... MARKJ ETERALDO I CORN EXCHANGE, Monday, Nov. 5, 1810. Our Market to-day AI s (upphed with a pretty conlider- able quantity ot En liti Xt ht itt, aud with it the reiuains of last week arrivals of' Foreigo. Somr fw early fales were effected upon. rather better terms thanr prevailed in the alter-part of the day, at which period the prices were as stated in our figures ?? had a good lupply .ot ...

... MI-,II H ERAtILD. I Cdlrf Otiezroa.- Mortday, -3onj ur 1#lu. .iie 6ad a tolerable *quantily.of WbWhet corl~twaysstltli rnoriaiag.iterd the Foeign..tqii hand. VVY ry' 4cor liderable. {1i regard to Mles 6sey were c~tfd early at ?? oetter ?? were afterwvrds nwti?ied, but whihelertze. pozdLe4. nearly wish Ithie ofCto: Nhvllilvt* -ThP rt-port that no turther fupplies were to heexvileked from I ...

... BANKRU PTS FROM SA'TURDAY's GAZTE . David Skinner, Newington Canfieway, Surrey, cabinet- maker, March 31, April 7, .lay 5, at Guildhall. Solici- K tori Ali. Parry, Thavies -Inn. Si William ?? acd John Aikin, Whitecbapel Road, E Sliddlefex, dealers iii glals and earthenware, Mlarch Sl, 'April 7, Mlay 5, t Guildhall. Solicitor, A.1r. lomlibin, Hanley, Staffurdihire. 3 Edwin William Ayrton, ...

... MARKET HE&ILD CORaN EXCHANGS. Mondsy, Sept. 17 f We had a tolerable quantity sf Whet 'r ing from Etl'ex aod Suffolk, but ollt is,, Sf , e The'lamples were chiefly ntw, and tbe c orl 3l.t good; for thefe, lalt Monday's prA e 1 qu ilitv ?? Foreign arriva Is ofr j Dj riirle sab, S261,00 quarters) not beitg in t.ie ' (uPiaos (if . iolned a dullnefs in the falr.s ifid a ut ditno,, larly in the ...

... MARKETH ERALD. I CouIN EXCHANGE, Monday, Feb. 5, 1809. We hid no great quantity of lnuglilh Wheat for this day's Alarket, arid of it a very little prortionr of Fine ; this allb, mnay be faid of tre Foreign of firft quality; the which together, maintairred lali week's prices. Inferior lirnpr1les of ?? latter r~ather gave way, arid Flour has fince this day fe'rinight, fallen 5s. per Srick. ...

... MAR~.KET HERALD. Con1c EXCIHANoC, MAnday, Aug. 6, 1810. *Ve had very little WVhent irom ~l.lex this moriling, an(t not InIIUCh either fromn lhent or SuffOlk ; hilt tile i portatimhis of Fureign hilft week were considerable (near '4.0,(0t0t fquarters>. Ihe proporttoil of Fine famples being lImall, aII (f Iset quality Cold Ibr rathler rcore Moloey than ?? tiiday ?? did tlot uphold the prices ...

... BANKRUPT NREQ17MMITO S'RRENnOPIR f st , , ?? 1 1 . nau- &I'dwnrd ltalfe I, York. -iIreet ,uthwa iL , miiercliant, o25. 2t, 27, Nov. j4 at Guildliall. Solicitor, Alr. Bifbitp, G ollbor Court, Gtlav's lio). iat David William Ciarles Jmtes, aivtirwd Pl;ce, Black- Y in friars' ii(lad, Surrey, gauze-dre lfrr, (3.. ?? Nov. 3, '24. at Gaildhall. Solicitors, Metl'rb. GUCtlotl alld Dixon, A ngel Court, ...

... I TAN'I.RUPTS REQUIRED.TO -S lRE-NDE 1. | obubert Burifdall l. Sbawley Field, Derbytlhire, boat- builder, Nov. %!6, 27, D)ec. 13, at tbe Ramii In, Not- tingll lr. Solicitor, Mir. lReniltaw, Nottinghaimu. .lales Bevan, Swauifea, Gl(iaorgarifhire, ('Irrper, Nov. |8, 13, Dec. 1$, at the Bufo, Swatifes. Solicitor, Mr. Joh10n1 Jvfficts, zlwaiitea. Frimrcis 1Holines, Warwick, grocer, Nov. 21, 22, ...

... I I Stephen ilobiini; Loi ,\ald lnci; x, jcurriter, Ju lav 24, Au u It 24, 2:, at (ui Wihalts, Lo iidIti. Solict: is, Ml eflfs, Daw oil ui arl \V rat tillaw, W ar A i.k Streeet, G(o ld dI Sq u are. Evan IAjrgarm, .Nvrwbridge, ini tile parin oef Morn ddy- ^Ioy11, AlSil liludilbire, fliopheelper, JIly Sf, i 1, Atig:ift 2o, tit tile NVhlite ihirt IlaiI, Brilfol. Solicitors, Melirs. Edward [aniel ...

... IVIAJRKE HERAL). Cons- EXCHANGE, AMonday, June 18, 1810. The influx o4 Foreign W1heat V ill continues, end is cOI!- fiderakle; btit the arrivuls eoattways are by 1no roeans n1umerious. Finle famiples. which rather gave ~vay towi~rds t-he clofe of laflt ,wr4k, n0c . to -d-V iuI . al dear *,t oil this day te'niight.- We had not n&t it Barlev, nor any treat demand lor it; the jsice ao wai s ?? ...

... MARKJZ If RALD. : C61tm EXCIIA14GE, Monday, June II1,8I0. The arivals of Foreignl Wheat lafi week were very con. fiderabl~e, ftvipoed to be abeat SWpO( quarber. Itle re- misitderof thele, & a frall qualitity of liglith, coniititted this dqys rupply; and which, with the eaph.atimi of large ?? Axuetica, inconfequenceof ile relatal uf tlie Non.Intereourfe Adt, occotiotted prices to decline Ss. ...

... Cons- EXCIHANOE, Monday, Oct. 22, 1810. 'The arrivals of Foreign Wheat Jalf weekt were efli. mated at about '23,1010 Quarters, and thole of our own L growvth this nurnring pretty tolerable-not very, ltrge. A change in the weather, however,affording an expectancy thillt the water nails will again be fioon at work, cautedC not only a brifiltkels in the Oldes but likewife ail advance of 3s. arid ...