... CORN EXC.IfAN(JE, LONI(ON, UOINDAY, August'23 We had this morning a pretty barge s~ppl1y 6f E.Shex wheat, and beinig clsielily new, and corintg' to hand hi extellent dry condition, some of the finest new sampllei fetched as high a price as the best old wheat, bnt at, a *decline in price from last week, of thiu is.. pser qr'. tapor *the fittest uanaities; the market clilied' very heavy. In ...

... BANESRUP'CIBS SCAIMBS> te v 4. - - - - r . 4 eApRIton, of Sunderlad, lpvmwer, Ercn September 16 8h iber:23, o. I ;; 4.1P, LoW f jf Hanovermtreet, Wzlwordta, merchant, from Au ftipt28'toiiAugut 31. BANiRtPT.! R. I1awlnsas, of Lttlde owdes, -Northamptonshire; horse- dddet4 pt.'8,at six; Se*7 at-eveOjandiet.5 at teflj at 1Ise'lAoaWnii; Northnapton. Sdiclte%, Mr. S. Emly, Essex- flewp1c; and Mre J ...

... -Nw CORN EXCHANGE, Au&. 2, 1819. The ports are now shut against the importation of every de- scriptioa of foreign grain for home consumption for the next three montbs, yet the Wheat trade was very heavy this morning, and 2s. per quarter cheaper than on tlisiday week, having a large supply of new Wheat frinm Essex, and the quality much finer than was expected.-The arrivals of Oats, particularly ...

... !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 ...

... TIE RWAINS OV ANCIENT SRT IN THE PAINTED CHAMBER. W~d~r~i a day or two ago the remains of asicleir Ar lisovred in elie Painted Chamber, adjoiniteg the old House of F _r4~- The~portritsisn the pannelt pf oak, and rtse kul .length (Z *guaes in -fresco, have ailtec, been seen by. Artists and Anti St ~ riolj.' The former, as we aitilciPated, set very little vall~pf b ~Ilx as works of Art, .thoughi ...

... ABRUDIOEN SHI PPING. A It It I 'V ftItl. Aug. 17. Allies, Cossie. Stainderland, coals- New'. hall, Chalmers, Firierburgh, good.1; Nancy,' Lvisk, dlo: bltllttst; IS. ClydeL Packet, Wieir, -Livvrpool, goods. 9. Guithries, Kennedy. Dundee. goods ; The- tis. Crittebly, .I~ondoaa, do.; Jean, Philips, Newcastle, -cials .; *reiumt'h, Finidlay, London, goods. '20. Char.. ;ning iloily~ TFaylor, Spey. ...

... ring to ct ?? heat V l Owingto ?? h FaztU t,; , which' hare prevailed f h e t ind N43rt.. deairiptiona have niparned vwitita rant ed in ibis northenrn cliniate. U,, tapl it such a want of reapers, that tF! 'turi, P! 1 hind-so mUclI ao, that U Csoiy' /jl.i4, winter SIAwn wbheat, are literally ; _must $uller prodigiously if a ale ofa fore thty are rriped. Even r jnydtv4/arb highly in ros ?? ?? ...

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... t ftr(cultutral t commercial amecklE armotee. i1 - - to 'Co t N-EXCHANG lF, Maik-Lane, LON note,. f}'' Morenjr, 4sgWt 16. m aOr tnatirets for wheat had to great- brikness so-days b I otwiihstanding the fresh eupply was fbr bhsrt of what e ' had been lookedt for, and ip0 respect In the new crop ie :improwed in qsality, from tile show of last week, the Y, prices were envirely without aIterrtion, ...

... S1IMZITlIZBLD A312tV'NG. Yesterday 'being the d~ay, appointed for holdi~ng a. Reform I Meeting in Smithfield, a cdnsiderables ntsmber of idle persons had assembled at an early hour; hut though the numbers-hourly increased, strong doubts were entertained that the'IMeoting would not be held, T'hosedoubts arose from astatgqesstin the Ev~eninig Paper of Tuesday, that the Mleeting was adjourned to ...

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