... W? I . WI ?? ?? i I COPY1N PXCHPXIW. '0AR` LANkg, LO6NDON. FRAp4Y, .AuGST 20.-The' trade of this' kisake as' been affected by thne urnce'rta'inty w'hich liung over it w'ith r'egirl to the' opening of the Ports for Oats; there has, hio irevr', been 9'ome' business done in select samnples on the termns of list f6Rndly? since when, also, there have been limited sales of Oats, but oni lower terms. ...

... From the LONJDoN G4EZTTF, M-ay 16. BANKRUPTS. NV. P. Butt, Whiniboijlllainwer, Dorsetshiro, grocer, to iur- render June 1, 2, 29, at thtc Crown Inn, Wimbornefinster. Solicitor, .MVr. I. Fryer, Wimborie, Dorsetshiire. W. Bath, Copenhagen-house, Islington, victualler, June 5, 12, 29, at the Court oT Comnaissiioners of Bankrupts, Basinbhall- street. Solicitor, Mr. R. Whitton, Gkeat James.street, ...

... ?? I CORN EBXCH ANGE. MVARK LANE, LONDON. MONDAY, FEB. 2.--The arrivals of most sorts of Grain since thi da senniht avebee toeralygood, and this morning ther ar god qantiiesof hea, Baley Bensand Peas, frm ssx Knt ?? ?? as however, is butsmel. hee hs benconideabl aimaioninthe Wheat- trade since this day se'ninight, and s. to 4s. per qr. advance has been obtlsined on the last quotations; but ...

... Fjoro the LONDOIN GAZE TTE, *Jie 26. BINAJeUPTCl SUPERSEDED. J. Fielding, Mottram-in-Longdendale, Cheshire, corn-deealer. BANIR UPT8. J. Fielding, Mottran in-longdendale, Cheshire, corn-dealer, to surrender July 13, 14, Aug. 7, at the White Lion Inn, Stock- port. Solicitor, Mr. Wood, Bullock-Smithy, near Stockport. It. Blundell, Liverpool, distiller, June 30, July 24, Aug. 7, at the George ...

... -- ?? -t -1 -Activity 'ia.LIFm, wa a -: 1 1111-1 ?? ?? 4 FRIDAY, Nov. 19.-The arrivals of all seek Ofet' .% ax- week arc moderate. Prime Wheat ohtin Is i C on. more than Monday, and other (tuali taies el lfte 2S* lee Is. to 2s. per quarter higher. Beans look ul),t51 arklit. IIIS ; ?? idearer ; Oats are advanlced ful II S. per quarter en1 tile teD arx. Monday last.- ~ 2-Tean ;go MONDAY, ov22 ...

... ?? - ? - I - - --I- I wmWWMR'RMT SMCOWD SrZLM. G XSa,&. I -ttldaY-, .aMv 17, Sswepstakes of 59 sov. each, h ft for fillies, tniee yrs old 8st 41b. A. F. Those named in the Oaks Stakes to carry 31b extra. Duk.: of Grafton's PuceUe, by ?? ?? I .uke of Portland's sister to 'tucrilla ?? 2 Duke of Portland's by Teasdale ?? pd Mfr. Prendergast's by Souohsayer, (31b extra) ?? LiL Grosvenor'a Blerthal ...

... -WL'MZM;T MM-jlA4.114 CORX EXCJIA!UE. MARK LATE, yj FRSIDAY, July 9-There is a considerable ?? of Grain this week, except Barley. The fine weat e great dullness in the sale of Corn, and Wheat hardly ,cuftf terms ofliMonday. Barley fully supports lastut.IPPrsi still keep falling in value'. Baeaeao opluj have sufrered a reduction sinceat Mnare now ao leastis.l thi qs48 MON4 DAY, Julyj 12.-The ...

... CORN ?? Prr n- . - - k ?? - 1.Zvrir. MARK LI4VE to. It; ^fMONDAY, FEI. 9.-The arrivals of most kind, A'2f r5a week were tolerably large, and this nborning therle is of ail-l supyof Wheat, Barley, Beans, and Peafota 0 r eb. and Suffolk, and several vessels from th Pe frorth w °h Dr, Millers, as if by mutual consent, declinedtorth t tb o day, and the prices in consequence gave way3s tase da, ...

... From the LONrDON4 GAZETTE, Feb. 10. L I - .- ?? : ?? |BANKRt7P''CY SUPERSEDED. W. Harris, Sutton.Valence, Kent, victualler. BANKRUPTS. J. Holden, broker's-row, Moorfields, ironmonger, to surrender Feb. 14, 21, March 23, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank. rupts, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. Coleman, Tysoe-street, Wilmington.square. J. Perkins. Upper Thames-street, stationer, Feb. 14, ...

... i klk-&i, Ot 1-1XLI1. . I I~ ~~ I CORIN EXCHANG E. M1ARK LA4Bf boNDOx. n FRIDAY, AUG. 13.-In consequence of the very high London o average for Oats for the week ended August 7, and' which will ei come into the ?? aver'tge'df thie paest *vek, thi Ihat:kte fs p exseedligly duU for every desetiptiots-of erain. Thd asrival6of a 'Wheat have been only moderate, but few sales have, howeve, in been ...

... I - COR-N EXCHIANGE. MARK LANTE,. LONDON. FIUIDAY, AUGUST 27.__-There has been a largle supply of Wheat and Flour this week, and- the trade for the former article is declined Is. to 2s. per quarter from the terms of 1Von0daY. O Barley, Beans, and Peas the supplies are short, and prices ull- altered. The Oat market is composed chiefly of foreign samples fromt granary, and this article is Is. ...

... ?? - t mill-oll-Illillb-I .4 CORNV EXCHANGE. MARK LANE, LONrDOX. FRIDAY, A~o., 6.-The arrivals of this week are only mo. derate. Fine dry samples of W~heat are brisker in sale, and rather exceed the prices of Monday, but other kinds find very few buyers. Barley sells slowly at last quotations. Beans and Pease have no alteration. Oats have met abettor sale to-day, withlan appearance of some ...