... ,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 ...

... 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. 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 ? ...

... fednesdays& &i ursd I I BJJ.VICRUP7'Stio))n Tellay's Gazette. Chazles West, of BuclIlersibury, warehousenan. Win. M'lQuul, (if LcmiliaU-stieet, merchant. Joseph Barler, and Charles Graver, of Broad-strect, nlili of Amsterdam, merchants. 1Ienry Becier, Of 1eKiiniogtoin.road, nuariner. Josephi Farthing, of st. *Ihn's-strcet, victualler. Thllimais Dlyrcmlimu v( of Caiddiimgton, farmuer. Jolm ...

... ?? Post continued. FROM TTlEO LNDON GAZETTE, S]XURDAY, JvXN, 2°2. HIlS Gazette notilies that the Prince Regent .L r his beenr pleasedi to rrpoimit G. Aiitrobus, Fsq. to he Secretary ol Legation to the United S:.rtes of Amrrerica. BANKRUPTS. William Robinson, (if irays, victualler. J ur iiGmeui, of 'Mark-lane, winir-brohser. Thomas I'lice Adtamos, of Rood-laire, mechliant. NViil. Forstac, of St ...

... frednesday's&' Th usa'tcq posts I i!?A.V/ftlJ~i'iSJ;roei le~erfa'/ Garzitte. Joseph Scott, of Sloate-squjare, blacking-mtaher. Franicis White, of lach-lahie, nmrc ant. Jalies 'lThompsoit, Chas. Osbournc, ind Isaac W6est- morerlandl, of Billiter-squttre, shtijil-fj~ers. Jlohio Bradburv, uf Cbathamo, casbitivt-inaker. Mlichlael Paunc11, of Hoiier-ltane, ?? diresser. Wio. Stewart, of the ...

... LONDON MARKETSe CORN EXCIL-INGE, June 10. i There was durivg fast week a very considerable arrival of Wheat from uhst of the ports which send to our niarket, an equally exceding supply of Flur; n.twithstanding whiCh, as therc were very few land sampliles from Essex and Kent this morning, and a. tolerable brisk dernand, even higher piices were ?? on first opening the sans iles but although no ...

... CORiV EXCHANGE, June 17. There was a moderate supply of Wheat from the Home Districts this morning, but the fresh cargoes continue to arrive fronu the Northern Counties pretty .freely; hence we had very dull sales to-day, at a de- cline of from 2s. to 49. per ?? was not in much demand, and being tolerably plentiful, it. went off heavily at Is. per quarter decline ; but Malt is sold without ...

... LON DO-N~ i.AIAR-KET S. CORN EXyCH NGE, Afay 270 Another ?? arrival of Wheatifrom the NorthernI counties sire- our, last letter, has only had the effect of keeping the prices nearly stationary,. excepting a few superfine saitjples, Which were sold about Is. to 2s. per quarter higher;, the general corrency was pre- cisely as last Monday.-On Friday list the trade was. brisker and dearer, but ...