... . YESTERDAY'S WAKEFlD CORN May MARKET. H: We have a fair arrival of all articles here this mornin. Fine fresh Wheat nearly maintains the B rates oflast Friday, but all secondary and ill-condi- r tioned samples meet heavy rate at a decline of Is. B per quarter. S Oats unaltered. Bailey is eavv sale except for K fine fresh quality., which maintain last Fridays T prices. Beans without variation, ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, MAr 9. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM COOKE, timber-merchast, Hereford, to surren- der May 10, at two, and June 19, at 'eleven, at the Green Dragion n, lerefo Robinson .Queeu-street Plae, Sot- 'wark-bridge,IondonGGoh ar. *, r HANDY PAVIS)asJJSSi DAVIS, lothiers,Chalford, Gloucesteresbire, fIfay.28 and June 19, at twelve, at the Grey- bound Inn, Chalford. Heath, Charlotte~rw, ...

... YESTERDAY'S WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. We have a large supply of Beans, fair of Wheat, but short of other arficles. Wheat is in fair request and is. per qr. dearer. Oats are fully as dear. Not much doing in Malting Barley, the season being nearly over. Beans unaltered in value. LEEDS CLOTH MARKETS.-In the Colourel and White Cloth Halls, on Saturday, there was a good demand for every description of ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETT9, MAY i. BANKRUPTS.; HERBERT GOLDING; victoal]r, Nev-inn-yard, Shore. ditch, to surrender May 8 and Jane 1, at eleven, at thei Court of Bankruptcy. Gibson, Basinghall-street, official designee; Ashley, Shored~itch. -. J HN-BJOA HUAiST,,ea pnter, Shelton, Staffbrdshirei. Mlay 16, A A IndJune lzat one, at the Swan Inn, Hanielr,. Stdfferdrdhiiie. Dutton, snley; King, ...

... YESTERDAY'S WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. - ! There is a fair supply of Wheat here-this raining, fine fresh qualities are rather. dearer, but there is no. im rovement in other descriptions. I iats are without variation. Fresh Barley is in fair request at late prices, but other sorts meet dull sale. 'Hard Beans are fully as dear, hut sales are rather I slow. LEEDS CLOTH MARKETS.-In the Colourel and ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, A.Y 8. The arrival of Who'at to tiis Joy's tar ,Lot is smaller thitt loat iveckc other ?? rin target. Tue dettsustid thn WIt~ht boo boor very limited, at a uteetitte of is par h. in the iecondary qoutlities te y little dJiog. Barley hbs beets to. gertqr. lower, mul very htteay sole, thc reqthr hte ing alrm vr uit mtasy of' the olaltoter a tee guett noel ritog Onto, Shelling, ...

... I COMPARISON OF FOREIGN. GRAIN AND FLOUR WITH TUE ENGLISH MARKET. The price of white wheaton brea~dofthe first qufality at Paris is 67jc the leaf Of two kilogrammos, which is less than 6d the loaf of 4ib English weight,.and -the. price ,of bread of the first ?? 94the loakfof 4lb,the difl'~rexse is530 or tent that bread is erermi.L'ondon than at Paris,. Te E£ighest-gohtitfon 6fCwhite wheat of ...

... FROM FRID)AY NI/GHT'S GAZETTE, May 18. BANKRUPTS. HENRY LLOYD, Old Bond-street, draper, to sunrender May 28, at twelve-o'elock, June 29, at one, at the BankrupW' Court; solicitore, Meesrs. Turner aid Hensman, Basing- lone; official aesgnee, Mr. Green, Aldermnnburih ABRAHAM ABRAHAM Lanne End, Sta'dordshire, drag: bt: Ma , June 29, at twelve 'o'cnck,! at the Swan inn, Hanlev 801i2citor, Kr. Dean ...

... COMPARISON OF FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR WITH THE ENGLISH MARKET.' The highest quotation of white. wheat ofthe fthft quality at Hamburgh is 24 rixdolarg ctrrefitthe last,which anowdrs to Yso. 2d. the quarter;: and the-highest quotation of red wheat of the frst quality is JIG rixdqllars current the last, which answers to 's . 'li. the quartet; and tierere the raenn price at Hainbfbrgh of whitc and ...

... FROMU FRIDAY NIGHT'SGAZETTE, Aprl 2Z. BANKRUPTS. JOHN BILLETT, Northletet, Rent, cattle salemamn, to suirrender May15. June 8, at eleven o'clcek, at tbeBsnkrupts' Cout,; solicitor,PMr. Sandell, Bread-street, Cheapside; officid! assignee, Mr. Graham, Basinghall-street. i B _NJAIIAMN-BROWN; New Windsor, oilman, May 8, at tvo o'clock, June S at ele.ven, nt the Bankrupts' Couirt; sosU- citor, Mr. ...

... . YESTERDAY'S WAIKEFIELD CORN b C MARKER. 3 The fresh arrivals of all Grain here to-day are k short. S Fine fresh Wheot is ?? to 2s. per uuarter dearer, d and other descriptions Is.; but the trade is not brisk. - Oats are fully as dear. Barley goes off slowly, at L the rates of last Friday. Beans are unaltered. LEEDS CLOTH MARKETS.-In the Colourei and White Cloth halls during the past week, ...

... BANKRUPTS. RICHARD DAVIS, linen-factor, Watling-street, to sur- render May 25 and June 26, at twelve, at the Court of Bank. ruptec. Graham, Baeiaghall-street, offcial assignee; Robin. Son, Queen-street-place. Upper Thames-atreet. WILLIAM REDGRAVE, brass-fhunder, Great Queen. street, Lindoln's Inn-fields, hlay 25 and June 26, at eleven, at the Court of Bankroutcy. Graham, Bashighall-4treet, ...