... TUESDAY'S LO.NvDON GAZEYITE. PBAN-RfUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Dow.se, Foauless Islailn, Exsex, farmer. - BANKRUPTS. ?? Jid 1. i, J AI$iingdon, Berk-shire, ti-mbvr-merehants. At- torieev, Mr. Mormram, Clhure'i-rovv, Fenchmircl-street. St. l 'Brewer, lemmri' ta-srree, Covent-garden, silk-manufac- turer. Attorney, Mr. James, Bucklersbimry. J. ;iVmt, (;rcelorch-smmeet, unibrelle-meker. Attorney, Ir. ...

... LONDON GA ZETTJE, ?? 10. r T lri U , D-T- - a.. ap- LIST OF .BANiIRUPT5; !by Thronis Btarlow, late of Appyleton, in tha,, torlnto if C~Cl in wltoetwught, timbe tretier, uHsr, . I tI. i.~r , B. Ill, k nl J.ane Ci a ii al 'Ile (.eore In V~ ~At !ri At ts iit~,wt tson & fii ridlatrtmi, o)iac.~ ock Wt itiani brawil ,I d Richard £rttte . T 'a me county eif Neacastle ryri. Tyera mechcli nsr cry .-rt. ...

... I ;m IallbaI)IO K 011,41011 Iflarlato, CORN-E XCHAN.VGE, Mronday, May it. There was a small sapply of Euglibhi Wheat this morning, which was readily takn (Al'h by the Millets. at the early part of the market, at an '-dvatice of about 2s. per quarter on last londay's prices.-.1arley being in demna1d. was rather dearer.-ylye, BWats, aud Peese. mntainilned lastweek's 1'itee.-'i'IAe O1 trale was ...

... ?? . ?? e ~ ?? 1A NK R U PTS. . Villiam Petimun, Hart, Kent, norseryman, May IS, q0, C Jialiu 17, at Uudi-dtl l. lidi'n S lhitutll, Messrs. M1oni. IS triou atdi Lvcchk King'b Arias Yurd,Coleloalln.streel. ie Ann Morganii, Carfaurthl itn, inUIhier, Alay 17, 2o, Jaulie 17, at Q3udlduilt, IOliodutI. Solicitors, AWtsraB. B.urfdnloni UitO F llewiti, Little Fridiiy btreet. d Jairies Gotrer, loivcr ...

... From the LONDON GAZI'i'E, 4ay 17. ?? Gazette notifies, that on the 14th the American Minister, J. Q. Adiams, Esq. had an audience of the Prince Regent, to deltver his letter of recall). BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. Manks, of Ieeds, cloth-merchant, to June sr. - BANK(RUPTS. J. Jackson, of Middleton, Norfolk, merchant, May 24, at six, 26, at ten, and Jene z8, at twelve, at the Guildhall, King's Lynn. ...

... 'on- I lest AME R 1CA. Jolla, iF Dimond, from Baltimore, with S668 brls flour for Humberstoic and co37 do 194Cc () ntaves W & J Brown & co. John Watson, I Silinon, from New Orleans, with 74 bgas ter, cotzop for Nuciarberiotn and co1 bale mons G Greeh .I John and Adam, J Knight, from Richmond, with 1300 blas ol. dour 41 hhds tobicco 3(c staves for Hlayes and Story-301 lis and tobacco 10 ...

... From the LONDON GAZET'TE, AIay 10. BA N KRU PT1. IS, T. Barlow, hppleton, Cbester, wvheehwrigh! & tiinher-rer. a5 chulit, M~Iay 29, SO, Jui4 ou, at Ilie George, Waningiton. Ie Slicitor, fir-.Chester, Staple Inn. .g W. W roweil nnd a. Brevist3r, Newcostle-upnn.Tyne, mer- le cbails. ?? 37, 31, June '2i, at thi George, Neweuafle. ie upuu.mTz. bulicituns, Mesails. Athiiusun aid WiklIds, Chau. id ...

... AdGRICULTURE, MARK'Els, vc At Boston fair, on the 5th of May, the shew of sheep was very large; acd motwithstandilg the long continued drought, they sold well. Next day there was a larger sheev of fat beastr than at the late Lincoln fair, and they said at prices fully equal to what was obtained there. At Llaingavelech fair, the shew of cattle was not so large as is usual at this season; much ...

... FINVANCE. By the Finance Aneeonta, printed byorter of t ie I-loa of C mooos, Fir tbe year IS16, it ?? the Total S!In collected fr in every iatirce, on ?? of the Governmeont of G ret Br tai l, in- chidingI seis in the l-ar Is eftbe Collel- tors and Receivers of Taxes, atnoonted to - - - - -- - - -- That there was paid frcm ltbise gros searn, Chearrei for CGo- lectizti and Mataging - 3,740,985 ...

... From the LONDON ET. ZETJ'E, Mnlay 2o. B.A NKRUP''S. 0. Nattali, of Nichola4 alane, Lomhard .streetf,5 etcmantt May 30. Jume 1, and July t, at ten, at GUildlIall. Attorney, Mr. G. A'4ams. t el Jewry- G. Lo,?rgire, 1 ite ar A lpele'lv. %estnnorlind. detler, June 4, at the Kih:'s Head jin, ApplP.'o, nnll July t. n- the King's Afts lin, n('arlisle Attorney, Mr. ?? Chrlaotte rou, ?? Hnuse. I. ...

... AGRICULTURE, IARKE73, -e. After a track of the most unsettled, cold, and backward weather, with frost for the greater part of the night, we had, I on Thursday last, a fail of rain, continuing all the day, which has been succeeded by mild seasonable weather, with genial showers, already productive of a favourable chan ze io the ap- pearance of the fields, and promising the best effdcts to the ...

... rash &c. inore *flfkK-R72s & .MaY -Foimrend ~to Leith fh abie 0trati, &c. imported i ,to L ,t. *e 9 h May :4Fore~gn.. ,~O Ih 1or the s to hzarnsso saddle horslednfs thierel was flut nidfe (2orkernourl firn foWhat,40 wae ,( te a grea -Buabrlaeyn, of good ?? Utlteleod at$, 0%i ., | asruippre- would hay0 be7 o effecte9, bad the the 7 here-asagood upoe b fc 7-d- y ulst w0brels ?? wth ready sae ...