... Tuesdays, Mlarch 25. INSOLVENT. . Chaldecot, Dorking, surgeon. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. | T Tist, Fobbing, Essex, victualler, from April 4 to April 11. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. 8 1. Henry, Finsbury, jeweller. BANKRUPTS. JhIrgreaves and J. Hardman, Bacup, Lancashire, eotton-spinners. [Scott, B. Harding, Bridgehouse place, Newington causeway, grocer. [Arnory and Coles. Throgmorton street, J. Gill, ...

... i Tuesday, Muay 13. BANKRtUPTCY SUPERSEDED, WV. Wright, Chipping Ongar, Essex, wine-merchant and jewelleri BANKRUPTS. W. Buck, Queen Anne street, Cavendish square, coach-maker. [Watt4 Dean street, Southwark. D. Laporte, Poland street, Oxford st. tailor. [Nott, Ryder st. St James's. J. Parsons, Standon, Hertfordshire, horse-dealer. [Weymouth, Chancery 1. J. Haigh, Milnsbridge, Yorkshire, ...

... i There is at present a languor and inactivity in Commerce, wlcO at t,,c present dull season, we might consider less worthy of notice, if we saw any reason to anticipate any ultimate improvement. Enterprize however seems to have received a serious check, and speculators look in vain for safe chan- nels for the investment of capital, distrust of our present commercial legisc lators, founded on ...

... EXTRAORDINARY APPROPRIATION OP THE PUBLIC MONEY. I An account has been laid before Parliament, and printed, for the first time, 1- of all monies which have been received for and in respect of any Droit of Admiralty or Droit of the Crown, and from surplus of the Dities called 44 per Centum Daties, over and above the Salaries and other annual charges, &c., and from all surplus Revenues of ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZLTTES. Tuesdrzy, April 29. INSOLVENT. IV. Etherington, Whitehead, Birminghamn, upholsterer. BANiRUPTS. P. Burke, Haymacket, victualler. [V ilde, fRees, and Co. College hill. H. W. Warington, Johnson's street, Shadwell, brewer. [Finch, Lothbuy. S. Pratt, Crispin street, Spitallields, drysalter. [Norton, Jewin street. 3. Fountain, StNeot'e, Huntingdonshire, draper. [Lioyd, ...

... Effect has followed cause smnew hat rapidly in the instance of the Corn Resolutions. The Bill founded upon them has many stages to pass through before it can become a Lawm; yet the Agriculturists, encouraged by the vic- tory they gained in that case, have followed it up by further attempts to sacrifice the common interest to their own. Wool and Currency are at present especial objects of their ...

... Our information this week produces further apprehension in our minds as to the jeopardy in which liberal commerce is placed by the unaccountable weakness of Ministers. The currency question is a branch, and a most important one,?of Mr Huskisson's policy, and interested individuals had, previously to the late encouragement the blank paper Cabinet has given to them by yielding to senseless ...

... Couse EXCHANGE, JANs. 18.-We have had very few arrivals of any kind of grain since Monday ; and every article fully supported las Monday's prices; Is. per quarter more was obtained for the best maltingt Barlev. Arricals:-Erulish Wheat, 3,100 quarters; Barley, 2,020; Oats, 1,200 ; and Flour, 5,010 ?? Barley, 2,300 quarters. Average Prices for the FWeek, end/ig Jan. 11, 1828:-Wheat, 1s. 9id. ...

... Tuesday, December 16. INSOLVENTS. T. 11. Leighton, Blyth, Northumberland, chemist, W. Whiling, Manchester, oil of vitriol-manufacturer. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Bissell, Tipton, Staffordshire, baker. BANKRUPTS. W. E. Smith,Rotherliithe,boat-builder. [Dasliwood, Southwarl. R. Blackburl, Cleckheaton, printer. [Hgihmoor, Walbrook. J. Serbutt, lBattersea, victualler. (Norton. New etreet, ...

... Tuesday, September 23. INSOLVENTS. J. Pain, Luton, Bedfordshire, straw-hat-manufacturer. J. E. Cowmeadow, Notting Hill, coal-merchant. J. T. Earl, Lewisham, KIent, plumber. BANKRUPTS. C. Robertson, D. D. Milligan, and R. M. Dalzell, Lime street {square, merchants. [Freshfield and.Son, New Bank buildings. M. Wilshere, Woolwich, carrier. [Suter, Greenwich. J. anti R. B. Berry, Ashburton and Ivy ...

... - The beneficialeffects of the Duke of Wellington's Corn Bill will be speedily felt, should a short harvest be the result (of which there can be, we fear, but little doubt) of the late rainy season. In the week ending the 15th of August, tbe duty ayable on foreign Wheatwas29s.8d ID France, where there has been decidedly a bad crop, the importation duty is about 7s. a quarter, and the French, ...

... - E i | The preparation for the settling day rendered business very limited in the FenglisStbhkMarketdidring tbe last week, but the abundance of money kept Conedis stead& it 874 0. The foreign market has been qisite 1neglect- e&, but quotationS bave'generally supported themselves. Reduced 884 4; 31 Redu-ced 964,4;New 4 per Cents 1024; 4 per Cents, 1826, 105,; tcheqiter Bills 75 6 ; India Bonds ...