... TUESDAY'S POSTr CONTINUED. Ba ?? thd London Gazette of Flriday, May 12. Joscpb Poolly, Maidstone, timbor merchant. John Stevens, Britwell Salome, Oxfordshire, ironfounder. James Caleb Whittenbury, Blacklicath-hill, Kent, builder. Edward Binyon, Bell's-buildings, Salisbury-square, Fleet-streot, commission agent. JoyXn Gollop, David Redmund, and Thomas Kingsnorth, Charles- street, City-road, ...

... AIARKEr HERALD. nt CORN DXCU.l-NTGE,1 i'llonday, Dec. 25. ;o This morning (Monday) being Christmnasp DPy, thle Corn Ex- s I change is closed. sd iAHTtltN PRICE 0' (tRAIN AS UNDtittO Wheat ?? 40,e to 4'da Malt ?? 64s to tIG T'ck I .. 2 to 8 ?? ?? 413s to 5 Is Finle.6sl (to ~ harw 218s to 3'2s Ut White ?? 44s to,4lis I-log Peas 27s to 21k IFee-d oats l Bs to I Os Fine .. 0s to 56s M11aple ?? 2 ...

... Dacnkruptsfrom the London Gazette of Friday, July 2 1. Joseph Starling, Southampton, hattcr. John Gray. Jarrosv, Durham, timber merchant. William \Ylitegjun. Aldersgate-street, chemist and druggist. Ilenry Ellis, Norwvich, draper. Heonry Andrews an Charlea Twining, Peoldmm, brewers. Thyinas Lloyd Jones, Wimborne Miister, Dorsetshirc, surgeon and apothecary. Evdward E nrdley, Exeter, china ...

... MARKET HE.RALD. CO-RN E1XC (IA NG4, M1ondoye, June 26. niad( Flee supply. of Wlicat,this morning from Esse- is very modlerate P11- whilst fioni Kent and other counties there is less'than sauhi at tv More firmness was conisequently pvineed in the eales, and the -H trade recovered from the depression experienced on F riday last. Drill The continuance of fine weather tends to check any material F ...

... MIARKTll,' HERALD. CORN. EXCUlAl NO, Mforday, Janl. 2. The continued short supplies uf English Wheat at the present season tend to improve tile demand, notwithstanding there is still m uch reason to complain of the condition of samples. This mnorning the quantity fresh up from Essex, Kent. and Suffolkc being very limited, the millers became earlyr purchas'ers, and a good clearance wvas ...

... MARKETS. &c. ?? 10, OLC. Li'verpool Corn Exchange, Jan. 17.-There was a very slender attendance of buyers at to-day's market, and the trade generally was dull at about the prices current on this day se'nnight; there was, however, no disposition to press sales of any article. Dirmninhghaa Corn Mar/Iet, Jan. 18.-During the'present week, in censequence of the decline in Mark-lane, our millers ...

... CORN ElXCIA NO E, Afondoy, Atcy, 8. Having a very moderate arrival of Eilglishi Wheat this morning fromt thed~ifferent coun ties, and the trade ?? been Somewhat disposqed to improve (luring the last eseelc, whilst reports frost several of the country markets state rather better lprices to he obtained than prevailed a short time back, factors consequently demanded] higher rates, say from Is. to ...

... TUESDAY'S POST CONTINUED). Vankituisfr om the London Gazette of Friday, Sept. 1. Robert William rewiq, Shenfleld, Essex, farmer. Thomas Prosto Pinio, Liverpool, ship chandler. William Hoole. Sheffield, loather-dresser. G4eorge Barnabas Bone, late of Leipsic-roadCamberwell, builder. Wm. Greenslade, Swintin-strert, Gray's Inn-lane, builder. Alexander teidl, Chelsea Park Cottuge, Little Chelsea, ...

... TUEsDAY'S P OST CONTINUEID. ?? ?? B Lrt Jfrow i1e Lolot G{Uzd o(if Friday DGc. 22. WVillinen OarpcntOz, Southampton, atationlr. John Ballard, Mai Ioinebrjzier and tinnlan. ' uno, . Iate of Stalnopa-torrace, hyde I'arl, corn chandler. Michel lladlev, Vsall, chemist, d andggiat, and grocel. Jobn Wbitley, Live(pool, sargcon and apotCecary. Jo1hn1 Lautrce, l irighamn, siri morchiaat. F11OM ...

... - I-one rwvrX -t7z m . 3 CORN EXCfIANGOr, Monday, Dec. 4. We have an increased supply of English Wheat this morning, many vessels having got up which were detained by contrary .winds. The show of samples from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk is larger than usual, and, owing to the continued dampness of the weather, the condition and quality generally are much com- plained of. From the difficulty in ...

... ,TUESDIAY'S POST CONTINUED. BaakrqPts from the London Gazette of Friday, Jvne 23. John Noe, -lellirnborougli, Northamptonshire, baker. Thonmas Hobbs, Nettlebed, Oxfordshire, potter, brick and tile maker, lime burner,,and horse dealer. Alfred Elam, Oxford-street, and llenry Elam, Hudlersfield, surgical instrument makers, gun smiths, and cutlers. John Baylis, jun. and James Baylis, Gutter-lane, ...

... TUnSPATtS-POST COTN.D.., Ban;krits fi'rom the London Gazette of Friday, Sept. 22. Mlatthew Potter, Ne' Bond-street, haberdasher. William Shephlerd. ;un. Iron Aetou. Gloucestershire, miller. D. Smlth. Mad~ley, Halifas, Ytorkslire, vworsted manufacturer. George Sirawbridge, 13ri~tol, builder and mason. Thomas Oshbrn, Ash ton, 13irmingham, banker. Johin Ml. K~nigh1t. Rugby, Warwioks~lire ...