... uownlt -Alarikooo --G- CORN EXCHANGE, M3arch 9. The supply of Wheat this morning by land sample from Essex and Kent was but moderate: the trade, was, however, exceedingly dlull, and tioughl a few fine parcels were disposed of on miuch the same terms as this day se'nuight, we quote itgenerally from Is. to 2s. per quarter lower; and inlferior descriptions mect a heavy sale at this ?? Malting ...

... 'JIMontfou olarUcto. CORN EXCIIANGE, March 2. Our arrival of Wheat this morning was moderate, chietty frinm Essex and Kenit, and for the finest runs niarly tlic same terms were obtained as this day se' nnight; but inferior iunds ialet a heavy sale, at a lecline of full 29. per ?? Barley re- ainins steady at our last qtiotlstion, but other ii ads are ?? Beans ale from Is. to 2s. per quar- tet ...

... ?? Marketo. CORN EXCHANGE, Afarch 23. The supply of Wheat this morning by land sample froai Essex and Kent was moderate, and there was a good sale for the finer parcels, at the prices of this day se'naight.-Bnriry, of which the arrival was ra- titer limited, was freely taken offat an advance of full 2s. per ?? and Hog Pease meet a ready sale at las! week's carreincy, and Boilers are rather ...

... rt ?? sc i !rsaays rosIs. I B.vKR1rpTs fliormn Iuesday's GazettGe John Pratt, of Brools's lllace; Kelinillton, surgeon WFIliamn Harvey, of Hvunjdijcj, :copptrsrnjtlit. Alkxader Joh-ntri2 obf Manchiester> silk rnircsr. Thmnias Flemijing of Lfverponl, linsn-draper Gcii. NIlison, of Ironixiolaier-laze, and Nat6hester, 3 04 'Hlury Peacock, of Burwe l, Cambridgeshare ...

... Wednejodays y . Tiacrsday's Posts. I BANKRUR PTS fromi Tuesday's Gazette. George and Thomas Curie, of Brightons, linen- drapers. Benjamin Bates Cowell, of Shoreditch, oilman. WVilliamil B3ritin, of Snudland, Kvnt, miller. Ely lBates, (tf Halifaxc, nufactim twur. James NMlecer, of Greystouely, Lancashire, lime- buroer'. Julhn Ridler, of Worcester, dealer. HTuglu lugiles, of Livvrpmol, joincr. ...

... Aoublon faartleto.. eOqlV RXCHANGE, 31arch 16. Our arrival of Wheat this morning from Fsssex, Keiit alnld Suffolk, was tolerably large, bat fisc samples sold on full as good terms as last Monduay; inferior, howerer, meet a dull ?? Maltinig Barley, of which there vas a moderate supply fraim Suffulkl, fully reached our last qulotation ; atid the Malt trade is full as dear for superfine qualities ...

... .; e(1dnesaylsX hlarsdaiyps Posts. I B *ivNtR 'TS flomt1 Ga'usda s Gazette, Edo ri Seouttoni, of Fo% and Kiiou-yarud, Suu w-h ill, Cluan es TIhonmas Cranc1d w, late of Scott's Wharf, Soullawh air, ,arblu-merchalit. John Hinde, Iate -ft Liverpool, mmInlny-wcritelnr. John IN.aldslinll, of GCreat (rimnnsyv, non n nhint. JoAuhn Wonini, mof Munclihester, link,! r. inhu Hawhnii k, if Hudi Iichield, ...

... rrflZ~s4 t s AS ?? tosiS. I B.k'xn1'rTS ?? uiesdav's Gas 0 te. WVui. Smiti) and Peter Francis Papiliun, of Mcrtoii- brbidg, Survey, dyers, Win. Henry Wave of Blow-street, music-seller. T. Eeles, of. Ccilier's5renta Soultbmark, fellinonger. Joxseph atd John Wilson, of Shrewsbury, drapers. Jucob Cobiea, late of N'Iairehester, hat-marzufactrrrer. R. Boycott, juYr. bf Newport, Shropshire, butcher. ...