... TUSDA)Y~srPosy CONTINUEJD. .BHNKRUP?&fromn FRIlDAY's GAZETTE. Mason, of Ashby.de.1laouch, Leicestershire, victualler. Robert Thomas, of Wapping, potatoe salesiian. William Tarrant, of Bathwirk, Somerset, coach maker. Francis Alvenl, of Waibrook, London, feather merchant. William Siceath, of Davies-street. Berkeley-square, saddler. Rwalph Thompson and Joan Dixon, of Broltoa-le-Dloors, iron ...

... There was a considerable flatness in our market last Sa- turday, especially for Xheat, which declined about 2s. the quarter; old may be quoted at from 131. to 131. 10s. and 1ew Wheat from I 1l. to I1ll. 10s. a load. We had no new Barley, nor wasold much sought after, aitt is worth, if good, towards 35s. a quarter. Fine Oats will command 31s. or 32s. the quarter. Beans remained at 4s. ifd. or ...

... Umttboat A tett. CORN RXCIIANI2& Moenl/iq, ,iq.% 4. The arrival of Wlheat and Flour last week was but mo. derate, and the weather having been unsettled and unfavour. able for the hattest, the trade was some shillings dearer on Friday. This morning the supply of Wheht was by no means large, amongst whith were tome ?? of this year's fgrowth, the quality of which was tot particulaily tine, and we ...

... moatboat alartmfil. iln hle- CORN2 EXCHANGE. M1nada q,_Aic-. 11. into We hadl a large arrival of Wheat this morning by land sample from Essex and Kent, amotngst which were several nest samples of this year's growth, the quality and condition of ant, which seas for the moat part good ; end tlte weather having 2ted undergone a favourable change, the Mlaling Trade was ex. tite ceedingily doll, ...

... Rollbalt lliadwt' 0. it CORY EXCJIANGE, -1/ondetr;, A.. 18. r- We had an abundant arrival of Wheat last weck, upwards d of 20,000 quarters; this morning also the supply was large s, from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and the weather continuing t favourable for the harvest, tile trade is in consequence irs an n extremely dull state ; We consider old Wheat full 2s. per r quarter lower, and new from ...

... TrwUESDAY'S POsT CONTINUED. BANKR UPTS from FID. Y's GAZETTE. Win, Parker, of Horncastle, Lincolnshire, money scrivener. John Armstronz, of St. Martin's-strect, colourman. James WaltheW, of Liverpool, merchant. Vin. Euing ald ien,. Iliettargli, Liverpool, ship chandlers. H-lenry Pan~shc sen, of Frome Solivood, silk throwster. SChristoplier F:'raisland, Suswortlh, Lincolnshire, rmaltster. ...

... ?? luarUcto. in C1JRN .F.YCI~lNUl E tJ. isGmlfonl;,/, Judly 28. r- e ha a fair supply of Wheat last week, and the weather cx con tinuing favourable the trade was dull on Friday and ccr- n tainly lower; this morning also we had a good arrival front ;ed Essex, Kent, ard Suffoll, and the trade remains much as on at Friday, or about 2d. per quarter lower than this day se'nnight, a with a very ...

... Mollbogi CORN EXCIIANGR, MAondkv, Aug. 25. In addition to rather a large supply of Wheat last week, we have had a considerable arrival by land samples ibis morn. ing, chiefly from Essex and Kent, Real fine samples, both of old and new, meet a dill sale, and nitst be noted full 2S. per quarter cheaper, w1ilst the mere ordinary descriptions are taken oA slowly at this ?? Barley is still inquired ...