... LMSr OF BANKRUPTS, With the Descriptions copied verbatim from the Gazette. i William German, of Topsham, in the county of Devon, corn factor and ntastter, tosar. Apil*e23, 25, and May S1, at Ii -Alt. turner, Exeter. Henry ulrn. st Henry, late of Bread-Street-Hill, in the citg of l.riid*,n. mercharit, inaster-amariner, d. c. to sur. April 63, u6, tnd Ml1, t., at t --Atts. Hundleby ani Pointont ...

... LW1J.V EXCJLSGJ.i(7, .flsn G. Nve had this day li tolerablc supply of Wheatf, aud somle qupilltitv rentai oned over frofi; Frilay's mnarket.- There was htat little doing in this article iin the early part (of the datl, but louwaids noon there was a pretty livels demiand, aund Gne Aasmples werre mostiv cleared ol', at about last Monday's prices.-llye is nut at all in ?? wias plentiful last eehi ...

... 'IdtesdtI!s PostCOntinued. B.-IAWK2RUPYS~forn Tuesday's Ga4ettc.; Robert Leeds, of Norwich, brush-maker. ; Nathaniel Biroinshaw,. of Octwoods, Derbysiilfe, tuiber-imercihant. John Manton, of Birmingham; factor. 1-. Moore, of Alresyas, Staffirdshire, cheese-factor. John Anderson anrd John brown, of Worinhood- street, merchants. ' I ' - William Cardwell, of Liverpool, coach:mnaher. Itichard Webb ...

... FRIENCII AGUNIENTS FOR THE SLAVE TRADE. (From, tbe Y.'srmal de Paph'} it The Chamler of Commserceof the town ofiNantes,1i0 to jrrft purbfilihed firtme obifervations oir the flave trzide, an for the refloration of St. Domingo, of which we thiunk it our th duty to prefent the fulbflatcc '- to Tt would be impradicalile either to re-people or re- fo cultrs'aic St. Domingo -witeout tie faetadc: ...

... -. Sllp XAWVS.. ARRtX'VAML.-Af Miisiha on the 121i Nov. The Vigilant, ,F Scholes, from this port and Palernno.--4 St. Pelcrsler~, The Aisthorp, PArkinson, and Will, - frois Lon- don, Bell, Meek, from this port-At ,Grav'aend, The Elitabeth, Forest, of this port, from thte Ide of Fr'ance. The Betsey, Redpath, arrived here from Hamburg, was only 32 hours on Iser passage .froin Heligolamn to ...

... CORN-EX.CHANGE, A4ak-Lane, U NNDO. Ila rX n rd A .z.-.I- ,~~~ jMor7.wr, ~al'orer' 21.l r sehad -very little addition to the arrival of Monday I on the other market days in last week, either in wheat or spring corn, and ithis morning's shfw:Abeing by no *means large, there was some lit*le briskness int the mealing trade at an early hour, but this did not codt- tinue, and upon the whole, the ...

... BANKRUPTS I1EQUIRED TO SURRENDER. ur 'llouas Beale, ,til1e Suieatuli, Yorkshite, eld-merchait, ie ,Dee 9-r, Jsn!.. 1t, at tlc' W olpack Iut, Dolcas:er- t S lictior, Mr. W. S. Ileaslon, Dotiraster. er J.hil Rulbiuosolu, Slinckport, Ctebsilnre, co~rn-factoir, D- c. 17, e 22, .lrn. 7, af tihe Castie Ion, Stockporr. 'Solicitor, Mr. ?? Walters, Stckf)nt. O- Wi 'ili Uowelli Lorvmer, Nt;;wparr, ; ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, Saturday, ab 9. LIST OF BANKRUPTS, With thc Deileriptionu; copied velbatim froin the Gzette. Nathan Hartisun, of Wigap, in tlhe county of Lancaster, worsted d.aler, d. c. to stir. Aug. s, at ., 9, at tO. and io, at 11, at thu buck 'th Vine, Wigam.-Att. Morris, Wigan. Edward l'erkin., of liverpool, in) the county of Lancaster. hatter, d. c. lo sur. Aug. 1, 1g, and 2o, at I, at ...

... :L 0 NDO N.M MAt KRKEiS. CORNRXYCILLYGE, De.e 26- We had but a Inolerate supply sof IVl'eat. ftelir ir this davy, anid ia r biou laiand for fine ?? ojbtaindli 'll'Ilteflr' prices than last week as pei eur- ?? arrival of llarley rais been vei'y lirge ?? this day sc'noight, aul tbe stile svn (luil tio-day, alt ftrm Is. tV. 2,. pur' quarter ?? Isrrpport3 oiF last (itnototiols. Hog l' Peas aud ...

... LO- -'Ve had 5verj dull saic'thiid. v ?? was inrrcatldlenrv,, ?? ish arid t;'oieigp, atil there vere-veiry few bl-yers; No offer tiou d be ob. tairied for the irferior khiids, aiid tii best ., rr Lien 3s. to 4s. per quartfer reheaper.Pethsoc of oacii hixtd, arid New Beans are abonit 2.s. per qr-irtex cJwaiaper, arid ?? dull ire-sale. Malt uf fiume 4iulity is liritir in sale, at foll tiur last ...

... . . . to CORN IsXC1di2GE, April 4. )S We had last week a very large supply of Wheat, he Barley, and Oats, besides a good show of most aorher he Grain. Our mariret was consequently much lower for be every article.-.Wheat declined from 2s. to 3s. per is ?? 2s.-Oats of ordinary quality 3s. to )I 4s, per ?? Wheat we had, however, but a n; small arrival this day, and a pretty lively demand, and _ ...

... CWOY V XC'fANGEb April 25. The supply of every article of Grain for this day's marlket was very scanty, and there were several buyers of Wheat in the morni jg; hence the sales were made an the same ternis as thiis day ?? and -Malt were rather in demand, and freely sold at our last' quotation.-1log Pease also met a readysalc, but Beans were rather ?? Oats were pretty brisk this morning, but ...