... 13ANtKRUPTJIES SUP'EW tEP. :I 43eorge Muors J ulies tind Jultt Langley, Gofport, Ioa akera. JiltJeifray, L.eadenhall.flreet, merchanat. IUAN K! UliTS HEQUIREI) TO SUlkREiNDER, Jaiues Ti valliii, Ludgnrt 1i- ll, Londun. ?? and vinltrpr, A iu I'tt21-5, ,iept. 29,at Gaildbu ii S11CHitOTs, Alt-Irrs. 0wvue aild iicks, Battlett's )uilditigs. 'T hrnias Noikiles, Frol ifireet, Suioh, 1ilddlelex, pfiry ...

... IMINKRUPTCY SVpr,1,? r Pec, 9. 4 ?? 81)9. C. St.-, - Ff.. , , -- -¾. 8 (8115l. ?? 'M~rey, of flidco-ii-1 .r4,, tIlile, SX->lliteper, . tidti-lil6( B. iKiUPITS REQUIRED TO SUIRRI N r William nI;r alt, Gal den (curt, Tt op , I n ler, Sept. .ii, V.*t 00,tb-ii G: .-lGdhi,jllS r Alvfilrs. D.wtlunaoid NfrattiilaW, ul1 Squaare. . Wrwi~k t ; cje,, WZitiam Byrt Morgan, Rtind Jacob D.den Alullet ...

... CORN -EXCIIANOE, Monday, Dec. 3, 1810. We have iarge fupplies of Engilib WVheat this mitr:61g, but n1o great quantity of Foreign; our Market thus fur. nilied, the fales which followed were dull, and prices de- clined about 4s. per Qiaster.-We 1ad eonfiderable ar- rivals of Barley and] Oats, and Fine ?? of both fully nrair.tained our laft ?? and Grey Peaile continue without auy material eli ...

... | B.ANKtRUP'TS REQUIRED TO SURRENDER. Samuel Nitbeir, Hackney, Exchange brokcr, Oct. '2S, 27, Der. 1, at Guildhiall Loandou, Attorney, Alt. Popkiii, Deun Street, Solio. James Cox, Queen's-rou', Keniningtos?, painter, Oct. ?? 27, Dec. 1, al Guildhall, Lotud-n. AMtorncy, Sir. S Truwlhitt, Lyon's lii., Strand. I Wlillijam WlNhitebrouk, Cruteched-friars, ivine-meichant, Oct. Y'3, Nov. 3, Dec. 1, ...

... MAIK HEY RERALD. - I CoaN EXCHAGoE, Maoday, MaY 28, 1811.- Wi had plenty of Foreign Wheat on fdec &a-gay, htittg tlie prd(luce.ol lali reek'a arrisads, %ahichv erL very con- 1iderable: ihere wasfalto a tolerable. fupptF of kith Wheat; bohb of which began to ekpcrienetrn doulltfefs tbis nlurniiag, and Mitay be conlfidered Ss, and 4s. per quarter og*er t1tin l t AfMonday.-liarley lill ...

... M I -- E A .: CoaN ExenAmosrMonday, April 9,1810. We'iad very large arriials of Foreign Wbeat ilqft week, '1an dvices ot' more this morning'. 'The fupply coattw 3s . was, Iiowever,mnut gret ''JThe Ffrqi1tii of courfe, had the 6feh olf keeping doswn lle prhse, st'wi6ci iii tle .fales of Fine'faniples was inut miaterial ; if-5e eleir f'ort' %re cheaper hg is. and' 3s. pdir Quaier, _r,, 13arleg W ...

... I . AARJfi2TIKERAITP I Coutx ExcnoAto Monday, Feb. 1t, t8eo9.. Our arrivals of Wlheat to-day fronm tle afliseelit co.n- tries on1 the cpslK rere liot very conlideralble, and the temples produced nmoily of ferond and nirerior quality; thus fupplied, and witit large quantities oft Foreigt, prices were nearly the lamc as lait Monday-Barley has come up in plenty, and much of it of ordinary ; ...

... I .AN1'RI Thol SAwMAY!, tAXEA.. I .t . - ..1 -n -l r R t ,o ru.AaI.lck. I Antdrewv-HoiteLr, Little, PoWtand biteet, Atliddieiell, I eoasch'-miaker, Junle 1'2.3tJUlY 2pt' Guildhtill. SO- eitnrs@' Mlelfs. a eke.tci 'and. weale.' Uroad8 Stroet, ! folrlen Square.: ' - - j 'hilip Ilffel, Sheeyaefs Kient, flopfeller and fatef- wqmon, .Je 16, Y3. July 21lat Guiblhall, Lotidu.ol Soli- citor, SIt. ...

... flANRULPT'S RrQt'1R1,TTO Stjnr.tEM)TE'R,I LB. J XVWlion, Ol'Ctt, DewfburrY(, ?? jir0, clothier, |Oct. Y9, S, Nov. 17, at lie New Court Btuife, Wale- field. Sbiscilor, Mr. Clurkfunt, Wikeficld. .tir SI' Altlin, Britiol, nserci;hnt, Oct. 9, 23, Nov. 17, ;II the flirnmirer Taveril, Briiol, Solicitor, Air. JvhI Tar- TULII, C ?? l ane, Londuon Joililra Enians, B/oltolIndeSllnors, Laneairbire, ...

... MA1RKET HER4LD CORN Excriatsr, Mronds J Sioce loft Monday therel, be F i 09r du.ltiontan the prices ot oill dfl alno gelerrna r Althaugh but aa inconiidjera lie t kt.t owu growth lims arrised to.dav, iuarit tt t of Foreign, purticularty of 6ne 1.etvY t'idp~I s Quarters) has lowered the prices of r Siteu htated value in our currency below-ls lrie of the Alarket this day fe'anigltr, ...

... MARKETH ERALD. dr CeORN EXCHANOtC, Monday, May 14, 1810. Our arrivals conftways of Wheat this morning (as have occurred of late) were but inconliderable; but the Foreign oil. hand, with a few frelh cargoes added theretovcon. 2 lituted a pretty large fupply notwithltanding which, owing to the tiumber of buyers attending, and fome of them from diftant parts, prices were about 5g. per Quar. Iter ...

... MIMKET HERALD. Col'? EXCtiAjor, Sl{^nday, Aug. v17, 1810. Our arrivals of Wheat couftwvayS this 11o1 n- ing were fornewhat conlfderable, and fully equal to what were expeaed. 'file Foreign' imports laft week were very large, amounting nearly to 37,000 quarters. Thele fupplies, and Ihe fine harveft weather, have tended to a material reduidion in the price, the declile fince lali Monday, being ...