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Winde, Ÿ. Kounſditeh, London, merchant, July 2g.

Wart, M. Bourne, Laüczſhire, money ſcrivenors July 29.

Hun:ſman, W. snd R. Afline, Attercliffe, Yorkſhire, button makers, Auguſt 4

Jackſon, D. Charles free! July 12

Jones, J.

Judſon, T,

t, Southwark, needle maker,

“Whitechapel, back maker, July 15« and J. Ridghill, Lancäſhire, dry ſalters,

July 24. Tamiſoth, G, Portſez, watchmaker, Auguſt, 8, Liplcombe, D, Glouceſter, mercer, July 10- ie J. Bolton le moore, Lancaire, cotton ſpinner», uly 39 F. Hofborn, muſic ſeller, September 20« Long; J. Porrſea, Hants, mariner, Auguſt 9- Malby, J. and T. Brewitt, of Nottingham, and H, Ar- buthnot, of London, hoſiers, July 31- M‘Murrays, J- Liverpool, drapery, Auguſt 1, Nobb, J. Walthamſtow, Eſſexz brewer, November 5. Nichol, M. St. Martin's le Grand, pawnbroker, July 29. Ofboucrn, R. Banbury, Oxfordhire, fa&or, July 19 Poole, J, Nailítone, Leiceſter, butcher, July 1. Pelbury, A. Chancery Jane, robe maker, July 15, Palmer, J. Bagoatle Under Lyne, Staffordſhire, but- Cher, July 16.

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Pomeroy and’ Moneypenny, of Falmouth, Cornwall, gro- cers) Auguſt 22, Ÿ

Poole, J. Nadßone, LeiceſterIhire, butcher, July 31-

Pidcock, J. and J. Lobhen, Swithin's laue, London, mer- chant, July e

PFomfret, J. of Blackburne, cotten manufacturer, Sep- tember 1,

Stoddart, J. T. and I, Errington, Newcaſtle on Tyne», corn merchants, July 304

Smalicy, R the younger, of Maachefſter, dealer, July 25+

Saliſbury, B. Wehlbury, Wu ſhire, machine makers»

uly 29.

T3 lor, J. Middlewich, corn faftor, July 23

Troughtón, E. and W,. Caſalrton, Surrey, taylors, No- vember I.

Wood, E. Barnſley, YorkMhire, grocer, July 25.

Watts, 5. New Bond îtreet, h2tters November 4,

White, J. the elder, Staines, inholder, July 14.

Whalley, T, and J. W. Friday ſtreet, warehouſemens

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Auguſt 5. Walford, J. Pall Mall, haberdaſher, Aug Wilcocks, R« Red lion ſtreet, Clerkenwe

uſt 9. 1, clock makery

Auguſt 4- ki Wilſon, B, White croſs ſtreet, viftualler, Auguſt 5.

LONDON PRICES of Corn Exchange.

Monday,

GRAIN for July, 1800. June 30./

UR ſupply of fine wheat this morning was very inconfiderable, and, the few

prime ſamples wire taken cff biiſk'y huilling, per quarter, from Monday laſt. other articl»s; excepting that god hard and went of briſkly at laſt week's prices.

„‘at'2n advance of two ſhilligs, and one Very little alceralon Wis Obl. rvVabie in grey pease wre pretty much in demand,

Prices of Grain on board Ship, as undér 3

Wheat, forrign- 1008 to I36s Fin? Enzlih» 1408 TO 1485 Very fine«Te o IOS Rye 1E e GOS LOA NZS Fine“4 d« 745 Stained Barley. Ass/.t0 7 40S Ditto Kiln-dried 54 a bos a 648 Fine... 708 240-4 718 Superfize LAA 728 Malt..“+ O08 D TOE Fine“ ¿ z 795 to(805 Superfine.. 825

: Monday,

HAVING this morning had a preity

Hog Peaſe 668-vitot- 7B+tOk© BOs Fine x 5 365 t0% ODS Boilers*, 100; to 1968 Sufffolks.° 1048s-to-“I08s Dito Pearl: Peaſe; viz A OS tO 4s Small Beans 708 tO“BOS tO BAS ¡icks À. vi. GAR(Os 8 Fine hard° 725 Kiln Dried. e ODS tO: TOS Oits..° 4bs to 48s Fine 4 Li 50s to 549 Polands e€> gG La> VOI Juby. 7. good ſupply of foreign wheat, and thoſe

generally in good condition, has occaſioned a decline in price—ſay from 25s to 4s

per quarter. Barley of all ſorts was dull of ſale and 1

Fine Engliſh wheat have alſo declined.

ower, from 2s to 5s per quarter,

Tick beans, vats, and malt, were reſpe@ively cheapr, as wiul appear herewith.

Grey peaſe were much’wanted, and foll

y maintained the prices of laſt week.

Prices of Grain on board Ship, as under:

Wheat_— 7100s to 1208s to 1Iz09s Fine foreign_— 1408 10/2325 Very fine Engliſh— 1408s ta‘1468 Rye——_— 66s ta“70s Fine— Tos 10 74s Sta:ned Barley— ASS toge D tto—_—— 6os to 90s Fine_— 728 to‘748 Superfine— 748

Malt ei— 66s to 76s Fine— 785 to 825

Hog Peaſe— 66s to 76s to 863 Fine— 908 to 945 Boilers_— 1095 to 1068 Sufollcs-— 108s

Ditto Pearl Peaſe ITOS to 1148 Small Beans— 76s td 328 Ticks— 54s to bos to 708 Fine hard— 72s tò- 748 Kiln Dried—— g85 to 68s Oats— 40s lo. 508 Fine+ 525

Polands— S, 505£0„S(E