... MffarRetd, Orl LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, 2.. Taesday, August 20, 1833. 62 Considering theradvinced beriod of the season we cob 'it. tinute to receive large Supplies of Grain, Flour, and Oatniea 'h frort Irewiend. The demand for Wheatsthrughout the past Ids week has been tolerably steady, and fine Irish and Canada t O have realized a small advance upon our last quotations, The th, demand for ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, a 'rTuesday, November 19, 1833. During the past week the lorn trade has continued ill a very inactive state, and in the few saos Of WheatF d have been reported, last Tuesday's prices have hardtr,1- tic v maintained. We have little ro~ demand from the neigh.~ borring maerkets. and the sales are, therefore, ?? to the mere consumptive demand of our owvn millers. e have ...

... 1? ? , ?? fm??. ?? -, e- or? ?, ? ?: II ?, ?? 'I - ?? fockev, Nbrinati;Am Awi dennIa, vith 4- to! I brl eof,, . 22doJ el.4 pa3 h u . 'V t. *4Odo'115to do~ehG.i~2J' Yatekao:-; 2g ,2 brl doJ4do, 149 bS.plhneito.5O bxnrrow~rpotgUkt; : Na~tce.fel ad. eo-P DI~ OrleaLwith IP! b.cbt tbn, W? znd J Brown and co-V Ok - iIbC Et2wb^3ldltbge,'fi SewDflicIlethis Virff 1197Wh1cotton' 9zf . ,engea. Snow, (tn ...

... - trarke1t. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, TuesdayJuly 16. 1833. During the past wreek the Corn trade assumed a. nitre is animated appearance than it has done fur some time past, andhat ourhMarket, on Friday, a great extentof busiriess vas transatede, princlpally on spevulationi whrn an adrance of Id. to 2d. per bushel mdn Wheat. Id. per lushel on Oats,t d. per load on Oatmeal, and I E. per.aek on ...

... 3tdu9-td &C* BANKlRMPTS. ro the Lonadi Gazetdte, Jsun 21, 1833. ,~det and Co. Calcutta, Inerchants.-A. Dougls, Lon- A ler bnt.-W. Holiman, Hertford. slate merchantt. > SIMp501 otherwise J. Simpson, London, perfumer_ Mr1J gb Iodon, corn-dealer. From t* London Gazette, ,Yune 25, 1833. p10tivWiIsber. Strand, London, bread and biseuit-baker. e0SOmlt, tCnvendish, Suffolk, butcher..John Welch, ...

... ?? - 7 LIVERPOOL CORN EXCH.ANGE, Tuesday, June4,1833. Throughout thepast week- the- Corn.-trade has, upon the whole, been II a heavy rtate. A ?? speciative purebases of Oats and Oatmeal were made on Friday, at full prices, but the millers bought these artlclesversy sparingly, -aid Wheat was offering on lower termswlthout inducing purchases, ex- cept to a mere retail extert. The continued hot ...

... ZaahrupWt, &re are = ort; BANKRUPTS. ree From the London Gazette, Seplember 27, 1833. ele- Henry Latham and Richatd Thomas. of Chester, iron- ess, mongers: Oct.9, Nov. 8, at che Hop Pole Inn, Chester: so. ited ct-s, Messrs. Wright and lVilliars-m), Liverpool. ited Daniel Coclerill, of Edmondnton, Middlesex, cattle-dealer. s to -Charles Hianmontd. of Blaclifi ars-road, Surrey. Italictn ware- ...

... Ampping Intrifigena. TUESDAY, JULY 16. Thule, Peacock, hence at Santa Martha. Bengal, Tulean, hence at Mobile. Harmony, White, and Brotbers, Bell, from Puerto Cabello at do. Mary, Plane; Richmond, Burroughs; Robert Isaac, Var- num-n Telumah, Gledden; Mogul, Blake; and Andes, Pat- ten, hence at Savaunah. La Grange, Winchell; Hngarth. Allen; Mary and Harriet, I Tibbets; and Caravan, Nicholls, ...

... The business in te Cloth Ealls has been for the last nr foetnight much depressed, consequently the quantity of wad] dotbs in the unfinished state is on the increase. Woollens pool also in the hands of the merchants are much worse of sale; p it is said that the demand for goods generally by our home TN trade has fallen offthe last two months; and the affairs of Hnugs cliff-] Portugal rendering ...

... Puanrupts, &C. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. James Aspinall, Liverpool, banker. BANKRUPTS. Prom the London Gazette, January 18, 1833. James Hall. Liverpool. wine and spirit-merchant- Feb. 12, ilareb 1, at one, at the Clarendon Rooms, Liverpool. Attor- nsy, Mr. Rogerson, Liverpool.Abel Timson, Dover, Kent, ?? Beaumont and Thomas Holt, Cornhili, Lon. don, ?? Score, Lincoln's Inn-fields, Middlesex, ?? ...

... da1Retd. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, nTesday, August 27,1833. In our last Tuesday's circular we reported a lively demand for Wheat. and on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday the same activity prevailed. and a greater extent of business wfas transacted On these three days than we recollect for a cqn- siderable period. The demand was confined principally to Wheat, and an advance of 4d. per bushel, and ...

... ? ?A - -, I - I - , ., . ?? 0 1 ? ? 7 ?f Nl?? 11 , he WEDNESDAY, FEB. W. Shamirock, Woolaghan, hence offo porto. he Europe, Timothy, hence at Gibraltar. e, . - - t ' THURSDAY, FEB 21. id agnus, Ciuse,henceat-Bahis. H *anibh,Davis,-KiatteranHoppen CumTerland, Fogwell1 ahd Joseph-and William, hence at 5t. lsiehael to 'Maryt ' dBettyr, Csin,-and Effort, Collie, hene at Gib- id *d Dians,- ...