... ,WBUNEWA. c & THURSDAY's POSTS. Jamies Wsilson, of K;!1g- tist IcrClaLflt. Julo P't'rrr, o~t No;nzr:::ol,'X''l ilr Robert Ormc, of Il0nto' -n . -'sre.t, rapler. WI'illijam -Tinslev, of Arnolh.N-its, bulaiclllitl. MT2. S. Burniett, of N, %v Loi 1o-!rect, mcrrh tt. James A'izenl, of' oltIl \ era~hil, 1'il s, eaker. Wi illiant (lo(Idtle, of, PortsL!a, CarpN'tr. flioh Ilael I arding, of (t'I ipcl ...

... i & THIUTRSDAY's POSTS. I ha hi rij f.5 'ini~ '/we (s( /. i /ffm. Richarcl Tui il, o,) fi -illl bililder. Jolhn Furner AlVits, (if A 1g9Al rourt, stowk-brokcr. John Webt'ord, of S- thl rk, ?? dealer. Charles P1otter, of )o; .ioach painter. John Whitelock, of litthoo, XoItS, d1raper. Charlc4 Rich. Dennett, of the Fatilia.-Ioad, cheese- monger. Thos. Sumner, of Clithero, Lancashire. ironrnonger. ...

... I JDA7TS PCISr CONTI'INUEi). Birnkrfapts fronm 'Stordtyl's Gaetefle. William 141assey, of Heaton Norris, Lancashire, cot- ton manufacturar. Abraham Howartbd ad John Whitehead, of Lever Banks, nearBoltop, Lancashire, calico printers. Samruel Procter, of Calvericy, Yorksbire, ilothier. William Lowes o iY.rpool, broker. Rohert Ford, .of '8ridiewater, merchant. T. W. Cooper, of Idverpool, ...

... Wkl,,J),'N )AY 5& 'rJTURSDAY's P0s'OST 5ajkri:7 pts from. Tile.Y/az Gazette. J. Tristram, Willenhall, Stafftrdshire, iron-master. Tlmnias Suitcliffi, of llalifax, cotton-spinner. John Kincaid, of Spital-square, silk-nmunufacturer. Henry Fred. (Ctl&y, of Broad-strcet, whic-inerchant. James Houghton, of Manchester, linen-draper. ...

... ~a . Corn E.tvweanye, Sept. 26. Tite arrival of Wheat and Flour sinee this day se'nnight, it will be seen by our hist of importations beneath, has been but moderate, as was also the sup- ply ot MWheat this morming * thle condition, lhowever, being somewhat better th:an of late, there was msore briskness in the trade, and in some instauces rather better prices wvere obtained ; but the middling ...

... PC,4 -rcopsesINUIE). BRznk?'N:pf s1, fo~n &eherduiy's Gas't/e. John Hybart, of Brih;tol, carpenter and builder. Joseph Taylor, of Alanchester, machine-maker. James Stokes, of Brisl, millr. George Ordoyno, of Noting'naiu, bobbin and carriage- maker. Richard Leonard, of Cheapside, warebouseman. John Powell, of Southamptonfbuildings, tailor. Joseph Coulthard, of Bishopsgate-strceet, cable and ...

... WEDNES~D. k & 11 R tSDA Y's PiS. John l'olloett, oF ratli, innkeeper. John Sqlluarer , ?? Piid x,; jn. andI Wialter lcrc Prideaux, of' king.h bri , I )Lvon, ?? Isaac Nacho of l.1riA.rM , r la-gcr. E. Il iggs, of T lorb'i lccrshire, spirit tleaIl'. John Nachujar, ja a ujil Q 1'rcutford, ganicce. ...

... mogooll -AlarhOo. Corn Exchange, Oct. 24. There has been a good supply of Flour since this day se'nnight, though the arrival of Wheat during the same period has not been large. Such was the case also this morning; the mealing trade nevertheless was exceedingly dull, and last week's prices were only supported for superfine parcels; the middling and ordinary sorts are certainly ?? is in an ...

... WErNEOLfI i & THURSDAY's POST'S. Ra akruptsfi oun Tausd(Vj's Ga~elte. Wim. Cowdroy, of Gorton, Lancashire, glue-maker. J. Nichol and Peter Nichol, of Cornhiil, merchants. Win. Hill, of Anndell-street, Panton sqnare, tailor. John Smith, of Broad-strect, brokler. Edward Saudtell, of the Strand, tavern-keeper. ...

... noloolt i'llarmtoo Corn Exchange, Oct. 3. There has been a good supply both of Wheat and Flour since this day se'nnight, and we had a tolera. ble arrival of Wheat this morning, chiefly from Essex and Kent; but the general condition not being over firne, the best runs only were taken off on the same terms as last week, and the trade on the whole is full ls.. per quarter ?? meets a very heavy ...

... it UV ' icgv; r, ( CONTiINUED. ,nSuturtdey's Gazctte. ?? llarvqy, of Cloudlesley-tarrace, Islington, surgeon, ?? and dru-gist. William 111'aihur anld1 Thomas Laker, of Cannons street, London, wholesale grocers. Zachary Hulthin, of' Catherille-court, Tower-hill, London, merchant. Thomas Aughtie, of the Poultry, seal engraver. Richard Robinson, of the Saracen's Head, Friday- street, tavern ...

... WVlooaot 1artato. Corn Exchange, 0Odt. 17. Nie had a tolerably fair supply of Wheat this morning from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk; and the condition being on the whole souiewhat better than of late, the best runs met a ready sale on full as good terms as this day se'nnight, but the middling and ordinary sorts go off very ?? is in to- lerable request by our maltsters, and though we had a fair ...