... I MARK-LANE, CORK-EXCHANGE, MARCH 19. Supplies since this day se'unight have been good, as it respects English, Irish, and Scotcb wheat, English and Scotch barley, Scotch malt, English, Irish, and Scotch oats, English beans, and English, Irish, and Scotch flour and English malt; of English and foreign wheat and oats, as also peas and seeds, from all quarters, very ?? foreign flour, beans, peas ...

... AMARKI,7TS. lat n, 7MANCHESTER CORN EXCIIANGE. tex S TU ItD VY, i Kit. ;ii.-\We I lave 1t . twl : .1tit.tll 0t fl7 TsI, pttpol at our t:twrket to :lay, 1the sit.tt If ttttliple of ::Jltl on liberal, hlat tier! is vely litlit lillt, Ilittit elelle-0 . ,itri .'Ot ia nlid irtely, anti in tsale i llant rtie rtathrretll trt! te quiry.t There ir i rntt nny alt- r iliti in tti tpriee ofe jt elthcI ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, FRIDAY, Sarch 2. TTT AFA1rt,'1 II LIST OF BANKturTs. (.4111stcinefine 01CoaainlisslOlfrx If& Xidedlese are held a i Cmmislifoaicrs (Ooari, 1asiaseaoitatlft1, ?? iHARTUP J0ouiOf Regent street, it thecounty of Middles dealer in Biritish Isce, d. c. to sur. March In, at ], April ac 12,-Att. Abraham, Great narlhorough street. HAIRtISON SRnmuel, And Francis Heniry Graham, Air place, ...

... K =10 S$EON~D EBDIT10A& w PRESiTON M RKCE IC ThisDty ea T Ro-ir ?o'C1orc. Y Wheat was this (lay sparingly -supplied, anditnearly the . whole was briskly disposed of at our quotations. Fleaur Ia. g ther dull and a small abatement upon last weeks prices. In d mel no alteration. The stipply ofbeans was unusually h. d bundatit, and owing to the approach ofseed time, prices were 1i sustained above ...

... MaMtm. I SECOIND EDITIONr. PRESTON MAiRKET, Tthis Day at 7'Wclve o'tClsck. Wheat was this day a trifle higher in price, with hut a dull demand. In Flour and other articles our quotations are nearly those of last week. Oats,per busl o fs32ts ?? ,_ 73 2 Wheatperwutdle ?? ?? .6 O-28 6 Do, Common fine, do . ?? 36 -30 Do. seconds, d o- . ?? 20 0-28 0 Oatmeal, per load of 240its, (Farmer's) 28 0- 30 ...

... n'Mirkeii? . ? ?? .1 I - , ?? CongR EXCHANGNo, March&-4 ln the course of last week tha arrivals of all descriptions.of grain were tolerably good, witr* moderate supply of flour. The iwind bring eontraryl the quanh'.- tites of corn resh up this morning are small. Tlhe inest -aatpJl& of wheat sold readily te.doy, at the terms of thin day ae'e'nhiigbt but for all other qualities the trade has ...

... IFROM THE LONDON GAZETTES Tuesday, March 6. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. S. Morris and W. Harrison, Tottenham-court-road, linen-draper. J. Osborn, Gainsborough, ironmonger. 20 BANKREUPTS. E. N. Fowler, New-road, victualler. [Dyer, Took's-court, Chancery-lane. G. Wall, Hillingdon End, nurseryman. [Carter, High-st. Southwark. J. Dresser, Kensington, linen-draper. [Carter, High-st. Southwark. S. J. ...

... . conlinerria'! -12s? e COTTON._Tberae Il)I continued a gnol demand for Cation r throughout the %eek acit flo advance of Ad. per Ib. on the com- s mon and fait qualities of Americait, nnd aI sintim r advance. if ipttn Pernatmbucot mid MIisranihain. Pit sales, lhich amount St to ai,,n70 halc, cotsist of ?? Sea Island tit Ilqif. to ltid. * 20 n Sttltaed 71d. to iLd.; 12,100if3llooed Georgia fid, ...

... A-ONEVY AIARKET.-CTY, F'R[DAr. The very large purchases of Stock made yesterday after- a noon, hail some influence over the transactionsin Consols on d the opening of the market this morning. The Account price e reached 83,'j, & for May they were sold at 83*. The speculators A sold for this second Account freely at this improvement, ang d their operations having been backed by a good supply of ...

... POaT OF HIULTL IMPORTS. Front the 10th to the 16th Mfarch, both inclusive. SHIPS' REPORTS. 6 Onde Raab, of Hadersleben, Jepsen, from Hadersleben, D 63, o 4 men-32,n00 rape cakes, 120 qrs rapeseed. t Vier Gebruder, of leer, Roeden, from Leer, H 50, 3 men-30 8 qrs rapeseed,40,000 linseed cakes. S Mary Ann, of Portsmouth, B3udd, from St. Michaels, B 58, 3 3 mnen-512 boxes oranges. t Transit, of ...

... Libapool WM CruTrznt- Thursday, March 15, 1832. * Denotes rising. - Denotesfallting. I --flflC4tflT MTI NVR-PT lin he COLONIAL PRODUCE. - SUGAR,B.P.CWt.(D.P.) J. d. e. d. L Muscov. dry brown 47 0 ( 49 0° Middling ?? 0 *. 53 0* Goodditto ?? 0 . 55 0* Good bright ?? 56 0 . 57 0* F Fine ?? 0 60 0* Very fine. ?? Dabs & verybrowvn 43N6 andmostened.. . 46 0 MOLASSES, cwt. B WestIndia ?? 22 0 . 23 6 ...

... liapool 33riffo (suurelit. * Denotes rising. Tjzrsday, Mare/i 22, 1832. ~- t DMnOtesfalUng. COLONIAL PRODUCE. SU`ARB.P.wcwt.(D.P.) s. d. I. d. i Museov. dry brown 49 0 ( 51 0* Middling ?? 52 0 * 55 0* Goodditto ?? 55 0 .. 56 0* Good bright ?? 56 0 * 58 0 IF [ne ?? 0 61 0* Very fine ?? Dabs&very brown14 5 Q 4_8 0*r and moistened.. 5 MorAsSES, cwt. B West India ?? 2 0 .. 25 0w COCOA, cwt, (in ...