... L OND)ON 'TlARKETS. CORN EXCGhIJJNGE,; April 15. There were mniny buyers ?? this morning, aand not havin¢- a large arrival, tbe fine runs were taken oft almost as soon as siresvn, at an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter, ant townards the creoRL of the niatrlct the mnealmen having succeeded in raising the price of flour 5s. per sack, it occasioned nmuch brisckness in the sales of mriddling ...

... 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 ...

... a CORNV EXCOH.AGNE, A4pril 22.: Our muarket was very bare of every article thisr nmorning (excepting Oats,) m r,. so thau we have' seen for some months past; and bavilng at the samc timc a very lively deniaild for eisery 'article, there was a corre3pondiingrisc~in the prices ' Wheat ob- e tamied' an extraordinary adisice, say full -7s. erd quarter,, and Flour in consequence also, rose 'ts; per ...

... LONDON -MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGNE, April 1. WVe had a very moderate supply of Grain for this day's marliet, and fine Wheats were in demand, and readily obtained an ?? of from Is. to 2s: per qr. since this day ?? was also full Is. deaires; but Malt is dull in sale, unless ?? met very ready purchasers at last week's' prices, and a few handsome samples were sold on better terms, 'say one shilling ...

... 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 ...

... Tulesday's Post continued. BAN4IuRUPTS frrn Satiurday's Gazette.. -tiomas Goddy, of Clenment's-lane, tailor. doln D)avis and *VilliamnTuylor, of Oxford-street, liten-draper. J. Thorp, of Uridge-foot, London-bridge, friterer. tC. V. Cohvell, of Groat Russell-street, linen-drali'e. Wni. Henry TThomas, of Kingston-uponl'l-Tautes lineno-draper. Thomas Brame, of ?? herring-morchrant. Samuel Arnison ...

... rm'ednesday'si Thtwlsday'sPosts, BR4NKRUPTS firom -7Tiestqy's Gazette. Nicholas Williams, of Neptune-street, Rotherhithie, sail-maker, Benjamin Jewnings, of Bbistol, carpenter. John Oliver, of Sutton St. Mary, miller. Richard Worthy, of Exeter, wouolent-manufaclturur. 'Thonmas Leader, of P'rt E uandas, nerchant. Robert Hole, of Bow, serge-maker. ..Wm. RuishforthbofGreetliasd, woullei ...

... CORN EXCHA4NGE, :pril 8. As there. was a scanty supply of New Wbeats this morning, and a brisk demand, all the fine runs were taken off with niuch briskless at an advance of Is. per ?? conti lies in lively demand by the nsaltsters, and is sold as soon as arrivithe price is about Is. per. quarter dearer thati last Monday; Malt also is in very brisk demand, and Is. dearer.- Pease of each kilnd, ...

... TIuesday's Pcst continued. BANKRUPTS from Saturdlay's Gazette. Jolmh Jessett, late of Elcot, Kintbury, Berlis, farmer. lienryShaw, late of Ulvlestou, Lancashire, scriveller' and slate merchant. William Penny, of Titchfield, Haunts, brewer. Willian Cooke, of Millsbridge, Yorkshire, and Joseph iLittleseod, of Leeds, carpet nianufactisrers. Joseph Cooper, latt of Attleborough, NorflbIk, nillir. I ...

... Tlesdaq's Post continued. EROM THE -LONDN GAZETISN SATURDAt, APRIL 13. BAINKR UpT ?? George Children, of Tonbridge, bunlecr. John Tyi Cr, of lBickerstaff, cattle-dealer. George Nortb, of Breuckock-, carrier. John Mansell, of Wood-street, haberdasher. (eorge Ffitel, of Chelmsford, draper. Christopher Holland, of Lambeth, arnsy-aglft. G. Willianms, of Church-row, Limchouse, dealer. T. and G. ...

... 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 ...