... CORNi EXCHANGE, ?? 26. The present fine seasonable weather removing the apprebeusions which began to he entertained for tbe ensuing harvest, anit the market being also well sup- plied with most articles, we had a corresponding re- daction in the prices ?? were plentiful from Essex, as well as fromt other Counties, and ex- tremrely dull in sale, at a decline of from 3s. to 4s. per quarter, and ...

... OND:ON1 MARKETS. CORA, EXCHANGE,) 'e 2; As *ve had this sloriling a very moderate arriral ef Essex and Keut Wheat', and the Weather has been peculiairly u11favourable since last Friday, an advance. w|as expected in thle market, but on the contrary, Wheit was very dull, but little sold, and tiat 2s. to 3s, per quarter ?? was bris; in de- aud, and 'readily ?? our last quotation, as well as Malt, ...

... ?? As Tturstaidy Bankrupts fronm ?? GazC . Mary Ann Collier, of Itomford, Essex, bahier. Jlin Mackeoull, *,f Worthing, Sussex, stationer. Sarah Johnson, of Willies-street, Spital-fields, rini- mio-manianufactunrer. Samuel Card, jun. of Mere, lVilts, farnmer. Joseph Hill, of Acton Pe'mel ,noic faruoer. William Golds, of Menfield, Sussex, shopkeeper.. William Perris, of Blath, grocer. e ?? Broom ...

... O N M ARK E T SI . I ,,LO NDN OY MsAItk &E~TS.. 'CORAN EXJ N'7E, Jaar' y 1. . The iijply ?? Wherits at Market t thisday was Moderate, but the demand continues very languidi; the prices are 2s.' per quarter cheaper than uour last quotation, and but fewvbayers seemed'dispoed to' take oif 'more'thang sniall quantitics es , at tisi rethlsction. Barley is 'pogressively declining, and is quoted 2s. ...

... LONDON IMAIIETS. CORN EXCIAN1VGEN, Mia.chi 4. il7e had'very good arrivals of Essex anid Sufulk Wheat for this day's nmal-iet, for Which there was bot little demalln, except for fine qlualities, whiclh are ?? Is. to 2s. ier quarter lower than .this day se'n- lislit; bit ordiinry sorts are very difficult in sale at a further reduction.-A few fine samples of Suffolk Barley isaculled last Monday's ...

... LONDON MA RKETS. ,C0RlN EXCH'ANOEN , Februarry 1'2. The severity of the frost lbavinu completely inter- 'rupted the navigation of the river, scarcely any busi- ness was done here to-day, the factors not even attempting to shew sanmples, as it was impossible to ivork any corn in the river. Every article reodaios nominally the same. CURRENT PIUCE OF GRAIN AS UNDER: Essex Wheat 42s to 48s Boilers ...

... Thesdqy's Post contm)ed.- BANKRUPTS fram Saturalay's Gazette. Gcorge Tunbridge and James Smith, of Lower Shad- well, Middlesex, coal inerehisits. Benry Stretton, of Spencer-street, Goswell-street- road, Middlesex, linen draper. Benjanmin Tyler, of Woodford, Essex, innlieepei, carver and gilder. Thonias Ethell, of Birnmingbiaio, upholder. William ChlIster, of ()wsley, Salop, wllnster. 1inl. ...

... ?? . h g lad a ?? of Wileat freil Esse% and kaffo'lk this iiiu0i'iiig, for diUci' tI i'e o1as rather a IIisl-a detnuid in ttie early, part of jtbe, rorllig,, and better priceS wvre ?? tibari this day se'ssnigit; 6ut toaarids 'llOOll' the trade 'deliuied, aind several .saulpis rea( ai.d ?? Beanls a'nd Boilers sell on UlUtm l the salue te ?? but livid g aiarge quantity of New Bilans at sal'ket, ...

... ,68;MDoei ON t ?? ~t * ,.e ., . CO~V EACJ'iVG~E, J#,TJa.i s: Tj'he : large arrivils ' f 'N1cat'frOV 'tr e -tl ?? 'o6idit~iesswthin'ICla tbe stek, *after tbeid full: supply. ,of the'/eckl-precedilg, have'so >1i tedithO rnarket; t tit -,ltiioughl th ere: as a eylioert . owif I EZsCXiid1 cnfishl samoples 'fresle into-day, there ! ?? iLo, 'at 'a decline of full 4s;% 1,'r qaarter'.I'iarky'is ako ...

... ,LONDON MARKIC7ETS.. G CORA EXCH f ANGE, Januiiry 15. We had butrnioderate suppliei of' Wheat'for this : da'ys market, aud fine sainples were more in deimand, Y and obtained an advance of froni Is. to 2s. per quar- I ter, but ordinary kinds. are still fery dull sale.- Barley fully supported last weeh's prices, having ra- . ther a short ?? Tick Beans were tolerably plentiul, but there wais ...

... CORN EXCIHNOE, Jitamry 22. We had but a moderate supply of Wheat frou Essex and KEent for this day's Market, and much higher prices were asked at an early hour; but the buycrs refusiing to give any advance, the prices re- verted to the currency of last Monday, and towards noon the sales became quite ?? was in demand this morning, and the late large arrivals being in a great measure cleared olf ...

... WJednesdqi'S 6$ Th7ursday's Posts. *.;Banlki'u ts from: 'r]S~daY'S Giazette., 'fhornas FIiiisdr- ?? Marinwarirrl,, of Cbichestesr- rents, (;hoincery-laiie, jewellers. :. J nmes ( :uitihhbrt und Michael (.larke the younager, of CsldclletsteC-Otretet, wieennrehrch s.t - Alexainle~r lievy, o~f the Consuscrcial Chamlbers, Mi- ,iories, ?? reor. - - * Edwaerdi Isaac, of 4~ueen-street, Bloomsnbury, ...