... MARKET HE.RALD. CO-RN E1XC (IA NG4, M1ondoye, June 26. niad( Flee supply. of Wlicat,this morning from Esse- is very modlerate P11- whilst fioni Kent and other counties there is less'than sauhi at tv More firmness was conisequently pvineed in the eales, and the -H trade recovered from the depression experienced on F riday last. Drill The continuance of fine weather tends to check any material F ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, JUNE 27.-The arrivals of grain to this day's market are small. The weather has been very fine since last Tuesday, but this morning very cold and cloudy. Wheat has been in better demand, and last week's prices fully supported. Oats and Beans rather more enquired for; prices firm. THE AVERAGE PRICES OF WHEAT, FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE 27, 1843. Wheat. Barny. Oats. Rye. Beans. ...

... ce. The Jessie Ant), Sim, arrivedl at Leitl, left Peters.. burgls on 9ih Junrte-wnher variable. The Bolffinm was loaning fir London, and several others, chiefly deals: average freights 41h. hemp 35s. tallow ;-as. ; but very few gnads driwn. The Honour, Davis, alao arrived at Leith, left Petersiibun- on the 13th June; had ine weather, winds ilron N. to N W. Bridlinreron, June 27.-The Danrtein, ...

... ,TUESDIAY'S POST CONTINUED. BaakrqPts from the London Gazette of Friday, Jvne 23. John Noe, -lellirnborougli, Northamptonshire, baker. Thonmas Hobbs, Nettlebed, Oxfordshire, potter, brick and tile maker, lime burner,,and horse dealer. Alfred Elam, Oxford-street, and llenry Elam, Hudlersfield, surgical instrument makers, gun smiths, and cutlers. John Baylis, jun. and James Baylis, Gutter-lane, ...

... A&GRCULTI2VAL INTM0LLZGEN03. ;,W1 REVIEW OF THlE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [Fromi the Murk-Lane Brpress, June 26.] The continuance of fine weather has naturally had a depress- ing effect on the trade in grain, and the incipient symptoms of speculation which were beginning to manifest themselves have been siddenly checked. At all the principal provincial mar- kets held since our last, the demand for ...

... Zanttrupto,, ?-v. From tih Lofidon Gazette of Friday, Jine 23. It BAtNItII1US'S. John Mee, Noxthamptoinipire baker, to surrender July 7, at half-past one, Augi 4, at hiaf-past twelve, at ll the Bankrupt's Court. Soliciars, Mlessrs. Fox and It Britain, Ba nghall-strcot; and Mcr. Hunnybun, Hun- c tiagdan; ofocial assigoeo, .Mr. Wttitnwra, f3asinghall- UO street. 0 Thomas Hobbs, Nettlebed, ...

... CATTLE, MARKET. NuMI)CR, Cale 5Isc. Beasts .172 Asses . .. ° Beefpereat. .. 46f h4. Sheep .V:. .37 Pig- . 771 TMimtton, per lb. 4j.t. 511. llorses 61 surkijjgdittn 7l1 Pigs.perso'.6s. Ot. it, 61 BRISTOL CORN EXCHIANGE. 5, d. S. 9.. .1. , English Whcat, per imn. Malt, pale, per bush. 7 6 bushel.. 6 6 brown, ditto ..7 0 0 Irish litto . 5 S 6 BeOians, ditto o.. fi o 4 Welsh ditto . 5 6 t; ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET. JUrNE 27.-At this morning's market there are small supplies hi, of each article. Wheat is in demand, and the supply being small, supports last week's rates, but millers are not free pur- chasers. Oats and Beans are each in retail demand, at former e-rates. PRICES CURRENT AT THlE CORN EXCHANGE. WHEAT-Essex and Kent ?? SO' to 52 Do. 51 to 54 id . Norfolk ?? ..New So to 51 Do. ...

... ;AISZALET ZNITALNZaEXGM LONDON TheNEXCffANGE.-MON-*an take Ollff early by oar millers, at last blonday'a prices, Barley,. beans, and in Peas are unalteied invalue., Oats scarce, and flnencrui ealized sore be money. Flour moved oft'lowly, but was not cheaPer. WHAEsxPer Qr. 3. S. Pdr, Qr. a. S. WsrEexand Kent .red 44 5 2) white 47 S'7 Suffolk and Norfolk 4 9 4 56 ry Irish .. .. iC- Old .4* 40 ...

... Ipswicn, June 27.-We had but a moderate supply of wheat at our market to-day, and scarcely any other grain. Wheat fully as high aslastweek: otherarticles nominally the same, ?? 47s. to 52s. Barley (none.) Beans and peas 27s. to 30s. per ?? shew of cattle to-day was not large, ?? better. COLCHESTER,June 24.-The continued fine weather caused a further reduction in the price of wheat of Is. per ...

... WE detail' tem of have p whole aad or tion of which predat supert with aw of rasi workir fore s0 tinuall they m tales t by the the do amd am mor is are tb the ul We ggol d North add a naime( the il that :t 4- E upon u ssner, Georg G and 1n did ne hish Bel to sa3 great deal o could that I starvi atteni remen ~ eme theS be. by M' admit the la could been I have confli DaVi( treati used heard him ...

... 16.ATEST xwN&:LIGENaC. FROM FRIDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. oo BANKRUPTS. gno Sollay Joseph Vanning, Camomile-st. and Helleford, Afiddle- gsex, bitters manufacturer Itte o I P. Chalk, Lintotn, Cambridgeshire, draper ell Daniel G. Gordoe, ?? street, merchant n- Joehn Jenkiss, Cwmnbran, lMonmouthsilire, shopkeeper Protheroe and D.,vis, I1ristol, merchants ie Andrew & Wim. Allen, South Slhields ...