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... MARKET I CoRk EXCMANe a, MIONDAY , dur istarket lias been moderati-V su ' 19. general idasitg t4e last week, aln' lte A Will1 rither better on Friday last. ITbis . 'ta i r~q X Wheat being oil the whole limited, tlwa'e u tile rlmN f ur ?? Gnest rutaS, which niet a ready soe at CO[dl,,u from ?? to Ss. per qiarter since thits (daV Ita4 w, narv stolts, however, hate that ?? l t: 46,r bine hright ...
... MkARXET Coni~ EXCtIrAeses, 110ior05v Our mirarket has beers largely lupplied ilr0a dlay se'rsrright, alitf I ie artiial thisI oo ireiriij Keot was tolerably lreii~a ittIr. W heat(. Irorever, bei' rulad ijilt0 istle for fire best roll n arteil lidei , grind terrtra as this'da ',iiJt * ?? a Very flearwslan r eairyr. Ifailtae, or wbild i arvl s sre 2s9. ner quarter, ?? tSort, per quarter cheaper. ...
... BANKReUPTS, from lthe Gazettes of Aj4ri 8 oaid 12. n--rr -n rrnao Anf - rie DDECLARATIONS OF 1VYOLVENZClY St n, Peter Burke. iiaymarket, victualler, dated April 10. A Mn Michael Duflield Slater, Devonshire-square, Dishopsgate. 2d street, hatter, dated April Ii. ith e s, BANKRUPTS. Fat e. John Cook, Burr-street, East Smithfield, tailor, April 15, 22, bit, - May 20, at Basinghiall.street. ...
... I ; . . .1 : ! a f F 2 8 B A XKR UP, TS, SIfrk AA a Gnx I k of Fe b 2 4a i z 2 8. *- 'iELAKiZATIO OF 'flSOL VENCY. R1dwafrCoibett Bcsse1l, bite of Cadogan street, Chelsea, music dealer'' dted Feb.'24, 1829. - Joseph Williams and George Glover, Fenchurch-street, whole. .sale cofiee dealvra,.datesl F'els 26., BAhiAERUP TS. . eorg~ Darby .Dermottj.Great Pulteney street, Golden-square, . srgeor, ...
... BANKRUPTS, from the Gamesta of Fe&. 3 and7. 7. DEDCLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. 1 Robert Ball, Stockton-upon-ΒΆ'ees, linen draper, dated Jan. 31. Samuel lkriggs, Grantham Lincolnshire, tailor, dated. Feb. 3; Xobert Hog rhes, Liverpool, draper, dated Feb. 2. al Topham Bingley Davies, Chester-street, Grosvenor-placei of Middlesex, surgeon, dated Feb. 3. William Downing, Ripon, York, scrivener, dated ...
... LONDON MARKETS es F Flour, Irish Oats, and! oeg h~t a hoft t 0 -1 qntiles are small. The few. good -dry Prceltsl tat appeared to-.day were readily taken ofl, at glr~g. 3 prics; bt inother sorts there was not much at Wildso 7 ioldr ?? Whgat aparedssnxsiti o s doing The 1h1 Th lb been a'dull sale for Oats* to-day, but prices no 1,oerer~e Itst ,d rather more sale for Flour than recently ; the trI ...
... LONDON M ARKETzs st so Lo 2 :3 4 rs b. ce 2 3 St e. it I. CORNVEXCHIANGE.-MARK LAVE,LOtO MtONDAY's, JUNZE 2.-A fair quantity of 11hea Beans was offered for sale, frot beess, Ken t and this morning, but of all othee grain from these cu'sl supply was limited ; and we had few fresh arrival, for this day's niarket, and these principally from ~cs~h having very little of' this article fresh ifl ...
... From the Gazeltes of Apil 20 and 29. ditecti Ia DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. 'le James Defriez, Mile End-road, tobacconist. Colds,, In John Wlsitehead, Wood ford, Essex, dyer. tile Ur BANKRIVIPTCY ENLARGED. gence *e Joseph Hadley, Birmingham, button manufacturer, from stae . ibs. April 19, to May 10, at Radenhurst's New Royal Hotel, ache Birmingham. aro te, on I3ANERUPTCY SUPERSEDED. wjthou he ...
... A. .: 0DON MAREb'. CORN EXCHA.NGEX.-MARK LANB, LONDON. molnDA, July 11.-Wa bad a large supply of English Wheat this morning, which coupled with very fine. weather, gave usI a dull market for Wheat to-day, at a reduction- of 2s. per qr. from last Monday's prices. la foreign, Wheat very little doin. We heard of no trans- actions in bonded Wheat.-NVe note Beans and Peas L each Is. per qr. lower ...
... - COUNTRY eMA.UKETS. DERBY CORN MARKET. e FRIDAY, Dec. 24.-The frost, noted as commencing in ,t our last circular, and iihich promised so favorably for the -t condition of Grain in Stock, has been of very short con- -. tinuance, and a relaxed state of the atmosphere now nprevails. In consequence of Christinas*day falling on tle a Saturday, and the numerous niarkets in our neighbour- vhood ...
... crAU[N'lt' l AfzTARKETS. aE it I oi Y O It siRVr V. . FIRIDY,Aug04 lti.-Wehai'i'3., reord aAt Iexper;tnee of mwst unspropitious 'catie', th. i':I ,l'uaic of whiIch imiust iowV cwrtaiTly r:rd ti. to say nothing about the serious app~r'i'hous ' s :idii .ettertaiidl c at cernirmeg the qplantitV ;n1d qal'. yield. To-day, hove icr, it isrlatilir se:ai'uirc Itranshalt sIIoShillc-conseqw.iitly Is. ...
... BEFORE MR. CORONER. Saturday, the lotli inst., at Turnditch, on the body of Herbert Alton, aged months. Deceased, the child of very : respectable parents, had been taken to bed by its mother, Thursday night, quite well, and was found by her on Friday morning, dead. Mr. Thos. Lomas, of Belper, surgeon, had doubt that deceased had died of convulsions. Verdict that effect. ...