... I IltOM WIXE LONDON GAZETTM, NOrWBte- 6-. I A SVR IIUPTf SUP ERSEDED . I - - -11 - 31. J. Joseph, of Fox Ordinary-court, Nicholas.hufe, Lom- batrd-street, merchant. I BJA'h UP7'.V. J. Oldfield, Westholm, Pik, n, Somerset, tanner, to surrender Nov. 19, 2 , Dec. 18, at the Coimmercial Rooms, Bristol. Soli- citors, Dlessrs. Bevan and BiiLtan; Bristol. ; i. Caponl, Oxford street, upholsterer, Nov. ...

... f*n& I ~~ - CORNV EXCHANrGE. MARK L,-l Np MONDAY Fj~n. lG.L~st eek furnisled ~iq Mark l, she largestsupply of Graii ingeneral that has beenr .cie - last harvest. This morning there is 4 good quanti Ie Barley, Beans, and Peas, from Essex, Kent, and ~ f ~ several additional ships fresh up romtil There has been a large attendance fof thu .orth' w to-daT. Wheat, which had fallen os. to ys er qron ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE, April 6. BA NKRUP'I'S. I -f - - Alr. Clark, Newmarket Saint 31ary, Suffolk, tailor, to surrender April 14, 15, Slay Ill, at the Eagle Inn, Cambridge. Solicitors, Messrs. Isaacsons and Son, Newmarket. T. NV. Binns, Stockport, Cheshire, cotton-spinner, April 21, 22, May 18, at the Star Inn, Mlanchester. Solicitors, 3Mcssrs. B3inns and Boardman, Mianchester. 1. Price, ...

... I l4d/.LM-zmQ WMAILIZ-4 CORN EXCHIANGE. MARK LANE, LNO FRIDAY, Nov. 5.-There has been a large arrilW andFlour this wceek, but as nearly the whole ha., mt0 a briJe the prices of Monday are fully suppored Barw. a.nd hardly mAintains thie terslast quot~ed. ears are~iuiud Peas osre rather dearer. Oats find'sale wits tolerable re)n; AlIand~'s prices. MiIoNjnssr, Nov. O.-The arrivals of Wheat, B3ar ...

... (n7 AX r v -rs X at - - tn Uflidf EXCIIANGE. MARK LA. 4 FRIDAY, June 1 I.-The arrias of all week are tolerably good. The Wheat trad~e li r-the terms of the beginning of this week. B tiue t )r at last quotations. Beans and Peas have noe el1LI,,] was some briskness in the trade for Oats , Dn t , rOtandi sakes 0 'P '~i -quite ats good terms as last Monday. Wtrer ni Is MlONDAY, JU41e 14.-~The ...

... I 4~d .~ , \ t 1,? .. _ _* 14 \1i - ('URNV E.X.CII I.. G .1ARK L.ivE FaisDAY, Aenus. 2.-The arriva1s of all week are vqrx short. More teoney ha b.t O samples of iM beat, but there hba nut been Ot l and damp samples are unsaleable. Barley fiorc bSiaes p dearer. Beans and Peas, are dull, at i9onday, tin0 * sell more freely, ou rather better terms. Ytttst. MoNDAY, APRnIL 5.-The quantities of C ...

... . | !AILM-MVlI i? gl'ulLb;O CORNV EXCIINLVGE. MARK LANE, LONDON. FniDAY, DEc. 10.-The arrivals of 1lrheat, Barley, and Flour, this week are very large. Of Oars the quantities are still moderate. The Wheat trade is extremely heavy at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per quarter from the prices of Monday. Barley is also very dull, and 2s. per quarter cheaper. Itn Beans and Peas there is no alteration. ...

... VoM T3SE LONDOIT carig:, NovrEMB I x, IttA_1 T 7 v..__A - :1 , .1 ,I .- W. Marsh, J. H. Stracey, and G. E. Graham, Berner8street, bankers, from Oct. 30 to Dec. 18, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. BA NKR UP TS. J. Croose, Cheltenham, tallow chandler, to surrender Nov. 2G5 26, Dec. 14, at Yearsley's Hotel, Cheltenham. Solicitor, Mir. Goodwin, Cheltenham. F. S. ...

... almm?,'j- CORN EXCIhANGE. MARK LANE) FRIDAV, OCT. B.-The nrtivals Of thiS Week are oaly d Thiere is very little Wheat at market of good quality, rotd,, .rather higher than on Monday. Barley is Is. to 2, prc, dearer. Beans also are 2s. per quarter higher. Peasr sa,,o altered. Oats sell freely on full as, good terms as )I terI MO10NDAY, OCT. I11.-The arrivals of all sorts ' nd week were only ...

... A 2-ROMEV 'Tl LONDON GAZDTT:, BECfl1u 1. BAr AKR Up TS. I a DI -- e 1 asI| . Pocock, Layton, Essex, cabinet-maker, to surrender Dcc. ,e i1, 14, Jan. 18, at the Bankrupts Court, Basinghall-strect. So. licitors, iessrs. Amory and Coles, Throgmorton-street. 11H. W. Jackson and W. W. Beaumont, Great EastcheaD, cut- lers, Dec. 11, 18, Jan. 18, at the Bankrupts Court, Basioghall. ,steet. Solicitors, ...

... From the LONDON GAZETTE, July 31. BANKR UPTS. I T-i- M -11 Sn-l .nAelv I. Isaac Chandler, Sandwvich, Kent, corn-factor, to surrender Aug. 12, 16, Sept. 11, at the Guildhall, Canterbury. Solicitor, Mr. Noakes, Sandwich. Abel Trim, Davenham, Cheshire, currier and leather dealer, Aug. 26, 27, Sept. 11, at the. Red Lion Inn, Warrington. Soli. citors, Messrs. Bover and Nicholson, Warrington. ...

... --A 't X. , - I rnr~xr ).sV rrFox- .. . - -- 4 iFRIDAY, MAY 28.-The arrivalso ilknso week are only moderate, but the weather erl tiad has occasioned a great dullness to prevail in renat~tabl- sorts of Grain. Pritue Wheat obtains the. e- Psals of1 be~,r otherSquatieIRs are nearly unsaleable. ee parice . s ) e ti Moda' quotations. There is not trueh T is r or Peal;. Oats find but few buyers at ...