... LO~NDON~,, AKBT~S., .t_ /!5 o X y y Oct.-21, w c Tbi_'supplX of Elsse, oid Suffolir Wbleatdto yw bs tAilerIt, nuitwillastaudirig whichl there ives great ?? to buy, that although considelrably advaiinc- 'ed prices were asked, the stands werc' ioun e0i2a5ed; itild *re m~y ctli nev Mlihets 4s, ti 5s:.per quarter dearei, Old Wheats being 'very sdsirce, obtaini t; grfate; sdvanceas per ?? 'Barlec2s ...

... Tuesday's Post. conlnez )?4a JLvP7c'PS from Satlurduay-s Gaicetlb. Jutil Alguood, of Glocester, linen udraper. J. Lloyd, of New-court, Old Broad-strcet, merchant. Joatfita.i Chambers, of Coventrv, drlaperl Stervuvm Lupton Gurlewis, of king-strect, Covent- garden, tailor. William Bates alnt! William Jones, of Bridgnorth, Shropshire, bankers. John Musgreve, of Swallow-street, Westlnillsterl ...

... Tuesday's Post Conlf, ?? aD rl ' IT BANKRUPTS fromv Saturday's Gazette. 4nmes Routlidge,.late of Calmouiile-street,carleilter.: John Storr, of D)evonshire-street, merchant. Bisse Phillips Sanderson, late of Newgaic-strect,. wiinc and brandy merchant. Rich. Ellisonr, of (Great Surrey-street, cheesemosiger. Edward Ongley, of Sandliorst, Kent, grocer. RdI HI-Iry Gray, of Seething.-lane, ...

... a CORNV EXCOH.AGNE, A4pril 22.: Our muarket was very bare of every article thisr nmorning (excepting Oats,) m r,. so thau we have' seen for some months past; and bavilng at the samc timc a very lively deniaild for eisery 'article, there was a corre3pondiingrisc~in the prices ' Wheat ob- e tamied' an extraordinary adisice, say full -7s. erd quarter,, and Flour in consequence also, rose 'ts; per ...

... T~esdag's Pos contanited. B.1 ?? Sztnreln'y' ol-ette. (; Vionlarten, of FAlst ildill C11srnbeTs,1m1rCbciit. JoIhn Cowsie, aof Aldermuibuatriv-Post rn, jeveler. Trinnothy Young,.vf Sevnuour-aluct, C . -keper. ?? Le'onaul d 01ouet of LiUea-street, aic-perchantt. 4mes - Adams,' ef 'I'oiIley-strect, ;shiplIrokcr. -: Rdobert l(,herts, of Elder-strcet,, merchant. J=am ' Tnylor4.scu. bf,-OId-st!eCt, ...

... LONDON MIARKETS.:,~ CORN EXCHAWGE, Mtay 20. W 'liiad this day a rery large market for evrdy article, and fewer buyers than have ?? for ?? wecks past; and there being a very liwited demand for U'heat, ni decline of 8s, to 1 0s.' per quaarter took place, leaving the greater part of the supply'unsold. -Flour is also 5s.'per sack ?? is 2s. to 3s. per quarter cheaper,' and little in deznaud. ' ...

... . _ , ? _7-, Ft. I.. . InSTRESSES Of TUE. m4iNUFACTUR1.111s. -c,- . . I I I ~t~e~img c f/c Cfy~ m~f Ti'n~on'lvrai in n f~ ie y ii~c ?? iat i~ tofk tic b ,iid wqii ieeoiv avtetuiA r oittao of Vexteadiiig relief to )~ho alf fast onte tic ?? of Ycirli enteredi a oi toilsth Chair, suppoortitl Oill his 'ii)lit flvth. Dide . Keict, iand on ?? Ivtt is thle ouk t! of ilriiw Le acst c~inipaivild tin ...

... LONDON MIARKETS. CORNV EXCHIANGE, June 24. NVe hadl but a Small supply of Rssex, but a very good shew of KCentish Wheat this moirug,jI ad there was a little briskness in the sales of fine qualities on first opening the samples, but this soon ment off, and the trade *vs afterwards rery dall at last Monday's prices; haidly such good tecnis could b- niadc of middling qualitics;, having very few ? ...

... L-ON0 N 0 K , ?? at AR K.E TQ. CORN EXCH.4NG el'c had this morning! but an moderatc supplyof Graia in guenral, ivhichje cowbined with the ?? unfavourablc state of the weather (iucessmnt rssi;), g'tre an animation to the tradej and produced. orn responding rise inl ?? UWhcatswere full 3s. perl quirter d carer, andi obtained a brisk sale, which applies alsoto the msiddling samples.-Maltcontinu- ...

... DIS1TIUSS AMONG. TIE LAMOU*iO 'MANU- I :. . FACTURE16 AT BILSTON. .i TheiifoloWitg, aff'ectinig details orie exctracted, f-ront ta-o letter-s, addressed to a respec'tible iroi-, hifilchasnt in Londlon, Qli' di'e subectof' the disit t~osesuneo iluc~s tio-pope ?? if) the on1-oiworks :Iinlci re ftos dititS tO Iibuotr. TIle ?? ext-racts froim tfiese iniiat offectsrgcosllostitllsetljiit pcture ...

... LONDON MiA~tI-KTS. i o CORYN £YCJrYE,. JabG 29. Tf)e arrival of 1kWhcat during, last Weeek uur.S very srll arid very f icsy ±shi ?? ?? i thia mornrig, corsequently a brisk sale, nl ; tsi~iicC of autruot 2s.' per quarter- iinfiirii descli!tioris scere howevcr vry' dull, anrl not dear'eC.-B-ie'Y vus ?? thi dasy thall last-Moodiry, but Ilot S9 salcable as lis5t Frid:y, althboug thre ?? shewtof ...

... LONDON MARKETrS. CORN 4JY CHANGR> Dec. 2. Will had av ery goidarrival of Wheat thisnlorning, principally from Essex and 3ienti the quaulities ini general were ordinatry; what was fine sold in tie early piart lf the ni iruing on the terns of last Aliviumlay; hit the inferior hinds wvere very dhill in sale, at a1 decline of about 2s. per ?? was a good stipply of Baricy fromt St~ifflh; fine ...