... 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 ...

... -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 ...

... nontrll arketot CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 19. The arrival of Whbeat this morniog was tolerably large fronm Essex, though bitt moderate front Kent and Suffilkh: the quality, however, being on the whole very indifferent, the trade is in the same dull state we have lately had occasion to notice, the de- tanid being entitrely coitfined to the best parcels, for which last week's prices are fully obtained ...

... Bankrupts from Saturday's Giazette. T HIS Gazette notifies, that on the 14tb inst. it was orderedj, by the King- in Council, that Parlitiment he prorogued from tdie 29th inst. to the 3d of January text; tofd ihat thle same day Baron Nicolay, the Rltissinal Minister, ?? atn audicnce of his Ditjesty, to deliver his letters of recall. BANI;RUITS J,,hn 'rig, of Clte!tipside, warciotiscman. Robert ...

... -. Mb WAow- t CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 12. We had a good supply: of Wheat this morning from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and the arrival, both of Wheat and Floor, since this day se'nnight, has been also large; the general §oality, however, being dn the whole very ihidifferedf, tbie Mealing Trade was exceedingly dull, and, except for the finest parcels, but little progress could be made in the sales, ...

... Vedwsdoay's s Thursday's Posts. Bankrupts from Tuesday's Gazette. Thomas Moss, of Vauxilall, potter. H. Handsword, of Great Winchesteemstreet, merchant. Johnb Ward, of London, dealer in foreign fruits. Joseph Bentley, of Curtain-road, hardwareman. Richard Binghliam, of Gosport, hanker. Jas. Wood, of Birmainghiam, broker and gun-mak-er. Robert Meadoay, of Beatninster, Doiset, butcher. John ...

... Tueaday's Post continued. Bankrupts from Saturday's Gazette. Ienry De Bruio Austin, of Northumberland-street, St. Mary-1a-Bonne, bricklayer. J. Forbes and H-I. Nash, of Oxford-street, chemists. Thomas Hall, of Eagle-street, Red Lion-square, coach-maker, and Holborn, victualler. J.Rawlings and J. Evans, of Leicester-square, tailors. John Card, of Lloyd's Coffee-house, merchant. C. I. Cameron, ...