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... BANKRUPTS from the Gazelles of Aug. 19 and 22. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Richard Stone, tallow-chandler, Buckinghamnstreet, Strand. BANI;RUPTCY SUPERSEI)tD. H. Griffiths, Liverpool, builder and joiner. I BANKIUPTS. n Edward Wright. money-scrivener, Draycott, Derbyshire, 0 Aug. 30, Sept. 30, at the New Inn, Derby. Solicitor, Mr. Wilson, King's Bench-walk, Temple, London; and AIr. Welch, Derby. ...
... LONDON MARKETS fiAT LI st1rs rr Xr, . ?f As Act r Ace- CORHVEXCIJANGE.-MAlK L, NE, ?? MONDAY, AUCS. 18.-Our atrivals of Wheat th week were vcrv large-it is, in fact, the largeat Pah t English Vltheat ever known to this market in a rgine i PSI Factors have been obliged to give way in price a glj qr. on old Wheat, ard 3s. to 4s. on new at whj2 per a considerable quantity has been sold, biut ...
... LONDON MIARKETS. CORN EXCJA NGE.-MARIK LAl Nr., '10(DO MONDAY, A RUtUST I I.-We have been thistn i. liberally supplied with Whteat from Essex an K120 S several fresh samples arrived from SuIffhik. A good poor thin of the bUIlS consisted of ncw qutalities, a few ofrsptt1 were tine and in good conditiont, bitt tlte Most part cle' many coarse, and generally deflicient in colourT cold a5d ...
... LONDON IARKETs. CORNV EXCHANGE.-MARK LANVE, £~ MUGNDAY, AUGUST 4.-The supply of Wetd the past week was moderate, and we bsadnot lre 4 of fresh samples to this day's market. Very hev a h greater part of the week, coming when most Of the Wh~st in this neighbourbood is cutt, has no doubt done inur tII many places, it caused a very animated dricnand tor l Wheat at an advance of 3s to %- per qr., ...
... LONDON MARKET.M CORN EXCIIANGE.-MA1r41K LA..V IO5'LI Oi MONDAY, AUGUST 25.-The arrivals of qbX. week, and to this day's market, are again large, eand *I dition to what was left over from the previous , I agreat show of samples. The trade has be' 6. at throughout the week, but millers evic raternitr h., sition this morning to buy good quality of both Old ndt. arnd we have a fair demand at a ...
... BANiARCqP TS from Mhe Gazettes of Aug. 8 and, 12. fn DE`CT4ARlTTONS OF INSOI.VENCY. ee- John Larkins Kldnsington, merchant, hMining.line. m. John Kesterton, coach43uilder, Camberwell. cry Thomas Sartain, cattle-salesman, Holt, Wiltshire. * William Seddon, flour-dealer, Eccleston, Lancashire. wn DANERUPTCY SUPR8EDED., Lod John Drage, horse-dealer, Northampton, 0 va BAN KnurTS. T of Alexander ...