... ?? As Tturstaidy Bankrupts fronm ?? GazC . Mary Ann Collier, of Itomford, Essex, bahier. Jlin Mackeoull, *,f Worthing, Sussex, stationer. Sarah Johnson, of Willies-street, Spital-fields, rini- mio-manianufactunrer. Samuel Card, jun. of Mere, lVilts, farnmer. Joseph Hill, of Acton Pe'mel ,noic faruoer. William Golds, of Menfield, Sussex, shopkeeper.. William Perris, of Blath, grocer. e ?? Broom ...

... iit?sdos conlikued Basikrupts from. Saturday's Gazette. Gciriat MIatkcy, (if Blishnp's Monclctotl, Yorkshire, ii4 ?? lahkoy, of Lecds, gr¢nccrs. (O gow Ml i;ic, (if Slimit-mirect, horse-dealer, \!nl .Siiivtlil of Little Charlotte-stredt, twoker. Iticiturd Charles Field, of Long-acre, hattcr. Jamies c(liud, of I1inincrsmuit i, coacl-imuster. joii Llewvellyn, of WNestoioimcliidI-buildIiiigs, ...

... CORAV ?? 17. Nye had but nfew fresh arrivals of any Grain this moniniad luving a tolerable demand for Wheat, that article inet realdy sale at Mlonday's. prices. Barley did liot gd o[d so freely as on last unarket day, but Sone samples supported its price. In Oats, PIes, nid Beans, there was no ultcr- it lm . Lord Altiuorpe has deferred his motion for the |reipel of the Tax'es trlpnn Leather ...

... LONDON Mr,*IARKETS. CORN EXC1aNaGE, Jilly 15. The marhet' was tolerahly ?? (vith Wheats this morningc, whl expvriencedl a dull sale at first, but fine samples weist off prietty briskly towards iloou, altheougi with 110 ilpi'os'elo elit 1t in ?? is yet rather scarce, and sells very readily at our last ?? is tolerably plentiful, and meets a realy sale at the prices quoted ?? Pease were 1tsuc in ...

... CORNi EXCHANGE, ?? 26. The present fine seasonable weather removing the apprebeusions which began to he entertained for tbe ensuing harvest, anit the market being also well sup- plied with most articles, we had a corresponding re- daction in the prices ?? were plentiful from Essex, as well as fromt other Counties, and ex- tremrely dull in sale, at a decline of from 3s. to 4s. per quarter, and ...

... Major Thrrens has d4iressed to the Earl of Liverpool a Letter on tile state of Agriculture, and on the means ol'affirdipig the farner ellicient ?? permsanent relief. This publication also discuasses;'the principles on which the important quest~lion of the Ptuperty Tax ought to be (le- cided. 'We presenit ?? with the fol- lowing extract }ll the wealth vvhich is p~roduced in anly country is: ...

... WOOL, TRADE. icetlr, April 20.-On Tuesday last a mceting, of tie merchants and manufacturers of this town andl ?? was held in the Cominittee-Room of thb Mlixed Cloth-Hall in tiis p lace,,to tiaieinto con- sideration the most effectutal means of opposing the! proposition of imposin'g a duty oni the importation of Foreigii Wool, and of permitting thcexp ortatioi of Wool, the growth of this ...

... L LO7NDON MARKETrS. L ,, ?? CIi k YGE, DIec 9. Haviingblia1a moiisiders I learrial of Wheat, hothI Fou rc0 aitil 1 niishit the course ol last *veek, Lisil s I It igo;d supply from 1.ssox and S.'fiilBi tb s ono n'li ig, t hc trmite is very heavy at a declini of of oalrIs. to 5C, .per quarter since this day se'iinightil -lte is aiso dull in sale, antd ?? ;. tas fully soilpoi t their price; ,ut ...

... LONDON MARKETrS. CORN 4JY CHANGR> Dec. 2. Will had av ery goidarrival of Wheat thisnlorning, principally from Essex and 3ienti the quaulities ini general were ordinatry; what was fine sold in tie early piart lf the ni iruing on the terns of last Aliviumlay; hit the inferior hinds wvere very dhill in sale, at a1 decline of about 2s. per ?? was a good stipply of Baricy fromt St~ifflh; fine ...

... LONDO.N MARKETS. CORN s'XCIIAN GO', August 12. As hut fesv lantd samnplhes of WheaLt came to ?? this day, stid the moniotinii was -wet. atiid glooiloy, highcer price s'wee aslked and expected foriWhetat, and af fess pickeih samliples were sa)ltl 2s; per qutarter dearer ; the geheral tahue of this article was not, tIss~cver, whore our last qltotatitin , aod the srtds vcre rather ?? is islit so ...

... Tuesdays Post conltuded. B3AI'`?IJUP7'S hrom Saeterdlay's, Gazelle. Josepbliggiis, of Chipping-Norton. lnaltster.; Joseph Fuller, of tile Neat Houses, St. George's, Han- over-square, Middlesex, gardenerand nurserymian., John Raihonfl toe younger, of Sunderland llear thc Sea, Dorianh , draper. Thomias Whellier, of Exeter, spirit-merchant. Sil~ooHelfird, ~of Southowram, Yoreishire, beoubsellcr ...

... I |SAVINQ,.AN!cS. - - ' Mr. ROSE. rose toi 4iore for leave to uiriogin rs' Bill to enconrage Saviog Bans. *'hei Right' lHun. Gent. observel, that, from tile want of a rueans ofl depositinig their.overpils cash, many were olteft'in duced to waste tielir property iii drunkenness and dlissi pattron; so thlat,' in the liour'of 'diotire asi nie- cessity, they had no other resource to fly to for ...