... he be es it, its re ill he LONDON CVRN EXCHANGE, MoanAr. Thc Wheat trrade ison thd whole dull, la5t weck's prices being only mnt.. tained for supertine parcels, whilst any thing of a middling or ordinary c, scription is full Is. per quarter lower.-Fine Malting Bareiy nearly main7a(,, ur last quotation, but griadinpl or black pareels are from is to Os. per quassr chcaper.-In Bieans, Pease, and ...

... BA5NKSiRUPTCY SUrEFSVDED. J. Hlawikins, Old Quebec-street, Lonaonl, victualler. BANKRlUPT'S.-FRiOAY. G. Liversidge, Southwark, coach-maker, to surrender May 29, June28 ; Solicitors, Abrahams & Robson, London.-1'. Barrett, New Bonl-street, jeweller. Ilav 23, June I8; J11slam and Co. London.-H. Dean, Cripplegate, cheespnmnger, May 24, June 28; Crocker & Co. London.-J. C. Platt, of Sheffield and ...

... LETTERS ON THE TRADE OF BRIST0,L. TUE CAUSES OF ITS DECLINE, AND. DIEANS OF ITS REVIVAL. THE MUNICIPAL CORPORArION (Continued). FELLOW CITIZENS,-Ilaving Shownl that the principle of all self-elected Corporations is bad, I procee d to the proof of thle proposition-that in practice the close Corpo- ration of Bristol has been found to be pernicious to the interests of the city; and, in doing this ...

... L ., AN A*OV*NY OP COAL OULMT. ED Ortnyana. lmported into the otr of x ondon, during the Iemr 1832, and Mold at tile Coal lfoarset, Specifyinq the Quanfdifics of each parlicui7r Sort, s.v poer Filter's Cerlijjcnvqv. - -I - PtibJi ild by Autlhority *1 the Cuala mid Co)w C(',mletLj, I NEWCASTfLE COAL Ships. Quality. J'ns ft Atlairs 24 Beaumont 9,522 S Bell, Robson, and Co. * Low Mai Ni . - 00 70 ...

... I ?? f s Mi ac I I be Renownn Swtan, of and from this port, with coals, bound to London, ran upo.n t Whitby rock oin the -2tth inst. wthere she LI-/ si*en houtrs, when shie was assistel (ff, and rettrned to lieids Harbour; she haLS since proeted- on liet voyage with extra hand., 'he John and Mary, Davey, ofland bound to Shieldls from Eyetnouth, with a cargo Of whe;at, Hour, and beans, vas ...

... CORN MARKET,-LONDON. Jtest I.-W e had only a moderate showv, of Wheat from Essa%, b Ket atSufflolk, wvith a limited quantity of Barley, Beans, andl7' Peas front these COUn~ties, for this day's, markev. There weregood ?? fresh arrivals of Oats from Ireland, and some frasa Scotlansd, and C ,h vehvhdseveral vessels upl wills Wheat from Yorkshire since ill nFriday. IJ The imports of Foreign Grain, ...

... cioulliarrial filtelligence. 4a- LOND)ONI MAvY 14. SUGART.-TtritishPlantation. This.mccrl~ct contin~uesfirm,cuad there is no anxiety to reilizc hI the present state LA tile Emanici- patili QjIestiol. Aboit 12011 hildls. onlv have been sald shice Tues- day, at u trifling advance. To-day, this market is generally Is. to 2,i. dearer; parcels are greatly withhield, c nii d for those catered s.,. ...

... THlE MARKETS. HAYMARlKEI', January 17. CU-5HIltFnAND.-Mleadow Hay, 65s. to 765. Infe1ritor ditto, 5Os. to 65s.; Clover, 90s. to 100s, ; Secod Crop, 70s. to 80s. ; Wheat Straw, 26s. to 332i. per load of 36 trtisses.-A good supply at market, trade only mniddlinjg 'Aibe following are the averages of grain, as made up t Saturday last:- Imperial W1'ee/til Areroge. s. d. I S. d. ?? |. d. Whcat - 52 ...

... Ambaeol 90arUcto. 'rio, CORN 1EXCfJ[INGE, Ms1ndutiy, June 10, -ties 'We have been very moderately supplied with grain in bh- general since this day se'nnight, and the arrival of Wheat ee this morning was rather short, chiefly from Lssex and Kent; the and the continuance of dry weather being considered un- Od// favourable to the growing crops, the trade georrally was 170 brisk, and fine parcels ...

... ?? C3OnW EXCHANGE, LONDON, June 10. Wc had rather an increase in the show of Whcat from Essex, bhot from Kent and Suffolk the supply was still limit- ed, al'd of Spring Corn from all the home counties, there was a scantv arrival for this day's market; since Friday only a few ?? have got up with Oats from the Lincolnshire coast and S3rotland; hut there are several cargoes of this article report ...

... Marfteto. Al _ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ ?? _ _ CORN E7XCHANGE, LONDON, Feb. 15. , The corn market for Wheat remains much as oil NVeCIc e day, nor can we quote any alteration in Barley or Oats, ti though the trade may be quoted as dull. Beans, Pease, ant _ other articles of grain, are unaltered. Kirkaldv Corn Market, Feb. 16. h Tis being one of the thrce market days for horses 3ni ts cattle. the ...

... ?? ~~ CORN E XchK ; LONDON, 7r. 17. There wai wcercekW u any bpiness doing in our m sarketeiis, ?? all~ grain were. extr~emaely heavy, and Monday's prices we-re barely supported. A onel quanityof Brle reainis on hand fosr want of' buyers, aa se ssleng~eassi s narl ovr; nd he istillers have no Oats; 2810 quacters. of Irish W elat, ansi 8197°0 quarters of Oats, CORN SSCHDAYGE, LU31,!N a.. 'Thle ...