... PROP E, RI'Y TAX, . . :I On Sat:u/liiay last a vvry ?? ?? respectalhle Alecting tif the Itiliabitaitts of ?? St. Edumilinitdq *vas held at tile Ciildhiall, onl tile subject of petitioll- ing the Honlse of Cisnsommolls augainst the relnewa.lv of the Propertv Tax.-The busiless being Openedl, nild thc ilhair taken, by C. Bloonshfield, Fsq. Chief alkgis- trate of the Borough, Mr. Clarlisoll, ill a ...

... ;CO - EIx E .. deinlf lpcvsgioll i An I hie jirises it- ti~ wii stlbnittd toi last %~ceek, 'aind. I e deieinii. %otlil( l!i~~lie rO ; icv d:i~eii. ii'siiier'stlv, hiad lot a ittmodcerite demand for expolt appeio&ve to :relidve thie market, and *a eosde blesipment by) holders !tfeicilss'ireK. Of thle salesi' 300 N rilnas und ( 400 Be3sngal I ?? talnio for exipvrti timin, tlit remiiaio~ei liy ...

... LOND-ON MARKETS. CORN EX'CIANGE, July 10. The supply of Wlleat continues sufficiently abtird- ant, bot the proportion of' fine quality is still smxall,' and this is in brisk demand, and somewhat dearer than lost Monday, but inferior kinds are coalpletely ?? is scarce, and Is. per quarter dearer, as are Hog Peasc, but Whitc Boilers are not in the least demand, and much cheaper; scarcely a salls ...

... -LONDON fXkllKE>TS. .CORN EXGHANGE, Jusne 5. The supply of Wheat this day was but moderate, and sales of fine samples were tolerably brisk at fall last Monday's prices, and rather more money was mwnie of maiddling hiiids-Barle) and Malt were dull, but lontve not raried iD piice.-'ew Tick Beans wore plenltifsl ,and about ls. 'pr quarter cheaper; isd White Pease wvere. quite dull, best ...

... LONDON ;MARKETS. CORYEXCHANGER, Jamn. 23. tO The-supply of VWheat forihis di~y's market was e vely scanty, andi there waerpmore buyers, at an cuarly d hour, than we lhave ha'd, lihtelfi', in Consequence a whereof, fine samples' met ready sale at from Is. to i, 2s. per quarter ajdvance, and there was n ore husiness if doing in the ?? is mecheaper.- I Barley arid Mfalt,> having been very ...

... LONDON INIARKETS. ' ?? I-.. 'w CORN EXCHLNAGE, .Jan. 9. As we continue to receive large supplies of Grain fionm our coast, beside considerablo foreign importa- tions, ou ?? has beet] ?? declining.- What was hardly saleabic this morning, at a decline of from 2s. to 3s. per quarter for mealing samples: the inferior hinds cannot obtain an ?? is mncli lower; iine Essex and Suffolk samples will ...

... Thlurs~day's Post. BANKRUPTS fown .J1eesday's Gazette William Searle, jub of Littlington, Cunbridgesinre, * nsller-.and mgalnais.- *-Lo1Cohenl f. London, merchant. J. Spiarkesi of Haliliipstead, Mis~on, m'ler r. ?? Jordau, of -Atfor ,0Wsl maltsterand victuallet. James ?? Ofhillingford, Oxnn bitconer. Thlomlas Dryettj 16fG6spr, i0aists1 flrocer. jaumes Bake sulI, seu.',d:aku aiz;eijhskrsell ...

... I s N I : sa , - , - 1, ; L .- , . ! - ; I;: I - ?? ~ IJt 0X,1 ?a ,x/ ; ?? iT Se - . l. . - ~coRNEy C,Je~d?#a, 1,eb.27. We. had a-rlar.6e tsupdjiydf XerStishlPheat this morning, b3esireb$ a considerable' portion pf the arrival of last wee left orefr frani Friday's. tuarket; * an a.thoogh there appeared sornedeanand ,carly. in the day^' yet bu't fiew satce si're oialde,, a t d' ooi~4he ...

... LOND)ON IAR.KETS. C(OR.V LXCHANGA, September 18. TI e sippily of newv WVheat this inloninmg ws llO- deu;iti', wild wsithotit an ?? the prices of ?? Minlsoitv ?? olitsiiltd fjru good saroiliks; suiperfine Nverie I.. per qlsriltcr ?? i drleyconifes to aind tlt eiiiritigiv, itlu fiids ready sides at our last Vultitiioll.t-iIH., Pelre were veri pleiiful, andi 13. pier limiter ilidilil unit ion ...

... Tuiesdtzg' Post continoue . RAA'Kaed!P7's f5i p Sretatrdry's tGac1tie.\; I John. Peame,' of Kingsgate-street, plumnrer. .- .Saui(lel Reidai, lof Whltc-ruw, Spitalelds,.hakr Tmoimtas Allington, of Fenny. Stratfurd, grvcer.. William Grant, of O ...

... LONDON M ARKE-TS. CORN YOXCEiL4N&J, July 24. There was a briskness in the salei of fioe Wbeats this nmorning at3s. a quarter below our last quotation; bait'tovards noon, the' trade was duller, and mucis remained unsold, the samile prices are howererasked. -Scarcely any Barley or Malt comres to Marlet, in consequence the price is ?? Pease-are scarce iasd ?? offer can be obtained for White Pease ...

... CORN E1YCHANVGE, December 4. There was a plentiful supply of Essex and K(entishi Wheatts this morning, and but few buyers; hence the sales were extremely dull, and from Is. to 2s. per quarter lo1wer:: and at noon but a small part of the supp~ly was disposed ?? is very dull is sale, but sot cheaper, as there were no furtler supplies this morning, although the quantity at Miarlet duir- ing last ...