... LOfNDON MARKETS. CORN liRXCUJL4NGR., Frtb. 7. Our Market wv; albunldantlv supplied With a1l Miuds of Groin tliis day, but iJ CXJ)efiselev c f the uaviglatiOII bi ill'toed the sales were hlasy, frm tbe didlieulty of ?? out the vessels. The priecs weele ?? lneinlIal, but wvhat fewy qaleS of NVh1fLLt asld Beans wvre ?? %weare at a declisle of full 2s. pcer (Iiater froun tile prices thsat were ...

... C £'RV .XCJLJNGE, Jnu. J 1, Our Ntarkct. has; not varied since :nd'ay last, the narigatiou Cuotiuiting ?? remains at a ?? is nuninal. * UCURRENT PlUCE OF GR;VN ASS UNDER Wheat . ., . 54s.to 62s Whit Peas . 5:ls to CO, Fine Red do. 69s tW 74s ?? Peas . 43s to 4(1, Fine EssexlWh.5Gs to t66s Ili-as 50- to 5ti6; Rye ?? 36s to 42s XTiek do. ?? to 52, Uarlcy . .34s, to 3(iS Oats . . 20s to 2(i., New ...

... BANKRUPTS from Tuesday's Gazette. Daniel Richardson, of Warwick-place, Holborn, Lon- don, dealer. Henry John Courbed Ruel, Bridge-field, Wandsworth, crucible-manufacturer Edward Gardner William Tuck, of Edmonton, dealer. John Howes, of Rochford, glazier, Thomas Springett, of Wickham-market, miller John Mortleman, of Lowestoft; haberdasher. Samuel Rhodes, of Clifford, corn-merchant, Henry ...

... LO NDON: .MI.ARI(ETS. C'ORV F(..'IL'XGRE, reb. 21. We hnd but a moderate supply of Wheat for this daly'i mriarket, aid a lirclv demnand at the coninmence- nieiit, hence lhne shinplcs (Essex and Keot), oht;wireld WIr advance vf 2s. Vper quarter, oln the piices of tiis d(5y se'zinight. The snpply of Bidrley w.as rather scalrity; nid finle Moltilig suiplpiis vere readily sold about ls. pery ai ...

... LONDON AI1ARKETS. er CORN? E.XCH4NVGE, BeZ. 14. tly Our Marhet was well supplied this mioning wvith Essex and Kentish Wheat, besides many samples fitomn other parts, and the smles were heavy, anul fromu 5s. to Os. pesr q,,artrer cheapler tbhan thlis day se'nrsight. ?? en- was pleotiful at the close of ?? week, aiod cheuper, and ig very dull in sale this ?? supports our last quotation, but is ...