... CORN EXCHANGE. LONDMN-tsIo CORN EXCHANGE, LONDVN-DON' Oursa=rket, if pnssible, is in a still moredep, a. although all descriptions of c'rn were a'fajoris terms, no sales can be efeited. Wleat rr -'er purchasers, and ofiered from 2s. 5to Ss Pe, qape5re Monday's prices. Bsrley Is. Iloer. 13essnl,,d PeW Is. to 2s. per quarter hut o bats, mcccdihle$ all II3 (having had 82,730 qukarters siece ...

... MONDAY, Feb. 26. We have had short arrivals of all grain and floor since IMlonday last: this moraiun- we had a very shortincreased supplyof anyart'iele ofgrain, yet our market was heavy fio nmost ItingIu-Wlheaht supported the prices of last week ; the sole is by no means brisk. Flour is not dearer.-Rarlev, aitho' the supply is small, is not onily dull, bht lower in pr ire: the imaltsters shew ...

... * ~~MONDAY, AvRIL 10. Cralven Stakes, asubscription of 10soy, each, forall ages. A.F. Mr. Grevilie names ta. c. The Alderman, 41yearsnodid~st. J1ll. I r Mr. Payne's h. e. Shahapeare, 3 vearsialcf, Sat. lb.i.. .. ..2 Mr. RItdsdate's cit. C Lunacy, byj Blacklnch, 2 years old, (1st. 8 The judge plaed bat ?? Ilagst The Aldermoa, 5 to 4 agst Shakspesre. ix Handicap Sweepstakes of lsosvs.pnach' for ...

... ?? Olaructo# CORN EXCHANGE, FEeI. 2l. The arrival of Grain in general, last week, was very moderate, but the business done was inconsiderable from the interruption to the navigation of our river; the frost, however, being now gone, there was a better attendance of buyers this morning, and Wheat, which was in moderate supply, met a ready sale on rather better terms for the liner sorts, thoughl ...

... acittrott fatild40. CORtN' EXCHANGE, APRsTi l. MKe cannot note any altceration in our Wheat trade to-day;- the arrival is moderate, and for good samples quit- as good prices are obtained, whilst the middling and ordinary sorts still meet a vary limited ?? Barley comes to hand vcrysparingly, and for fine parcels rather higher termus are obtained. Beans and Peas from the same cause are a trifle ...

... EDINBURGH CO ARKE- Our market was thinly stocked t d ain. This was to be expected. - 'un_ -1 Our market was thinly stsrked ?? -4,1 grain. This was to be expected, as wal, atI could not get forward fiow ?? l at A beingblocked tup with snow, (salesd2.50 °S neral remaio without any osateeia altar: apltt$> - Prices per Itperial Qoearse Wrhleat. fBrley. 1 al. !I P t Firot 67s Gd 44s Oa! |hs 01 C ...

... -1 D-Ak_1 ieb Ananno-Feb. 4. Edinburgh Packet, Norrir, from Aberdeen, goods-Alexander, Turean, London, do.-Mer- cury, Benks, Poet Glasgow, sugar-Alert, Reid, Greenock, goods-6. Union. Ward, Thurso, do. and! ?? J. Banks, Aim, Kir kvall, do. ?? Queen, Horlackr Yarmouth, grain and g-eds-Elizabeth, Ml1ntyre, Helms- dale, goods-Thomas, Brown, Perth, goods-Dan, Whyte, Gardenstown, oats-7. Isabella, ...

... ?? - ?? ., 4164 illSO*A? I -.Oreeolock,.lanuariy 1.i Arrived here, yesterday, the Agnet6o Landells, traon he- merara;1 sailed,' vehlte'.cmbitm . ,Left in the. river, ready. foer- 'sa;i'ted 9ihip4Elbq~fl,rTohili, far, Liverpool.' On JanuoirY, ?? thenim nibitewlaendd of Giernsey, from ?? hav~a hh, bd'~n d 0,Gu6vt~ la~n ?? o lung. .40., This morning, the Eveequeho Boyd, from Deerara; sailed ...

... -: Ullt&j: THE LONDON GAZE I TE. BANKRUPTS. G. Moore, Lincoln's Inn, Mliddlesex, coffeehouse and ta- veor keeper W. Mi. Broomfield, Lambelh, Surrey, builder E'A. Spitrburv, Walsall, Stafford, apothecary, dealer in and vesider oft medicine 1. Tureker, Am. ell Street, Lambetti, furnishingironmonger and lamp contractor G.W. W.lkewell, 5taneibester, glue and rize manttracturer W. Bridge, Drerhurst ...

... : LONDON .51A RKETS. JAN 2S.. . - al.. as . - Warehouse Continue ?? U Sir wi, they exceed the correspotiding orie of list yeetioW 00casks and the stock is only ?? excess of 2600 caska. The Mar_ ket this mornivglwati notwithstanding very lanspid, ciping in some measure to the. severe frost preventing the tsual supplies for the country; at a late hour the purchases were estimated at 10110 casks; ...

... | SHE AMhETING OF CoUNTRY BINKERS. [FROM tH£ BIRMING.HAM (;AZETTE]. ?? of the Country Bankers, at their Meetings :L~-don, have been conducted with so much privacy, that U has hitherto transpired. Under these circumstances, it -! tis pleasure to be enabled to lay before our readers, from WOteity, the earliest acceunt of their proceeding., together n!c.py of tbe Resolutions adopted at their ...

... MItaructs. O 1 1117 {Otto . Gt. J.8'b ZD SV LIvEnti'o0i. CoRN E1XCHANGE. 'tmemdn',, ?? 3.-There was blit a moderate attendanod of dem.ffer.s at t'm-day'vi market. Of Whcat the saaes were rather 1I- mited, but tihe rdvallee of Saturday itas fully malintained. There Wras a steady demand foir Oats at full prices. Other ar- ticles fiomunmi but little t nmlmmiry, aeid prices are without alteration. ...