0 John, Crumbleholme, Preerou. grocer, ...

... MARKET IhERALD. .he CoCN. ExcHA-ROE. tblonday, Aug. A 2i lfO)8 f3' OOur arrivals at'wheit to-day were. martly trom Kvnt! ttd and Sudisk; the. fuppiy, bewever, wea nzt large, 1nor thei ws quality the fileDt. A ?? ulitt tookf ihce so the re tuoroing, as ufual, but prices alteratordo becre fttianary : Poli lali w/eekss tWrmS.-White- Peale have revived, and ti arc dearer; aid 'Beaus of the two ...

... I MARKET 1-PRXAL). el CowJ P~~sctire, S~londtlyij Aug,. '39, A8Oh 'Oar arrivals of Wheat to-day w'ere lbort, and orfihefe .there werc but fewufines fraples; tile hltter were rather dearer than Iiit Mi.nduy, but all elfe obtiained no addition, to their ?? fells heavily, and cannot be placed in our figures higher than at 46s. 7er Quarter.- ve hlalt lkewvife partakesof ilhe fame dullnefs -Wt hie ...

... MA4JRIC' H/gRALD. Conti ExclIAsNOE, Aonday, Sept. lo, 1808. In confequerice of a very nnort fupply of Wheat, and the New not meeting with the approbation of our busers trmpleg of Fine Old obtined ont advance of 8s. per quarter.-Flour, likesife, has of courfe rifetl, and 80sl per Sack the price, with an expetlaticy of its being higher. -Barley is not much in deliand; there is hut littlb up, and ...

... [ BAN.KRtSt5 TOOA SATtU3AY'.s tAZZEIt. Jofeph 1lemingway, Cliefler, V rinter, to furrentder OcL. 12, 1S, VI, at the Golden Lion Jim, Clieftcr. Attoruey, Mr, Garner, jun. Chefier. Rohert % elll'pring, Gofpvrt, Southampton, vintner, Sept. V, Y2, Ott. Q'2. it the Blue Pliufs ITll, on th Polintm ot' Portfrmouth. Attorney, Mr. CallawaIy, Portimouith. Th mas Wladdilove aid Jofepth V1addilove, Bat h ...

... MARKETH HERALD. I ConR E5cN.A5ria, MIonday, Sept. 19, 1808. Frnt thse light -and ordinary quality of NewtWheats, fanrples of that kind have t eclined lull 4s. per Quakter.- Finie Old Wbitelikewifebasgivci way atrifle; the lupply et each tolerably fail .-M1alt is dearer; but %i hite Peale, of which we have tome lorrign Samples are cheaper.- B&anxs, ikewitf, are heavyt rather ?? abundatit lupply ...

... MAIKEKr HERALD. I I CORN EXCIA2GtS, l1Onday, Sept. 26, 1808. Agreeably to expefation, the arrivals of Wheat to-day were vcry large, and faniples of Fint Old about 4s. per Quayter cheaper. The New, forruing a great pontion of the lupply, but of thin anid light quality, felt a greater depreffion, with much beavinefs in the tales. This decline, both int 0t14 Ol1 avd New, produced a redn,$tion in ...