... I . ?? .I Coaa EXCUANCOE, Monday, Jan. 28, 1810. Our arrivals of Erglisli Wheat Ithis morning, conlirtuted a tuletable fuppty, and which heing iit demand, obtained inl the lure part ot the day, about 25. per quarter mure thai, lait Nloiday. This brifknefs, however, did not coll- tillue unlil itie clofe; previous to which tile mealing trade became rather heavg.-Barley, of dilich e had fikewife ...

... I MARKET HERnALjt 1RP . CoitN EXCHANGE, Monday, Vct. 2@r It. I We were. again bnt sparingly supplied with Wheat this morning. The realing trade was reasonably brisk; prices .aearly the same as on MDdonday last. It must nevertheless be observed, that ssore fine old Dantzic tetched more than quoted ill our fignres-Baliey, likewise, was a short supply, and rather ?? also something ?? Pease ...

... AlARIKE' HERALD. CooN ExeIAMMOa, Monday,July29, 1811. The supply of Wheat (as is usual during harvest time) was not large to-day. Fine samples were in demand, and last Monday's prices fully ?? likewise (the best marks) maintained fhe adianced currency of last week; viz. 80s. per Sack.-Inferior Wheats did not go off with the same avidity as the fine, nor did they fetch psices in proportion.- ...

... MA RKET LE RALL, CORN EXCHIANCGE, Monday, Apt:;it, The arrivals of Wheat for this day's' Marike' 4. frorn Effex anid Kxent, aid a hichi, ihlugfi fast. quantity, yet added to the remaiiiders lett .,rr week, were more than adequate to tfle delha: huyers. Fine famplesacquited nearly faii pris , others were heavy lale, with a dec iitiri, n Flour down to 8os. per Sack.-lBrley iretM9 Governmenit, ...

... MARXR HR]C.7,ERALD I. . Conxi Eici~roiiZ )wieday.Octa7, 81t1. Our *Msvel of WiteAt taday constituted a itlerble sup- ply; and iu addition-tothose of eur own growth, we bad aome samples offine Old Dantzic; the. ormer fully maintained, with brisbksales, last Monday's curItey. and the curious of the lattet (the Fowi'gn) fetched. ?? PA 125s. per quUter. . Barley was rather deareir; but Malt, with ...

... I: . - . . ^ t- h044 ConiEJAcAO, Monday, Aug. 26, lullt. Our stpply of WlTeat tisis morning, incksdig a few Foreign cargoes, amounted but to a Moderate quatity in the whole. , Tb sles early were brisk. and wade upon fully as good (land in a few instances rather better) terms than last Mouday.--- Barley, wis again scarce, and prices looking 11pwards.-- Mtlt retains its curnrency.'--- White ...

... I MARKETICERALDt C o ns EXCHIf A N M F P bionday, Nov'. 4, 1'81 1. lhe late blowing weather has impeded the arrival of some I of our coasters with Wvheat; hence to-day the supply of thlat article proved a short one, and in consideration thereof prices advancedssa.und 4s. per quarter. 'he quantity of Barley here was likewise inconsiderable, and this grain found buyers at 2s. and 3s. per quarter ...

... M - hfAPK1 f~tI PRALDL l ColtN EXICIIANOED, Monday, March 4. J1RsO. ?? bad a nsiddlinig fuliy af Wheat from lffex ands Kent thig mornincg but not -much from any other diftri&t. Having very few femr- ples of Fine, they were take tiff, at the prices laft quoted ; but the ordihary (of wbicl the arrivals moftly confifled) were rather lower, and without, any avidity in tile buyers to put- ?? anti ...

... BANKRU[rSiiEQUIRED '10 SURRENDER. V1 illiatas Coates, and George Cari, Buckleribury, Lon- don, wije and brandy merchants, April 9, h1S, May 18, at Guildhall. Solicitors, Meffrs. Lowlef; and Croife, St. Mildred's Court, Poultry. Philip Thomas, Hatfield-bireet, Surrey, fmith and en- gineer, April 13, 20, May 1, at Guildhall, London. So- licitors, Meelrrs. Day and Hammierton, Lime-itreet, Lead- ...

... } tANlThUPTS-RE8REITfO SURRENDER. John Ives, Ciavfiotos, ritAk; grcr, Feb. 11, 18, March i6, at ?? slid L.ion, orwic i. SoliOitois, MeiTrs. Bo yfe and lDbaeon, urieloi'.al:- . ouis7Bcr.' Norwici',pronte,'andolis jojilerFeb. 6, 15, March 16, at tie RingltJ'ilead hlim, orwich. Solicilors, Metfrs. Sinipfun and Iltaf khalmNurwiclh. - Joleph Pledd'all, liate-ol -Great bainit Eleleui's London,- and ...

... MARKET HEERALD6 | - ' I ,rid I e o nI CORN EXCHANGE, Monday, MTaY 2a, 1011. We bad a mroderate supply of Wheat to-day, chiefly from Essex and Kent, and some tront Suffolk. Among these t1M e were not many samples of first quality, but what there Nvere of that deseri ption obtained full as much mrioney as last M1o01- day the ordinary, however, sold heavily, and was not taken off without sonic ...

... SAINKRU1PTS 1REQUI~D~ N3~ 11-1.11t lc; t b - ' T P t n 5 :: [' -'1. I . - ^ ?? :si t ?? , °' - . Y ' ' - Jon B yrtb' Plymouth fl~ack, grocer, Oct. 156,1 itis. Wa at the Pope'Head Ion, Pls~o.S oolicittr, Mr. i-esge ] Pddeauts, jntO. P'lymoth. Whilelat Bowiider, late of Clheapside, Lontion,' Manchester wareiotssetssan, Oct'. 23, 'Nov.: 12,16 , attlse BridgewaterArni Inn, Mandbester. Solititors ...