... 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 ...

... MARIKET HERALD. Conx EXCIAN'0 E, Monday, July 8, 1811. The remn70ris of last week's Foreign Wheat, with a tolerable quantity of Efngliih up this morning, formed on the whole a very ample ?? ; as, however, there were not many of first quality, sanples of that description fully maintained last prices, but all others sold heavily, and rather gave way. - Barley and Malt underwent some alteration ...

... 1 E e TsIaPyw)Y.R. lr~rt'sr, ftp. $q15 l;la ia, i'errrae, Hackney, Middlesex, bill biaker And i',tttr April 23. May 9. 30, ;t Guildhall Solicitors, slers. Annesey ?? be nett, Dlokezhoui Yard, Lath ury. irt Roger, Chitre Court, Drury LUhejI- iddlesex, bro- Ieraodhectksdeer.Aptil-2i May 2f 3S&,at Guildiall. So- 'Ji3ipitr, iMr. Popkin. IDean ?? eo e f;'atnrtliers Palner,? late ot The Strand ...

... Cosios Exeua>oE lr Monday. Dec. 2t, 181!.2 Our M5a'ket has been very dutl this day. I here lia been a good suppiy of ft heat this worninig (from Kent and Essex) and a conriderable quaititv remsainilng on hand from last I Friday, but the quality is in general not fine; hqnce fine samples are about 2s. per quarter anid middling about 5s. per quarter lower than this day ?? is likewise in _ good ...

... MARKET IERMLD. 0. Covsi ExcUAsNwE, Alonday, Jan. 25. 1810- Our market was pretty weilsupplied with WTi'att last week, b but we had few arrivals this morning, yet fine samples are 5, about 2s. per quarter lower, atd middling and inlerior full 33. s.4er quarter, and almost ?? is very plentid ;-hbut tie gereral quafity is inerior .1alting samples are about t. 2s. per quarter cheaper; ,other ...

... MIARKET HERAlD . f,'nx ?? Ad . V CORNo EXCHAtort, lod5j Our Moirlket was abundanmly uppe II. I most kinds of Grain, and ther: UeS s lns a3ttoro tbe course of last week, V]isla aas but part , there was a good show of saiples in I '1 , 14 Foreignt Wheat wvas abundant, and rno I tfLI was tile Engliss; hence thue prioe drT 1 as dear; but the other sorts were excemit&.. dsjj 5Ie ?? meets a dull ...

... S v OERALD. - R. ^ Frwwi. 1' onflay, Feb. 8. 1i1 Co 7 zwr~ , Mionday, Feb. ?? 1813. ste, W ha tuct ny Zkwj Empdej foir this dary'a market, but Tartt at ~rctfy large quiintity at moate gsorallyt Ver5 d5ilt, tg ovedre ,ad froll last week. '[he aa' ar Teeal eyd~~a eue ?? iset with bot Iew Lturyerit tlist mriiig', anid tlie tV iity a wsl iuditferelrr. F~ine iipl1pes. however, b~iise $sreli bi1n, ...

... MARKET IIERALD. ic)Co7iN F;XrI*A':E, Monday, Sept 19, 1R14 a he ?? bad a few fresh saniples of EItsex Wheat at market this e k, ntornin, but the quahity was not generally fihe, either ol the or old or itew-fine old Wheats 6old about Ss lot4s per quattr Ir *us dearer than this day se'nnight, and were bribsk in ate -Barley e Ii is very dull, aud about Is. perequatter Jower.-.Malt, of good r ...

... MARKET' HIERA LD. - .. . EL -A .QA1A ('oirS R~ctiuawro Moorlay Feh. 14, 1814. al Our Iitarker Ivas well suwplied ihis oiriiiX with Esses and 1 Kentisli Wlheat bsides lminu saiples tromi oliter parts, id Xn a tile salc were heavyl, aod Irou ?? td 6s, per quarter cheaper ha * ibm this di _ye s nial t-13ailev was plcntilail at tie close of Cli last wzeel, ahdecine9ser, otid is ver¶s diii ill sale ...

... - Aw _V.. ?? kfi-F'C-RAVF-.? ? ' i ' --1 - . , 'NAM :11VII'm .. . -- i- - .1 . .- - - -? .. !, .: . ?? i I . *,4G hIT A'IV'A MIL'jt V.I .Av: 1*I LAaIL\U. ' iuoidai ^;itii IO'1 the ( ra'ren is'ti'let~ of I~ Khac . ?? Oit)kkeat{(t Urdtoi8isr f ?? S sf'iatild ?? icld (1rr)g5lnMts .h c I ho.phor, 4 sri'ol ?? INlt-5d rl-c Y b~t~tfjito *J ' rs el Sil S ' ?? ' Si sttci bbt rlu Jnd p j;celg MfT'Mi ...

... From {be LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 28. BANKRUP'TS. 1 Scotton, Birtningham, hosier, Jun. 20, 21, at the Tlell's Head. Ifincid'ey *. Feb 8, at the Utmirge, klinckIty. Solici- nor, Mr. Lowe, iiriiingliiatm. 1. WVrighit, Newensile oponnTyne, grocer, Dec. 31. Jail. 17, Feb. 8, at the George, Newcustnlvepun-'Iyiie zulicitvir, AI eisis. Bell uled Bdnrick, Cbeapside. J. \\ bite, Oxf(ird, lberriliterelait, ...

... 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 ...