... ., Corn..Exchwnge, ihfondoi, i4prit o. There was a liberal fupply of Englilh Wheat this nfooring, and a confiderable quantity of Foreig arrived lart week, caufing it to meet very dull fales and a decline in the prices. Barley declined about Is. per qnarter. Malt is a heavy fale. Beans of both forts are cheaper. Oats were fold at a decline of about is. per quarter. CURRENT PlTCE OP OTIn IN AS ...

... 'SrL uRtSDAY'S POST. Bankrupts f ?? Gazefte. Y',hn Pearforn, of Bith, hofier: Cuithbert 4. r fliall, of Ratcliffe-fquare, mariner. e; Ch ,rles Addis, ol St. Clement Danesbmeney-fcrivner. Juiho Vaughan, ou Dlventry, merchant. David Tavlor, of Mile-end-road, cabinet-maker. \.'illiam Goughi, of Cranbourn-fireet, mercer. 'Ueorge bl~g~rq oF lBriftol, linen-draper. Jonat an Roitfe, of Liverpool, ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, M fonday, April 23. The arrivals of English Wheat this morning were not consi- derable, and prices of fine White advanced 2s. and ,s. a quarter. Barley has been on the rise since our last, and prime samples were up as high to day as 49s. per quarter. Boiling Peas were likewise dearer, and Beans of the two sorts, with Oats, main- tained their laft reported value. In Flour and ...