... Rolb.,farut. CORN EXCMHODNGE, lAY, JAN. 4. e The arrival of Grain in general during the last week has been particularly small. This morning, also, the supply of Wheat was very moderate ; the trade, however, was exceedingly dull e and rather lower, as, notwithstanding the present thaw, the na- l vigation of the river will not. b completely open for a few days. e Barley, Beans, and. Pease meet a ...

... FARINGDON, JAW. 7. CoNST MARKET, TUESIDAY. 'The farmers' annual dinner taking place to-day, we had more than an Ordinary number of them present, and rather more bisnness done, particularly in th barley, than for some previous market days; but we cannot quote or any improvement in prices. 2 PIG MAsr;ET.-We stilt continue to be well suppliedwitl w these animals; but there is very little demand ...

... 7 I I . ? - 0- Itbolt our-uto. - l W- ?? CORtN EXCHANGiE, IFONDAY, JAN. 25 *lWe are very moderately supplied with Wheat this morning, but having the addition of most of the samples of last week, which were not then exposed on account of the weather, there was on the wvhola a fair show. Though the navigation of the river is . now quite clear, there was but little business doing, and even the . ...

... LI CORNt IXCMAVGE, Moaswm.v FiB. I. We are moderately supplied with Wheat this morning, and the trade is certainly better-the finest runs meeting a ready sale at anr advance of full 2s. per quarter since this day se'tnight; whilst the middling and ordinary sorts also are taken off more freely at a slight improvement in ?? meets a heavy sale at a decline of full Is. per quarter both for malting ...

... Xalt cow- A .. 0: I : ss Al .CO It'N EXCHlAiSGE. MesrmvY, Feet, S. The complete change that has just taken place in tile weathe- by the bresldhg'up of thie frost has ers;ablet us to resume business again Ibin morning; and it is ecpected that the River will be sulffcietrtly Open 001r working by craft in the conurs of to~rnoerow. -We were nmiderately suljplied with both 'Wheat mad Flour ...

... MLOuboll gatIct0. CORN \XCHANGE MeONDAY, Fel, 15. PI We were moderately supplied with Wheat and Flour during the past week, and fine Wheat was in demand at an advance of 1 2s. per quarter on Friday. This morning also wve have a too- a derate arrival from Essex, Kent, and Suffulk, and fine dry sam- 1 ples are selected by our millers at an improvement of from 2s. to tl 3s. per quarter since this ...

... BANKRUPTCY ANALYSJS. The following is a minute and accurate account of the numbiec of Bankrupts gazctted during the last 12 months-viz, from the Ist of February, 1829, to the 31st of Januaory, 11130, inclusive; specifying the exact number in each profession, occupation, trade, or callilig : Auctioneers .. 1.. II Fanevtrinn~ufacturers 6, Potatoc merchant I Apothecaries ?? 3Flancy ...

... TUIESDAY'S pOST CONTINUED- BANKR UPTS from FRIDAY's GAZE TTE. 'rederick Hacter of 1l'alington Park, Hornscy-road, builder. Horatio Rodd, of jermyn-street, Piccadilly, dealer in curiosities. John Macintosh, of Jewinastrect, shi chandler. Isaa Dikson ofCooper's-row, Tower-hill, wine-mcrchant. Isa Didadso, of WoodchgBter, GlOcesteyshire, baker & hopkeeper. ond Emery, of Vauxhall Bridge-road, ...

... 5WILOST-bott faariktto. CORN EXCHANGE, MOwNmY, Fer. 22. Though the arrival of Wheat and Flour during the last week has boen rather limited than otherwise, this morning we had a fair supply of Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffilbk; the Meal. ing Trade, however, is decidedly better, and the best runs met a ready sale at an improvement of full 2s. per quarter since this day se'noight, whilst the ...

... ?G,-o - Rollbast Itlavlato. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAV, MnARiC L. The arrival of Whcat this morning is by no means large; the trade, however, is dull, and although quite as good prices are obtained for superfine parcels, the middling and ordinary sorts meet an extremely heavy sale, and are certainly cheaper. Beans fully support our last quotation; antl boiling Pease, if approved breakers, are a ...

... BA 2TKRUPTS frorn FRIDAY's GAZETTE. William Percival, of East Gate, Deelling St- James, Lincoln- shire, farmer and general dcaler. James Wagncr, of Piccadilly, tailor. Thomas Robins, of St. John's-square, Clerkenweli, silversmith. ?? P Rendell, of WVest Coker, Somerset, sail cloth manufacturer. !IHenry llartop, of Hoyland, Yorkshire, iron master. 'Iiomnas Biagnell, of Ni'estwell, Oxfordshire, ...

... -ESI)AY', C l POST CONTINED. BAN2KRUpTSfrofn ?? GAZE'TT. John Hyde and Henry New, of Birmingham, common carriers. John William Bell, of Pinner's Hall, Broad-street, merchant. W'illiam Walker, -of Drury-lane, looking glass manufacturer. Philip Brown, of Prince's-place, Commercial-rond, draper. -isaac LDj of oldliam. l-escashire, cotton spinner. Williamn Pcarce, of Bodmtiln, Cormlyall, cheinist. ...