... TIg jiN Mal-RILUD4 [or, CORN EXCHIANGE. MARK LANE, JLONbOVM 18 Fsrs )A Y, JITLYa 7. -There have been short .stpplieis of aII' th em atquoted. Bar1 53 lean~ Pae, ?? flew n buyers, even at t terms of Monday, notw1ithstanding the un- -Vs f'vourlble reports of the spring crops. .1 Ill IAY .]L ?? were moderatesulesoai c1',criptioiis of Grain last we~ek, and this mlorning, the fresh arri. , g.vU r ...

... VROM TTIM LOMON MAzrTTr, 3ULY 20. DELLARAIT 0'J(L O0 INSOLVENCY. J Lifford, Paternoster-row, bookseller, July 18, li2G BI3 Ar.Nr UP T;S. . J iston, Caldewgatc, inn-keener, to surrender August 20, 28, n7 ?? at the King's Arms Inn, Carlisle. Solicitor, Mr clennel1, 7, d it Staple-inn. b W 11 Cox, Chleltenham, silk mercer, July 2r,, Auguist 1, 99, P | at the Bankrupts Court. Bastighalli!strcet. ...

... MOA O S= M LONDo1W GAZTT)3, ?? 11. nlrfl .D 4rnsr Arl 1r- rrr-,r,,,r MStv's D.ECLdARAT1ONF OF INS8OLVEN(CY. Hut dig S. Cartwright, Dover-road, Southwark, coal merchant, July 11, jiv aces, 1826. Cl ong, JJBA.SVR UP TS.cai Car- G. E. Cooke, Jewvin-street, jeweller, to surrender July 19, 20, toni mnOn, August 22, at the Union Tavern Birmingham. Solicitors, iron 1, atillessrs. ~olme, F'ramptons, ...

... FnO'r Ta ZONDON GAZDTTEC, JSLY 22. ?? - BANKRUPTCY EArLJRGED. R. & S. Blakey, Ossett, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, cotton spinners, from July 29, to August 28, at the Sessions House, Wakefield. soe BANKR'UPTCiES SUPERSEDED. st L. Bradshaw, Adlington, Lancashire, dealer. J. D. Stratten, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, clothier. Try BANKRUPTS. J. S. J. and B. Allen, Birmingham, glass cutters, to surrender n. Aug ...

... MOW Tinl LOW!tDION GA Zn v ar.e 15- D i;DECLARIMTIONS OF IYSOLVENCY H. C. Abrahama, Hounrdsditch, oilman, dated July 13, 182.j , W. Collins, and T. Maingy, Bishopsgatc ?? rTer- ;o chants, dated July 14, 1826. T BANKRUPTV. IC R. JWoods, Cambridge, builder, to surreader July 27, 28, e' August 25, at the Eagle Inn, Cambridge. Solicitors, 31es-rs. e P poole, Greenfield, and Gamlen, Gray's Inn ...

... &SALT.1172. .11.lt\ I ORN 9 EXCHANGE. Alr I 182C. I COB-N EXCHANGE. Ilajj- in, suer- ,11 ?v1 FRIDAY, JtIxY- 14.-'The supplie of h ' smaU. The demand for fine ?? ot' Wheat it oe rather exceed Monday's termS; in otheV litis g. 27, 2a, Barley, Beans, Pease, and Oats reqmain M~essrs. MONDAY, .TU1LY 17-Tee as g Utdo t' arrival of all descriptions ot Corn, andStO ln e .tarers, afiorded little ...

... auI-., b it 1 CORN EXCIJJANCG V 1 41 n a| ?? Ir,- J r?. 1-. l . I CORN EX1'CIJ. .VG;E ?? -,1I, L itreet. FRIDAY, JuxE 30.--There hebn ' hinds of Grain since londay. Mheat r st 11, terms last quoted. BarleyBas ld 'a'i er lt essrs. Is. per quarter higher than on 3 i at for Oats, but obtained with difiicl'0J t r ere :hant, fair demand. - ltead 4 treet. MoNDAY, JuLY 3-The arrivals ef I k week ...

... M LTIMIMAIT CORn EXCHA,1GE. VARK LAE, LONDON. FRIDAY, J2ly 21.-T lie supplies cf Grain this week have been ' moderate. Prime parcels of i W eat are very scarce, and rather dearer than Monday, in other qualities there is Scarcely any busine ss doing. B arlcy & Beans remain dull at Alonday's rates. , Pease look upward. Oats are held at higher prices, but the salts Ithat were made did not exceed ...