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... I rl'om fle LONDON CAZETTF, Feb. 3. 9BANK RUPTS. i I . -- . V- rAArmA.-.A George lBryson, Laadllane, London, MianchesterWarehbtiseman, t Feb. 10, 17, March 16, at the Court of Commnissioners of Bank. , rupts, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. Tanner, Fore-street, ir Finsbury-.Equare. Y Joseph Cresswell, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, woolstapler, Feb. e 9, 11, March 16, at the office of Mr. W. ...
... Fr-om tte LON;DON GAZETTE, Feb. f7. BAN KRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. .1, . . . . .. . . . . . .. ?? Vince, Lucas-street, Coninercial-road, dealer. BANKRUPTS. I. Nokes, Norwich, merchant, to surrender, March 1, 8. 30, at the Castle Inn, Norwich. Solicitors, Messrs. Futile and Green field, Gray's Inn-square, London. ?? Cannon, 111olyneux-street, Poitman-square, grocer, Feb. 21, 28, I'l arch 30, at the ...
... ,Zrz 7, ?? ? ?? ?? ?? Z- M&M RYrI?&xr,- M'ONDA'r, FElt. 23-The supplisolatw s eipeciall of Oats. This mrnotting our rasa°keth b 'Per I mfdenrte quasttities of Corn from Exer and Centaels h froift Suffb. Thc fresh supply of Oats alM be a . totht of the previous week, so that themarfi Q chieilj of the qtuantities that have remained S , Priiedty stqmplesof Wheatobeig scarc quotatiots of last ...
... From the LON'DON GA'Z1TTE, Jan. 27. I now ?? I1 R. Reeves, Stockport, Cheshire, shopkeeper. BANKRUPTS. T. Price, Hackleton, Northamptonshire, baker, to surrender Feb. 10, 11, March 9, at the Bell Inn, Northampton. Solicitor, BIr. Yates, Northampton, and Clement's Inn, London. Mr. Honeyself, Dalston, Hackney, carpenter, Feb. 3,10, March 9, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, ...
... ?? 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 ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...