... ,: CORN EXCHANGE, Mondnp, M1IaY 14. The fresh arrivals of Wheat this day are short, but consi- derable supplies remaining on hand, owing to the buyers being numerous and in request, has the effect of an advance of ,5s. per quarter; Barley and Maltvary but little; White Peas like- wise; Beans of the trwo 3inds are dearer; there are short sup- plies of Cats, and this trade also dearer Vs. and Ss ...

... CORVN EXCHANIGE, Monday, June 4. This day there are short supplies of Wheat coastwise, but considerable of last week's foreign arrivals, upwards of 16,000 quarters, and sales fully at last prices; Barley hardly at last currency; Malt scarce and dearer; Pease and Beans of the two kinds at little fluctuation; there are tolerable supplies of Oats, nearly at last prices; Flour at our last ...

... NEvMARKE'T FIlRSr OC'I0IBE.R MEtEkfTING, 1810.| 'MONTDAY, OCT. . The Trial Stdlkes,'a Subscription of logs. each, for s year olds 7st. 71b..4 year olds 8st. 9ib. 5 year olds 9st. 21b. 6 year olds and-aged 9st 61b. was won by Ld Jersey's b. hi. Langtou, aged, beating D. of Grafton's ch. rni Morel, 5 yrs old; and Mr. Vansittart'sch. h. Burleigh.-7 to I against Langton75 to I gavinst Morel. Ld ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, Monday, July 30. This day there are but short supplics of Wheat coastwise, with part of last week's foreign arrivals, upwards of 80oo quarters, and sales thereof fully maintain last ?? ?? heavy ?? Peas cheaper-Grey, and Beans of the two kinds, at little ?? also, with tolerable quantities on ?? remains at late prices. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN AS UNDER: Wheat ?? 94s to 1I2s Od ...

... CORN B XCHiING.E, AMoq tryq, ?? 5, Wheat has arrived in tolerablysolpply,with niostpart of lst week's foreign ,upwards of 330i qlf-rreys), and sales neariy at Friday's prics; 1 Barley somewhat7 cheaper; hullt little varidi; Ln in Malt; White 'ease in plernty Beans of the two kindsc nearly at last cut-resc)I th'e nl li-TU9 f oats are somewhar. consides-ile, and this article at little ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, Monday, April S0. The supply of English Wheat to-day is short, but there are considerable quantities of foreign, Fine at a small increase in price, inferior rather' lower; some prime Dantzic exceeds the quotation; Barley is cheaper; Malt and White Pease scarcely at last prices; Beans of both sorts fully at last currency; the supplies of Oats are considerable, mostly foreign, and ...

... 'SrL uRtSDAY'S POST. Bankrupts f ?? Gazefte. Y',hn Pearforn, of Bith, hofier: Cuithbert 4. r fliall, of Ratcliffe-fquare, mariner. e; Ch ,rles Addis, ol St. Clement Danesbmeney-fcrivner. Juiho Vaughan, ou Dlventry, merchant. David Tavlor, of Mile-end-road, cabinet-maker. \.'illiam Goughi, of Cranbourn-fireet, mercer. 'Ueorge bl~g~rq oF lBriftol, linen-draper. Jonat an Roitfe, of Liverpool, ...

... I. ti *w -woArrSA COIRY EXCHANGE, Monday, Sept. 3. There are but short supplies of Wheat coastwise to-day, yet as much of last week's foreign (about I2,0(Wo quarters) remai', sales are heavy, and rather lower than on Friday-Barley and Malt nearly at last prices-Pease, and Beans of the two kinds, fluctuate but ?? are short supplies of Oats, and this trade at little ?? somewhat lower. CURRENT ...

... 1>ANKRIUPTS to.surrender at GUIlDHAII,. J. I~rm ley, Strand, coai merchant, Dfc. la, at eleven, Detc Aj', at ten, Tan: 6, at twielve. Attoiiles, Messrs. Kearsev unV .Spurr, Bishopsgate-sttct.e F. Epps, Seveno0;s, irtonmbnt: er, Dec; 18, lan. 5, 6, at one. *-4e$ornvxl ,. dr. howbray, Baziikqide. * - i 3J. Jonvs, fjstings, linen dt.iper,.Dec. t8, birn. 3. 2°, at8one Attornev, l. psb41 ideston, ...

... TUESDAY'S POST CONTIN'UEDc l Bfasnkruptsfrom the Lonlon Gazette of .Satmrdasl. William Burnett, of North Petherton, Sonmrsets!ire, baker. George Robson, of Lancaster, linen draper. 3ohn Swain, of Ramsgate, bricklayer. Danit l Gray, of Long Melford, Suffolk, grocer. Samuel Ackerley, of Liverpool, woollen drapes. Samuel Barratt, of Roll's Buildings, Fetter-lane, jeweller. Richard Fuller, of Deal ...

... MARKE.T HERALD. CORN EXCIIANGE, illossdai, Sept. 17. Tn-day there are tolerable supplies of Wheat coastwise, mostly new, with part of last week's arrival of foreign, about st6,000 quarters, fine samples maintain their price, but inferior of the latter, ?? snd Malt at little variation- Peas and Beans, of the two kinds, ?? are toler- able quantities of Oats on hand, and sales thereof fully sup- ...

... TIIUIRS.DAY'S PQOST. ?? ;[ T. FROM -TIIE 'LONDON GAZErTE, TUriSDAY, Dic. I. Member returned to serve in thispresent Par'liansett. MeLaoaRNs PoRT.-The Flon. Gen. Edward Paget, in thc Oon'i of Lord 'ikcoun 'Lewishanx, now larl of Dartmeuth, called up to the Houseof Peers. BANKRUPTS to surrender at GUILDHALL.. C. Leo, Dowgate 6ill;mnerchant, Dec. iSJ 19, Jan. L s at twelve. Attorney, Mr. dad'is ...