... Rollboll faaructo. CORN EXCA1A4NGJE, Msnde.a April 28. We have had a fair supply of Wheat and Flour during the past week, with a good arrival of' Wheat this morning, and have to note a great dulness in the trade at a reduction of full Is. per quarter on all but superfine ?? meets a ready sale on rather bettcr terms than last noted.- Beans and Peas, which were full Is. per quarter dearer at the ...

... BAINKRUPTS from FRIDAY's GAZETTE. - _1 - - _ 1 s, I - ?? James Bennett, of Covent-garden Market, herbalist; William Mawbey, of Edgeware, Middlesex, corn dealer. Thomas Stor Pearson, of Leeds, linen draper. George Penton, of Croydon, cattle dealer. Joseph H. Popplewell. of Millbank-street, coal merchant. William Wookes, of Upper St. Martin's-lane, victualler. Edmund Gunnell, of Newbury, ...

... TUEISDAY'S POST CONTIrNUED. BANKRUPTS frai FRIDAY's G4ZJV2TTE. John Lsrkins Kensington, of 211incing-lane, merchant. Williarn Mason, of Diargaret.strect, Cavendish.square, axle- treeamsaer and coach-smith. William Edwards Powell and John Powell, of Oxford-street, linen drapers. Pellegrin and George Archer, of Botolphslaue, merchants. William Mitchell, of Abingdon, Berks, grocer. Henry ...

... A special general meeting of the proprietors of the High- gatc Archway Company was held at the Auction Mart yes. terday, Charles Lancelot 1-oggart, Esq. in the chair. The chairman stated that the business of the meeting was to take into consideration the propriety of encouraging or opposing the proceedings of the London, Holyhead, and Liverpool Steam Coach and Road Company, who hat' given ...

... R'O gibe it, I-Varhotolo- e CORN .EXCHWNt'GE, 11ondlday, Jan. 27. l itre havc had a fair supply of Grain in general since thiS f clay se'nnight, with a moderate arrival of WVheat this morn- ing, chiefly from Essex and Kent; the greater proportion, r, however, of the samples being rough and damp, owing to the c wetlher, such as were really dry and fine met a fair sale on 2s quite as good terms ...

... Moltbolt guariketo. :ath, CORN EXCHAVNGE, jlfoatdai, Jan. 13. Jury. There has been a good supply of Wheat and Flour since eing this day se'rnilght, and we had a fair arrival of Whlieat this m1ghi morning from Essex and Kent: on the whole we can notice and but little alteration in the trade, fine parcels fully realising and last week's prices, though the middling and ordinary sorts few meet a ...

... TUESDAY'S POSr CONTINU ED DANKRUPTS from FRIDAY'S GAZETTE. Thos. Perks Connell, of John's-mews, Little James-street, Bedford-row, coach-maker. John Farmer, of Putney, Surrey, chemist. :. Ilaynes, of the Trinity Arms, Trinity-street, Southwark, victualler. JohnI H. Lemon, of Newv-street, WVhitechapel, millwright. John and Joseph Keep, of Nottingham, grocers. Thomas Kenning, of Birmingham, fire ...

... Unbolt foariteto. CORN EXCHANGE, Monday, Dec. 1. We have had a fair though not a large supply of either Wheat or Flour during the past week ; this morning, how- eyer, there was a tolerable show of Wheat by land samples from Essex and Kent, and although superfine parcels ob. tained our last quotation, the trade on the whole was dull, and rather lower for all other ?? is rather cheaper, both for ...

... I'Laltboll faartato. CORN EXCH-ANGE, Ionday,, Nov. 10. Ie We had a moderate arrival of Wheat this morning, and iY the trade was very firm for superfine parcels on rather better to terms than this day se'nnight, though we cannpt note any lp improvement in any other ?? Making Barley is full Is. per quarter dearer with a lively sale,. and grinding r- parcels sell on somewhat better ?? lhivve ...

... BANKR UP TS from FRIDAY's GAZETTE. Frederick Cranwell 1Vestley, of the Strand, bookseller. William M~atson, of Liverpool, wine merchant. John Nicholls, of WVells, Somersetshire, apothecary. Chas. Walker, of Tichborne-street, Golden-square, saddler. Edmund Peter Powell, of Southampton, -tailor. Samuel WVinterbottom, of Fvernlee, Yorkshire, miller. William Hopkits, of Frome Selwood, ...

... -w3 &Wtt0. l. CORN EXCHANGE, MNoda,,', F'eb. 24. it There has been a large supply of Grain in general since ie this day se'nlight; and this morning having a good arrival of Wheat from Essex and Kent, the Mlealing trade was dull h on rather worse terms for all but superfine ?? ~s Barley scarcely supports our last quotation, though grinding it parcels are not cheaper.-fn Beans and Peas of both ...

... George Sutton, of New-street, Borough-road, builder. Henry Prior, of Ludgate-hill, stationer. Robert Holden, Leamington Priors, Warwick, ironmonger. John Drage, of Northampton, horse dealer. George Bickerdike, of Huddersfield, victualler. Philip Howe Daniel, Raseos, Herefordshire, cider merchant. John Davenport, of Nantwich, Cheshire, shoe maker. Wim. Ashwin, Aston, Warwickshire, gilt toy ...