... Rontloll tuarutto, CORN EXCHANGE, Arms. 21. Our supply of Grain in general last week will be seen by our list of importations beneath, to have been very limited, and the market closed with every appearance of improvement on Friday last. This morning the arrival of Wheat being also small, and having a very brisk detnand, an advance of from 3s. to 6s. per quarter was without difficulty obtained ...

... . Roublon Maructo+ CORN EXCHANGE, SErT. 1. There has been a tolerably large arrival both of Wrheat and Flour since this day se'nuight, and the present very favourable state of the weather occasions the mealing trade to be exceedingly dull; and though the factors seemed very reluctant to give way for good old Wheat, yet no progress could he made till a re- duction of from Is. to 2s. per quarter ...

... ?? mp-- Renbou Alarfictoo ,, 0 CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 13. h There has been a fair supply of Wheat since this Y day se'rnight, and we had a tolerably good arrival y this morning from Esscx, Klent, and Suffolk; the s trade on the whole, however, was dull, and though a d few of the best runs nearly reached last week's prices, .e all other kinds may be quoted fall Is. per quarter 3, ?? being in large ...

... WEDNESDAY'S & TITURSDAY's POSTS. B,,k7,,rzlqatsfroInz Tuesday's Cmettlc. Henry Smith, of Tooting, Surrey, victualler. John WYillia s, of Pinners' Hall, Old Broad-street, merchant. James Chalk, of Blackfriars'-.rod, coacbmaker. William Kelsey and Thomas Kelsey, late of Heck- dykc, Nottinghamshire, hemip-dealers. Benj. Stinson, of Dudley, Worcestershire, grocer. Samuel Brecknell, of Whistones ...

... TTJE-DAY's POST CONTINTUED. Bant, ru tsfriont Saturday's Gzc'ttC. T. Paykes, of' Stounbride, worcestershirC, grocer. N. S. Johnson, of Malnclester, fustian manufacturer. John Hlaughton, of liverpool, mercltnt, William Daw, of fligr lIlablen1, Kent, potter. Thomas Newell, of Anmberecy, Sussex, shopkeeper. flichard fleadcr, of OiI-strect-road, Alichuesex, tim- ber merchant. ...

... Corn Exclarnge, D)ec. 15. Though the arrival of Wheat and 1Flour last week was rather large (of the latter upwards of 10,000 sacks), yet the trade had evidently improved on F'ridlay last; and having a very muoderate supply of Wheat this morning, chiefly from Essex and Kent, the trade was brisk, and superfine runs of New met a ready sale, at an' advance of full Os. per quarter, with a* ...

... NBDXESDAY's & THURSDAY', POSTS. I _ 11ankruptsfisow Tuesday's Gazette. S. B. Hainer, late of Furnival's Inn, bill broker. G. and I. Pcet, of ciutter-lane, Chcapside, ribbond manufacturers. J. Ord, of St. Paul's Church-yard, haberdasher. J. Neale, of Liverpool, merchant. J. flyers, of Preston, Lnncashire, wine-merchant. R. Davis, of London, ironmonger. ...

... ?? Roll-bloll fsaructo+ CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 28. There ]1as been a good supply of Wheat and Flour during the last week, and this morning there was a tolerably fair arrival of Wheat from Essex and Kent: in the early part of the morning much higher prices were asked, but there seemed but little disposition to purchase, and what sales were effected were on the terms of Friday last, which we ...

... noubon Olartato# Coral Exchange, Nov. 24. We have but little alteration to notice in the state of our Wheat trade to day. The moderate arrival occasions quite as good prices to be ob- tained for good new rins as this day se'nnight, but these alone are in demand, and for the mid- dling and ordinary sorts the trade is dull.- Barley having come to hand very freely of late, is from 2s. to 3s. per ...

... WEDNESDAY's & THURSDAY's POSTS Bankrupts from Tuesdliay's GagetteC george Kcnning, of Church-strect, silkrnan. James Seiccaluga, of the Old Bailey, nicrchant. Vm. Henry Astor, of Sun-street, n1l1sical-instrurcpnt manufacturer. James Copp, of JBloomsbulry, drap~er. R1. Morton, jun. of Charlotte-street, paper hanger. Janmes Laong vorhh, of riverpool, b ruilder. .M. Davis, of Jianfeehail, ...

... TUEBDAY's POST CO(NTINUE;)D Bankrupts from Saturday's Gazette. Thomas Reynolds, of Westbury, Wilts, clothier. John Jones, of Brecon, maltster. James Kenton, of Stow-on-the-WVold, draper. WiiUjam Phillipsi of Bristol, linen draper. William Crabb, of Tellisford, Somersetshire, fuller. Thos. Wood, of Lane-end, Stoke-upon.Trent, Staf- fordshire, currier. Henry Crutcblley, of Warwick, linen draper. ...

... noution f4afteto. CORN EXCNANGE, JAN. 27. Our market remains in the same dull state we have lately had occasion to notice, the navigation of the river being completely interrupted, and it being con. sequently impracticable to proceed to business.- Unde these circumstances, we can only quote our prices generally as this day se'nnight. There was, however, on the whole, much less disposition to ...