... nollbou pJaMeM CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 1. n The arrival irf Whetat tbis uorirling, b) lanl sam-o ple front Essex iinil Kent, Was verv mnsleraote; tiL d imcalioi nialle was, however, dull for all but tbe finer P runs, w.hich bareliv maintain last Weeli's plices, C whilst inferior are thc turn lower. Harirrg a short ,s slipply of English Barley, the trade svas rather I briber than ?? day se'inighlt ...

... , . I !-Iuatoottl tat ,o atriml (if Wiri;N¢:Sl!1zlil l2va(ii Yt . ibt!!id ds very eui~illt a flhe. iii at'~v~ ¶l'fii lliit ali n naaiig fro fm Esi i esel d KnUt, aillad S11tie (lziltity . fait llSuifitfalk; It.i A l0e% tits, IIAterldesisoit, I it tait iI) ter ,iaie on o uil ithe 11salilte iiri.; .is tllis day U'nlliigaht, se. but oithfir s.its ?? cridemlly liwer frotn Is. t. 2.. ?? qefoaier, ...

... 'IetfsdalyLl'. Post continued. Fromn tlle lIoaflon0 Gazuett of Saturdaiv. I'lOalO'lt)oNS. 14th .ight Drazroons-Brevet lieittenaiit-C(o. Bnlte to be t ieu tonaiit-Coluinel; and B reset Major Iills to bh Ma3jor. hy7th Foot-Brevect Lieutenant Colonel Carey to be l.ies sllisasst-( obone]. 61st-Mnisr lane, 'from half-pay of De Menrio'4 Rtegiment, to be ''ajor. 85sthIs l~tijinsL-(-olob!sA WVarbusrt ...

... CORN EYCHANGE, AMarch 24. ?? only arrivals we have had since Monday were a few samples from Suffolk, and there being but few buyers at market, tie Wheat trade was exceedingly heavy, and none could be (lisp(Xsed of except those off the first qualities. Barle; is is. per quarter lower ; aid there being scarcely nnv demand was dull sale at that recruction. In Oats, Peas, and Beans there is no ...

... !WE iltaltboll OlarUcto. CORN EXCHANGE, AuGuSr 23. if We had a good supply of Wlhesit this morning 2i front Essex and Kent, a ad tihe quality of tbe nerw a ?? being generally linttr tihtan last week, the best ; runs were selected oil mslub the same ttrens as this a day se'nutight, biut fir infti los pareels the trade was e dull, and full Is. per qulla ter lower, and at the cloe d of t ie ...

... Bankrupts from Tuesda:y's Gazette. Win. .Jarmian, jun. of Knigltsbrhlge jiapci-banger Y1Ihilip Messent, of Quaket-sWeelt, Slipilfidds, silk- iveavec r,.2 E. -saac Saimieil, of trea't Presot-Street, lapidary, J. Caiipbell,of Whlite Li~oii.cuidrt,.CoeriihiAI, uzlei'danti Slainel Bcrffjle bf Bridfoud, York~hire, worsted- m;i*ntfuactuocr. WiYliiini F-rifit'r, of Walsall, Inntolder. 1VillikIi ...

... asub.on!ourutto+ CORN EXCHtANGE, JUN4E 14. Thle supply of Wheat this morning, which was chiely from Essex and Kent, was hy no means large; and the trade on the whole was tolerably brisk, at all advance of fronm is. to 2s. per quarter on the finest runs, without) however, a similar Improvement in the Infetior ?? Barley meets a heavy sale, and is ratber lower than otherwise, but Gind- ing ...

... -Rontroat luarketo. CORN EXCHANGE, AUGUVST3O. The arrival of Wheat this morning fronm Essex and( Kent was rather large, p1alicularly fromn the former county, and the quality of the New Wheat, on the whole, but middling; h-lice tbe trade was dull, and thotigh a few of the finest runs were disposed of onl tmuch the same terms as this day se'nnight, we con- sider piices generally fioil Is. to 2s. ...

... fre issclsay's 's Tursday's Posts. Fou t the Londonl (G;t.te of 'Fiiesda. | i1s (T mettti ?? that tile Prince .- ,Iew IO .A ~ipp-liiiriJ Sit- W. ?? K. G..: it'. 11 endn M'I llmral o1 tei Red, to be Vice-At lf he Ulniltv I Kinldul {r; ;anid Sir .t.'Siiu - ez. K. G..C. B. Boul Adim~iral of-tbie Blue, to be iit.,, ;-llv.ul filw Ultited Kingdlomt. Also, it. I WBl?1C1¼!. Ittrristel at Law, to le 8 ...

... Tluesday's Post contintuedT. Baihkrupts from Satwrday's Gazettc. Thomas Uloyd and John Winter, of Blue Ball yard, ?? .St. JoitteS'S-So't, Xvwitwmtertclhunts. flichard Allitit, of (hathami, builder. J. 91116is, Of SiLuttlaliltin-otreet, Covent-gaotdcn, i(; nI-6 jlper-titiiiuifaocturer. Jo ,,i 11m l rer, of Stratford, bri wer. Jolhmt Wo;ley, of Covetitty-stroet, cbicesemolottvr. Dniviv lBlm:|is, ...

... W.9 1 .o cORN EXCHANGFI, SFrTtIrasth 13. 0 Having athter a large arrival of NeW Wheat tbis orn ing .froru Essex and IKent, and some quantity remaining over from last week, the ilealing 'Trade was in consequence very dull, and thoul-sh a decline of from '2s..to 3st per quarter *ras submitted to, but il ittie clearance could be effected; fiue Old, however, ;II nearly mnintained its ?? Barley ...

... rnof,0o4 00-ut~tot. CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 31. ie The arrival of English Wheat since this day se'n- In iight having been very small, as also the supply of this mornting, there wsa misore briskness in) the trade is than we have observed of late, and sales were readily re effected atan advance of foll 2s.per ?? of our Yvwn giowtil goes off heavily, though there is' id but little now at uiarket; but ...