... Wt rcd~.o r alv le \ ,M ?? ?? is tdtf,7~; og 3~,(nvs2s}l ;! Drg,6 d ol nde sA tl it.1s:; Ineir itefE LaW C.RuhFttiS soeo ll, g¢iC n ?? elv opi ,e o~e ?? butvthe business doue has been light. IHY MARKETS-Saic:urdtr. SMITHFELD-Filne upland tnwalon a';d ce- ra 70s. to 72s. Oil. inferior, 52s. kJ 6Os. .1.iiJ,-rior cl Aer 90s.to 95s.; inferior,75s.to 80s. Stra,2s. , o 281s. perio: PouRTMrA--Old ...

... HANOKPUTS -FRNDAv . AunLrsON, George, Jun., and Tnsus, John Uilkinsoa, Wakefield, 'Yorkshle, dycts, Asounsw Samuel, Trenthan, brick manufacturer BqwuR, Jon% Live.OQ1. aleedealer B114DI)CK, JAmca .cb, Oilverton rousbire, ?? lianbwv ; EdYW4 Renry, foebaldigStrand, brickmaker ?? V InochdatM, woollein marnufactuker nuti, dlibevt, Trannatre, Cheshire, builder DAwssaau Oee, 0 ~L db ookloonntaahiue, ...

... WAVWNEY VALLEY AND GREAT YARMOUTH 1 JAILWAY COMPANY. . An edjourned? meelinR of the scripbolders in t1ls com. 1 paly and of the scriph olders in the Ncrfolk Railway ow. s panv (Waveney line) was held on Thursday the Sth inst., a at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate.street; Emanuel t Cooper, Esq., in the chair. P The CIHAIRMAX said, they were aware that at the last meeting there was some prospect ...

... Irawycir, August 15.-At this day's market we had a. good supply of wheat, including a few samples of new; we note a free sale in this article, at an advance of 2s. to 3s. per qr. owing to the unsettled state of the weather. White wheat 55s. to 58s.; red ditto 52s. to 5Ms. per qr.-- The stpply of fat beasts and fat sheep in our market to- day was small; the prices of last week were obtained ...

... Irwicese, Oct. 10.-At our market this day we had a good supply of wheat, and an increased supply of barley. Good qualities maintained late rates, viz., wheat 50s. to 56s. Barley 30s. to 34s. Beans 30s. to 33s. Peas 34s. to 36s. per ?? had a good show of fat beasts from Smithfield, and but few from our own district, which sold at 6s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per stone. Fat sheep were small in supply, and ...

... ,. BANKUUFr$-FxiiDAT. - - - -- -- AvirI4, Phillp JaRMe, NeCvcutle-u o-rTyne, wine mierchaot ISw/-rrLwa, Thorma, Liverpool, 'icpnsed ?? H3oL~Jr, Jatme, 1;5agalaousujlo.ulI, 'gasa dener Btiiro#, { h~ilee. atid sPAaga, Jobnt Joseph, Aacceetlcld-strect North, CI'ty-roed.bauin OO1 rmkrcbanta Cousins, Charles, ' hepbeed's4lee, Lee's-mews, Grosvenor-square, corn merchant' CrsAys, Willisam, Birkenhend ...

... ; BANKRUPTS-FRkAY. BArsj, George, Lymington, Hampshire, builder 'BATLS, Iua, Eritf, ent,liceneed victualler BIZP16, Aahbiilt Cotomile-strect. City, importer offoreign good. Bon*Na. Geo6re Frederick. cheltenham, upholsterer Ilxaowrr, Gecrge, T+wpin, Gloceatershire, wharfinger Csiwa8, (eorge Andrews, Clarcrreont-terrace, Prince of Wales-road, Hartpstrad-rotd, builder: 'Caocxaa,GSeorgeYeovill, ...

... The Maltsters throughout the kingdom are recommended to adopt the following memorial to the Board of Excise, on the oppressive regulations to which they are subject in regard to the Couch. 0lo The Honorable The Commissioners of Excise of Great Britain and Ireland; HUMBLY SHEWETH, That while your Memorialists acknowledge the con- cession embodied in the Act 11 and 12 Vict., cap. 121, sec. ...

... RANKRIUP'rs-FRIDAY. AL. .. I BALDWIN, Joseph,, Camberwell, ceal merchant Borsir fames inn, Bromptou, builder DAV, Uilliam, iugajy,Norfolk, htick malker Direnrir, William, llridogater, victualler Domra, :James, Darluteu, tanner 1 ¢r~i5, John and Charles, Werner-road, Camberwell, builders Ggoucz~,.Jobi. Jacklild, Sihropshire, grocer Graooriegi, Icyisw Birmingham, cup man ficeercr HOLLs, Elentv, ...

... - o:- - - , - A ML3Kt43 John, YtOv l, 1. ralcleir, r-- A~nnDWS, Cilsies, Brig ton, frulterer BATS306 luiaes bnd W liint Greet Dridge ind Handswortb, Strf. forlshlre, Irolimeeten. ; I ?? .rulsford, Bidgehotwer Hotel. Southwark, merehant Cn4rL;W, Frederiek and Wi liatgf lenry, ishop's Stortford, Heet- fordshire, taveno'I (2L aC6oW. Thomu, Liverpool, painter Coos ?? Bond, and SJAyv, Vieorge, ...

... m- ?? M RKE.TS. IPSWICH, MaY 30.-At our market this day we hnd a fair supply of wheat, and but little of other grain. Wheat may be noted ls. per qr. lower. Prices as follow :-Wheat 40s. to 50s. Batley 30s. to 33s. Beans and peas 34s. to 36s. per ?? cattle market bad a pretty good supply of fat mutton, and fat beef was plentiful. The trade in both kinds was heavy, at a slight reduction hn price ...

... rswI ers, May 11.-At this day's market we had but n moderate supply of all grain. Wheat way be called 2s. per qr. lower. Prices of other corn nominally the same. Wheat 45s. to 50s. Barley 30s. to 34s. Beans and peas 32s. to 34s, per ?? bad a good supply of fat beasts, but a short one of fat sheep, the trade in which was dull, and a trifle lower prices were taken. Of store beasts there was a ...