... TLJESDAY'S Posr CONTINUED. Biankruj tsfrom tle London Gazette of lHdaY, My lay 20. Thomas Brettoll, Rupert-streot, IHaymarket, printer. William Smith, Curtain-road, timber moerhant I Alexander Duncan, Conper's-court, Cornllli, merchant. John Stewvart, Hamlpton-street, W wo~ri, linen diaper. William looper, Reading, lBerh~sllre, tobaco manufacturer. Johnl Rowvley, sen. Willeall, Staffordshire, ...

... fN5COIE TAR. The following is an abstract of the principal provisions of the Bill for granting to her Majesty Duties on Profits arising from Property, Professions, Trades, and Offices:- 1. That from and after April 5, 1842, the duties mentioned in the following schedules shall be levied:- ScellDULE (A.)-For all lands, tenements, andhereditanmeuts, or heritages, in Great Britain, there shall ...

... TUESDAY'S POST CONTINU'ED. Bankruptsfroin tho LonZdon Gaette of l'riday, March Il. John Perry Clarko and Osmond Lekvis, Croon-court, Thread- icedle-street. ncwspaper agents. Emily Ann Birch, Bedford-place, lodging house-beeper. Samuel Jackson and Frederick Thomas, 13orncoudsey-street, 13ermnondsey, woolstaplerI Philip \WoodrowvllartNorwicl,, Ioach-maker. Joseph l1orneastle, Glamford ggo, ...

... YESTEMBAY'S MARKETS. London Corn Erchainge, Friday, June 24. ?? have fi8n genial showers to-day, and by our letters wve perceive that rain has fallen in different parts of tho countly d iring the ?? this morning's market the show of English Wheat was again small, but the demand being sloD, last Mutt- day's prices were with dificulty.supportod. The transactions in free Foreign Wheat were ...

... . Eanbreupto front ftzs L~ondon Gazette o f lfiid ay, ~eb>.11. C. Csowall, Woburs-place, Russell-square, lodging housekeeper. John and Thomas Fielding, Blackburn, Lancashire, joiners. James Kirkpatrick, Newport, Isle of Wight, bankor. Edmund MWarnre, Lisle-street, carpenter. John Methuen Gipps, Ilowland-street, Totteoliham-court-road, wine merchant. Henry Brayne, Nine Elms, coal merchant. ...

... MAR KiET HERALD. CORN EXCEIANGE, Mlonday, Jan. I7. Although the supply of English Wheat was very moderate this morning from the principal countie, yet owing to the coarse and indifferent description in which a large proportion of the samples cae to hand, the trade was exceedingly slow during the whole of the day, and even at the close many of the Essex ruos were left unsold. 'The fewY dry and ...

... MARKET HEFRALD. CORNz E3XClfANGr, Mlvondus, Nov. 7. In consequencee of a ve ry-monde rate supply of W h eat froru Esso x, lKent, and Suffolkf, and theo tonc of the trade having evidently iniproved of lato, our millers ovincood more disposition to pur- chalse, anid advanced rates vworo very genor-ally doemandod at the commoencenent of boobooos, 'rTho eondition of sampleo was mucli ns0 usual, ...

... CORN EXCfIANvGE, Afonday, Dec. 27. This morning tile sceatier has again become frosty, wvith some appearance of duration. The deliveries of English Wheat from most of the principal counties were shorter than usual, and al- though in consequence of the holidays we have a thin attendance of dealers at maidiet, the trade nevertheless is firmer than might be expected, and the best selected parcels ...

... UEDY'S'POST CON'TINUED. Bankraptsfros t le London (ezette of Friduay, llMarcA 25. David Nutt, Strntford-green, merchant. Deane Samuel Walker, Great St. Helen's, London, india rubber manufacturer. Charles Graydon. St. Anni's-place, Limehouso, ship chandler. Richard Turvill, Kingston-upon'rlTames, Surrey, baker. Piers Lone, Norley, Cheshire, shoemaker. Thonlas Thomas, ?? Hlere fordshire, miller. ...

... YinTERDYS 1LRI&F. London Corn Exchange, Friday, Feb. 2S. Mr. Villiers' motion on the Corn Laws was defeated last night by a majority of 303, and there is now little doubt that Sir R. Peels measure will be carried with but slight alteratisns. The trade il grain meanwvhile remains in a very dtill state, aid at many of the leading provincial markets held since our last prices have furtlier ...

... T'UESDAY'S POS'1' CONTINUFD. Banhkruitsfroi the London Gamette of FridO/y, April 2. Arthur Jarrett, Castle-street, Southaurk hat manufactinrer. William Carr and John Coull, Sunderland, Durham, merchants. 30hn W~right, W~olverhlampton, Staffordshire, grocer. '3'homaa Winder, Lancaster, ironmnonger. Richard Terry, OClctenhlam, common brewber. Iames Nutter, Cambridge, miller. Francis ?? Fowell ...

... : ?? 0 en ur ircuveiy. C UORN P nAVERAG ES Y. NAMES OF Tll TOH'WNS FROM WHICH IT IS PROPOSED THAT RETURNS SHALL BEP MADE, IN ADDITION TO THOSE MOMt WHICH TIIE AVERA.GS ARE AT PRESENT DIADE uP. Cheshlire-Congleton, Knutsford, Macclesfield, and Stockcport. Luzeaslisk'c-Aslhton-tunder-Lyne, Blackburn, Bury, Oldham, Ornlskirk, and Rochdale. Dorhys/sire-Bakewell and Chesterfield. ...