... nonlbalou aft-tt CORN EXCH-ANGE, OcT. 29. Oar maiket has been usoderitely supplied with Grain in general during the last week, and the Meal- ing Trade was rather better ou: Friday last. This morning the supply of Wheat beilig on the whale limited, thbre was a good demand for the finest runs, which niet a ready sale, at ani advance of from 2s. to 3s. per quarter since this day se'nnigit: the or ...

... [This Gazette announces, that the King has ap- pointed Vice-Admiral Sir G. Martin to be a Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath ; and Mr. R. Donkin, jun. Hanoverian Counsel at Mount's Bay, in the County of Cornwall.] BANKRUPTS. Rich. Wood, of Kendal, Westnosreland, bookseller. John Bartramn, of Canterbury, linen draper. Wickens Hodges, of Newington Causeway, Surrey, straw-hat ...

... Tuesdays Post continuIfed. Bankrupts from Saturday's Gazettc. J. Hardwick, oif Clare-street, Clare market, butcher. Thomas Nicoll, of Ware, Hertfordshire, sack-maker. lobet PaTk, jun. of Portsea, coa3-merchant. Williamn Munk, (if High-street, Southwayk, brandy merehant. N. Ravis, of Gracechurchl-street, tin plate-worker. Johin Bumpns, of Holhorn, booksellcr. John Jacob liattier, of Ilincing ...

... -44ro- nolooll luaruttof CORN EXCHANGE. Nov. 5. The arrival of Wheat this morninig from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, was oal the whole noderate, and in the early part of the day rather better prices were obtained for the finest runs, but towards the close of the market the trade was dull, oun the termis of this day se'nitight, and some quantity of the ordinary sorts remainied undisposed ?? Barley ...

... Zo*bou fatieto. CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 16. We bad a nsoderate arriral of Wheat this morning zhiflly from Essex and Kent, and tle supply of all otier grain vas on the Whole very limited. For real fine runs of Wheat last week's prices were fully supported, but all below this quality met a dull sale, pn r atber lower ?? being scarce conti niues improving in value, and we consider it from ls. to 2s. ...

... . aff. IWID0,00a faaructo. ( (1llN EXCHANGE. Faa. 26. The arrival of Wheat'during last week having been moderate, as also the supply this morning, there was more briskness in the trade, and the best runs found a ready sale, at an advance of from Is. to 2s. per quarter since this day se'nnight; inferior also are taken oh on soinewbat better ?? fine Barley is a trifle dearer, hut the otier ...

... naltbost outstto+ CORN EXCHANGE, AUo. 6. The supply of Whiat thisp iorni,,g was tolerably large, chiefly from Essex ansd Kent, hut the wcaiber having un'dergo)ne a favourahle chaiget heitrade vas dull, more particularly so, as the quality on the wbole was middling, and though a few tif the finest parcels sold onnearly the same terms as last week, we quote it generally from is. to2s. per ...

... Uorn Exchange, Dec. 19. Towards the close of Mondiay's market there wasmore demand for fine Old VWheat than for some time, and more sales were marle at better prices, which advance wvas supported this mornling; but tho inferior descriptions of New Wheat coltiqiue Is (lull 'IS pussible, rnd, in order to el)ect sales to clear Weekly vessels, very low prices were ac- cepted of. Fine Barley went ...

... Ramon luaruttoo CORN EXCHANGE, DEc. 10. Our market was very largely supplied will Wheat last week, particularly ou Friday, when thc arrival of all Grain wass mlst abundant, and but litile busi- ness was then done. This morning the shew of Wheat by land sample from Essex, Kent, and Suf- folk, was again particularly large; and the trade almost in a state of stagnation, tht finest saalples ...

... Rollbon fsaructo# CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 26. The arrival of Wheat this morning, which was chiefly from Essex and Kent, was moderate; but there has been a good supply both from our own coast and Ireland since this day se'nnight; hence the trade was (lull, and we quote it full Is. per quarter lower than last week, with a heavy sale at this de- pression, particularly fur jnferior ?? maintains its ...

... -CiORN EiXCHANGE¢. Avnra 16. The sugpply of WV~seat this Lnorning by ltind sample from Esese and K~ent was maoderate, nnd the arrival boeth of Wheat and Florur coastvways during the last week fias' bcen by no nieans large, tbe trade, howv- ever, iS seryd4n11, and, except for thet best runs, *vbisK' rlone suppgrt ttei price.st og this- djay ae'o~igbt,, ve consider it frors4 lt, t° 5s. per ...

... ?? fatarutto CORN EXCHANGE, MARcH 12. We had a fair arrival 'of Wheat this morning, chiefly from Essex and Kent, bpt the quality on thc whole was but middling; hence fine runs mnet a ready sale on full as good terms as this day se'nuight, but the middling and ordinary descriptions sell very hea- vily. Barley maintains its price for superfine parcels, the arrival being small, and grindine; ...