... 'iTUESDAY'S poS' n C)NTINUTERD. Bankrypts firont ti/urdaq's Ga.:efte. Win. Al'Adaun, of Leicester, draper and tea dealer. W'illiam Clarke, of Manchester, victualler. Joseph Preen, jum. of Alroreester, silI miercer. John Eldershaw, of Hlalpton, linen draper. Sam. I ilder, of Brick-.lancMVhitechiapel, tea dealer. William Ellis, of Liverpool, draper and hlceman. John Jameni Morgan, of ...

... WEDNiESDAY's & TllURFSAY's POSTS. Banknrpts froM T'ucsday's Gazette. N. snd W1'. Nathan, of lahiscl-street, quill merchants WV. Newbold, of llouveric.struet, tailor. E. Austin, of Bledford-place, baker. J. Harrison, of Padiliam, Lanjcashire, ceotton-spinrer. J. Gibson, late of Liverpool, mereclant. WV. (Green, late of NVellingborough, Northampton- shire, carpenter. R. Wright, of Loaw Ireby, ...

... ?Lonbouatet?. I Corn Elxchange, March 7. The supply of Wheat and Flour last week was very moderate, and the Malting trade was certainly brisker on Friday, when better prices were obtained for real fine parcels. This morning, also, the arrival of Wheat was rather limited, arid the trade is in the same state as on that day, the best samples meeting a ready sale at an advance of full 2s. per ...

... 'iUE!)AY'6 POST CONT'INUED. BtenIkmnpns from Saturdaty's Gazette. WVilliain Kaye and Henry Dyche, of Chorlton-row, within Manclhestei, joiners and builders. William Thomas lleslop, of Manchester, scrivener. T. Atherton and John Dann, of Liverpool, br6kers. James Hudswell, of .Manclhester, victualler. (,harles Henry ;M\ring, of Cornbill, merchant. George Cross, of Chandos-street, victualler. ...

... . Roublon Maructo+ CORN EXCHANGE, SErT. 1. There has been a tolerably large arrival both of Wrheat and Flour since this day se'nuight, and the present very favourable state of the weather occasions the mealing trade to be exceedingly dull; and though the factors seemed very reluctant to give way for good old Wheat, yet no progress could he made till a re- duction of from Is. to 2s. per quarter ...

... ,WBUNEWA. c & THURSDAY's POSTS. Jamies Wsilson, of K;!1g- tist IcrClaLflt. Julo P't'rrr, o~t No;nzr:::ol,'X''l ilr Robert Ormc, of Il0nto' -n . -'sre.t, rapler. WI'illijam -Tinslev, of Arnolh.N-its, bulaiclllitl. MT2. S. Burniett, of N, %v Loi 1o-!rect, mcrrh tt. James A'izenl, of' oltIl \ era~hil, 1'il s, eaker. Wi illiant (lo(Idtle, of, PortsL!a, CarpN'tr. flioh Ilael I arding, of (t'I ipcl ...

... WE1)IEfDAY's & THIURSDAY's POSTS. Bank1r7pts frorm Tucsdtio's Ga:eIge. Edw. and Enoch Keeling, of Ilanley, flint merchants. Jobn Clarke, of Leeds, cabinet maker. James Stevens, of Norvich, yarn factor. Benjamin Shiers, of Mancliester, cotton merchant. Daniel Williams, of Deptford, slate merchant. John ]Hesketh, of Ma1nchester, victnaller. ...

... The following calculations as to the sources whence the population in the different parts of the country are suplicd with corn, are extracted from an article on the Con I rade, in a Scotch paper:- .Before concluding, we shall Insert a few details respecting the Corn Trade of England. The principal ports in England for the export of grain coast- wise are Lynn, Yarmouth, Boston, and Iptwich. ...

... rrU.ESDAY?s rO?sT CONTINUED. - BANKrR.U.PTS fromn FRIDAIY'S GA4ZETTE. . Toseph Aiikins, of Mount-street, Grosvenor-square, tnilor. A. L. Levin, oi Grace's-alley, Wellclose-squarc, bead-merchant. Ilenry Duncan, of Portsmouth, surgeon and apotbecarv. Thomas Crosley, of Wakefield, Yorkshire, carrier. John Twigg, of Dewsbary, Yorkshire, blaniket-manlufartlarer. James ileane, of Gloucester, brick ...

... AO utto. not1b air CORN EXCRANGi JuLV 28. We had a very moderate arrival of Wheat this horning, and in the early part of the day rather higher prices were obtaihed, but the weather appearing sbmewhat more settled at the close of the market the sales were dull, althoitgh we still consider the trade about Is. per quarter dearer than this diy se'niiight. IBarley is full Is. per quarter dearer, ...

... RolibibitAque.to. CORN EYCHANGE, 3fnjDAY, MiAcI 29. Wye have been abundantly supplied ?? and Flour during the last week, though the arrival of Wheat this morning I was by no means large; thetrade on the whole, however, is not so brisk as last week, and the finest parcels alone supported the prices of this day se'nnight, iwhilst the mliddlin'g and inferior sorts are from is. to 2s. per quarter ...

... BANKRUPTSfrovi FRIDAY's GAZETTE. Edward Woodwvard, of Chelmsford, linen draper. William Rule, of Chlacewater, Cornwall, grocer. Thomas Williams, of Cheltenhiam, coal merchant. Stephen Stock Gowver, of Caterhamn, Surrey, farmer. John and Thom3as IHLair, of Morton, Yorkshire, palwlr mkr Isabella Robinson, of Exinouth-street, Clerkenivel, grocer. John Furlong, of 'Birke'nhead, Cheslhire, joiner. ...