... CORN *EXCHANGH, LONDON-1 - re thiq dav week we have reppi-lA ?? * , - Since this day week we have received a ver. both of wheat and oats-30,000 quarters of wt st quarters of oats. The sale sf oats was verydll at last a day's poices: and wheat has declined froni Os. o s. Pot ter; barley is in demand ; malt is steady p *es *r.d sold tolerable freely at Our last quoted prices. Iu othr k | of ...

... mining Lhe Pe.tes of M ? ?? ; Containiang thc Piites of Mrc2a -r l 'Roach, per c. 0- a£ r sb 6G -T t B - . tl8 a 00 , 'P er I Ot5 Pearlbeat 56 O2 a, inferitie -. Ca - 0 ap ~ a- e ?? Potbest 520 a 00S d -1 C-inferior -0 a-o0 BaralTlaleieriffem0 4o O ?? ?? rnX - Carlhigens 22 0 a o 0 - sg ?? we -Sicily SiCa 0 0 a , Dntzic pearl 00 a o 'i 0 0 qs i- RGssia 50 0a 0 0 _ Ia00i7 i' t o- Alicant Si ...

... BANKRUPTS. J. Colbourn, Pudding Lane, Londdn, fisb salesman. R. Blore, Craven Place, Bayswater, London, stone mason. E. Alcock, Altherntone, Warwick, hat-manufacturer. T. Coward, 14te of Ulverston, Lancaster, miller. J. Sherry, Romsey, Southampton, h3tter. M%. Booth, G. Booth, and Ft. Bootb, Durhamn, ship-builders. J. 'Tomlin, late of ?? Row, London, bricklayer. R. Lee, Great Wincheeter Street ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKETS, Vc. 'i 'The harvect in the Isle of Thanet has commenced. A s, great deal of oats, pease, and rye is already housed. The w4heat and other grains never promised a more protilc crop t ?? this year, and it is confirmed by the oldest people that such a plentiful harvest has not been ktiown for many years, D Fde DUMFRIES-JULY 22. Wheat per s.d. s. d. -s.d. s.d. WitoL;ester bit. ...