... '-Tuesdaly's Post continued BANKRU;PTS f~mi Sseturdlay'& Ga~ettc J. Jones, of Cathaeine-street, Strand, cabirit-oirer. J. Kilvirrgton, Bamlrside, Southwark, coal-rnerchaat.- D. .Smith, of Lad-lanre, wholesale hosier. R. Shermnan, of Rupert-strect, horse dealer. Dav'. Jackson, (if MNanreester, setiler ir cwtt(in-goouls. Caleb Duxbury, of Tocliholtues, calics-p)riuster. Jobhn Goodwin, of ...

... OND:ON1 MARKETS. CORA, EXCHANGE,) 'e 2; As *ve had this sloriling a very moderate arriral ef Essex and Keut Wheat', and the Weather has been peculiairly u11favourable since last Friday, an advance. w|as expected in thle market, but on the contrary, Wheit was very dull, but little sold, and tiat 2s. to 3s, per quarter ?? was bris; in de- aud, and 'readily ?? our last quotation, as well as Malt, ...

... L-ON0 N 0 K , ?? at AR K.E TQ. CORN EXCH.4NG el'c had this morning! but an moderatc supplyof Graia in guenral, ivhichje cowbined with the ?? unfavourablc state of the weather (iucessmnt rssi;), g'tre an animation to the tradej and produced. orn responding rise inl ?? UWhcatswere full 3s. perl quirter d carer, andi obtained a brisk sale, which applies alsoto the msiddling samples.-Maltcontinu- ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON MAIARKETS. CORN EXXCIiH.ONGE, September 23. Our market was 'rnoderately supplied with Wheat to-day, but the trade was extremely dull and cheaper, except the superfine old samples, which support our last ?? samples of now Wheat, which were tolerably plentiful, could hardly obtain an offer, althougb offered much lower, as appears by the an- nexed currency; and there is nothing doilg in ...

... i i - - C01UY EX'c'HA GE, Sejstctozter 116 W'e had a nioderat suppily of Essex and Eentish Wbe'at to-day, amongst which there were several salimples of new, hut tbe delmand was rery small, and limited to the old,,%..iiich realised last Monday's with ease-; whilst th lensw was lweavy in sale, not beimng erey dry. - 3arlcy fulily supported our last quiltation; and Malt: vas aloore plentifill, ...

... Wrednesday's 'T7hursflmy' Posts. Bfnvarupts from Tuesday's Gazette. Richard Anlckeilzie B;acon and Simon Willdn, of 'i'aierblaj, Norfolli, paper-nianifact orcrs. Cco. Massie Pearco and 1m-.I Henry Hodlson. (.AIarles Winiteltaoll Baylis, of Biriiimighun), d;iler. John Gadsby; of Nottingliarm, bticr. Jot1 a Util , of Kingstou-u ?? ol ;master n icr. -Johin 3oton, of Eaxste, hiolkc'. ...

... Tuesdayfs Post continued. BANK)?RUPYTS from Satnderay'.s Gautte. G. Denbv, of Newv Bridge, Snaith, Yorkhiure, *ic- tuallera td cornfacter. William G nimo, of Glocester, statlil : B. T. Bennitett, of SAvecting's-alIcy, C hill, Loin- don, stuff-merchant. John Talls, of Doucaster, wvholesale linen-drapICer. Mathcw Taylor, of llugby, Yorhshiic, tanier. : Dawvsen Hiumble, of SkelbrooliW, ...

... It'ednesday's ' 77tursdmf & Fosts. Bankruptsfrom Tuesday's Gazette. Win. Bowley, of Halfnoon-strect, London, oillman. ?? Wniu. 'itford and Richard Titford, of Uniou-street, Spitalfields, silk-manufacturers, William Macdowal Tartt, of Broad-street Loudon, merchant. James Bush, of Bishop Stortford, moin y-scrivcnter. John Morrison, late of Pentonl ille, inerchalit. William Sadler Mason, of ...