... wto;iltbu wafito Th CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 26. It The arrival of Grain in general since this day se'n- ir night has been considerable, and the supply of Flour Ycuastways during the same period has been likewise ;, large: this morning also there was an abundant show h of Wheat by land sample fronm Essex and Kent, and a the trade in consequence was exceedingly (lull, the , best parcels meeting a ...

... 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 ...

... Tiuesday's Post continzued. Bankrupts from Saturlday's Gazette. 'rhomas Griiffis, of Knightsbridge, plumber. SatL ICI Chiuichill, late of tIilluw-street, BrunswicL-- squal-r, winc-nmerchatn: . Geor e Monro, of the Cumm71crcial Sale Roonms, M incinrg-laue, iNinc-merchoanlt. C. Croaher, of UpLer FMrm, Cratolrd, Kent, falnter. Chas. Christie, of Clemeit''s-hloe, insioulice-brolher, Rob. Grayson, ...

... naltbou Ituracto. CORN EXCHANGE, Dgc. 24. Our supply of Grain in general since this day se'n- night has blien susall, owing to the unfavourable state of the wind, and the Wheat Trade closed vithl more bricshness on Friday, and on somewhat better terms. 'Ibis morning the arfival, which was ciiefly from Essex and Kent, being also moderate, the best runs mnet a ready sale at an advance of full 2s ...

... Wedn~esday's Thursday's Posts. Froin the London Gazctte of Tuesdtty. T HIS Gazette nnnOUnces, that the Kiug lhas I been pleased to approve of M. Ansrantd to be Consul at Liverpool for His Must Chritian Majesty. . B4NKIERUPTS. H.Court, of Fisb-street iil, strawv-liat-manufacturer, Thomas Box, of Buckintgham, banher. Thomas Gsiyfer, of lBruisynrd, Sulfulh, merchant. Williali ahibson, of KeliAle, ...

... ?? qp- nottoon markets;. eed CORN EXCHANGE. DEc. 1. for Therc has been a large arrival of Wheat since this of day se'nnight, and the usealing trade last week was so exceedingly dull, tbat but little clearance was then effected, particularly in the middling and ordinary descriptions. This morning also we were largely sup- igb, plied front Essex, Kent, and Suffolk; but the greater tbe proportion ...

... ULoabolt - uD - CORN EXCHANGE, DEc. 17. The Wheat Trade closed with somewhat more briskness On Friday, and a tolerable clearance of the better sorts was then effected. Tbis morning also the supply being moderate from Essex, Kent, and Suffolh, there was a better sale for the finest rans, o0 full as good, or even better terncs, than this day se'nnight, but the rough ordinary sorts are very ...

... nued. Bankrupts from Saturday's Gazette. TrHIS Gazette notifies, that his lajesty has directed that letters patent should pass the Great Seal, granting to Sir Jas. Saumrirez tihe offices of Vice-Adnmiral of the United Kingdom, Lieutenant of the Admiralty thereof, and Lieu. tenant of the Navies and Seas of the United Kingdom; nnd granting to Lord Northesl the offices of Rear-Adiniral of the ...

... Taegdacy's Post contin'tied. Baukrupts from Saturday's Gazette. Wim. Durrant, late of Castle-street, Finsbury, tailor. Johl Browne, of Canterbury, linien-draper. Henry Hatfivhl, laie of Abingdon-row, Goswell- street-road, merchanst. Joeln amd Gco. Bell, of Ber wicls-tupon-Twveed, coopers. Henry Smith, of St.- Mssrtiis's-lanc, woollen-draper. J. Branderand Joln Barclay, of Size-lane, merchants. ...