... LeATEST XNTEML:XG2ENTC. _ FROM FRIDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. Thlos. Creeke, Cambridg,, ?? Caston, Basingstoke, ?? iVebster, Sheffield, newspaper proprietor- Wmn. A. Whintield, Newcastle upon-'i'ync, ?? w. Dickin, is Tycoch, Denbigh, ?? Johnson,Anston,Yorkshire, mil- 1er-John Jlackson, IH-lll, inokeeper-Jos. R. Atkinson, Caistor, e wvine ?? Leyshon, Cardiff, ?? Glas, 'Devizes, coal ?? ...

... TR4hDE, Comr/XE.OE, & CATAUFACTURa.S. COLONIAL MARKETS. [From the London Newo Price Current, Muy 30.] Suan.-TIhe public sales this afternoon consistedof Barbadoes and Newv Tinidad s egar; the foinler vvent off heavily, and a part only sold at a decline on Friday's rates of Is. per cwt., fine yellow went at t7s. to OSs., good lls. to COs. Cid., mid 62s. Od. to 3ls. Cd.; the latter all sold, bat ...

... I ROPo THE ZFO0 r ON GXXZZ TMTa(rX flAUttilUPTS-IirtlDAY. Oliver and York, Stony Stratford, bankers, to surrender June 13i, July 7, at Baoinghall-street. Sols. Cardales & Co. London Wmn. Cepjer, otherwise Simpson, otherwise James Thomas, Reading, grocer, Jane D, July 7, at the same place. Solicitor, Murray, Londen Edwd. Condeon, Milton-street, Dorset-square, & lidward-streat, builder, Jane t, ...

... &iGJZCUL WUItrEA' ZINWT-,ZGrENXE. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [From tlhe Marh-Lane EBpress, May 29.) Notwithstanding the rather discouraging reports from Mark- lane, quotations have been tolerably wvell maintained at most of the leading provincial markets. At the leading ports on the t Wet Coast (wvhere stacks of wheat are extremely small) the 1 value of the article has also been ...

... WARIsET ZNTELLZGENCE. ci. cear edff readil'y, at anadvance of o.petriqr. Over last Moniday'a r ries ad orig wea w n eqet a hesm advanDe. The puples of a baley,, lbans, en'a d ?? trifling, and pie r fimymaintained. The oat trade is fully as dear, wvithl a betterssale. :e ~~Per Qr. 8. . per Qr. S. 3 0WHEAT, Essex and Kent.rd4S. hte. . 7F S Sff'ol kand Norfolk 42 46 ' 44 34 n Irish If . ,40 ...

... 331LSTO:i ZMP03PZTSX 1ntheGeorgo,fromSt.Vincent: Baillie aed Co.,3dbrlsStbags cocoa, 442 hbds 58 tres IS brls sugar, 2 brls arrow-root; [l. Ed- ward., 4 ditto, I brt sugar; Messrs. Ma1ssey, 24 hlhds ditto, 2 'urls 20 tins arrow-root; Daniel and Sons, C hhds sugar; Order, 30 do. In the Fanny, from Barbadoes: Daniel & Son, 480 hhds 20 trcs 31 brls sugar; W. Claxton, S hhds sugar In the Concord, ...

... ITADBE COtOMMERZCLE, & MANIT1'ACTlRzS COLONIAL MARKETS [From the London Neat Price Current, June 6.] SUGAR.-The refined market was rather firme, but prices ia, not improved. Standard lumps are 7is. to 780. 6d., brown cery 760. to its., best bonded crashed 2S5. Hd. to 26tla. TeA.-The market baa a heavy appearance, and there ista little doing. Good ordinary Congouis are quoted Is. per lb. CoFFie ...

... J1ZARILET ZXTZILLZGENCE. Ig LONDON CORN EXCIIANGE.-MONDAy. es :The supply of' English wheat was liberal this morning, and a aln clearance could not be effected until an abatement of is. per qr. 4rs o75 the currency of Moflnday last was submitted to. Barley. peas, and beans were steadily supported at previous pr-ices. Oats ier, were likewise held firmly at former rates. we WEAT, Ese n .ELt .red ...

... LATflST XNTE7.1,ZGENCM. PE, FROM\ FRIDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. ,BANKRUPTS. E, Jas. IV NIfalana, Ludcigte-hill, ?? Grieve, Nicholas. lane, ?? Des'eOafeerd , beekcsullor-Clark. Mithelle an1d Ce. Leicester, b-inkers-Win. MusRAave, Leeds, dyer-Jao. Brvasley, Lceds, ?? Einey, M2anchester, shoe- o maker-_homas Mlrrian, SlielikeleJ, byewer. o LoxDoN Conc E. aNG 'd'l7-English and fo- ; foeeinl wvheat ...

... I'aROM T| 3 LTONDON GAZETTES. BANIRUPTS-PRIDAY. Thos. Creeke, Cambridge, tailor, to surrender June 13, July 11, at Basinghall-street. Sols. Nicholls & Co. London George Gaston, Basingstoke, ironmonger, June 6, July I], at the same place. Solicitors, Johnson and Co. London John Webster, Sbeffield,newspaper proprietor, jine 14, July 7, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Leeds. Solicitor, Bulmer, Leeds ...

... f MICUIlTURAL XNTiELLIGENCE. In, be REVIEW OF THE BRITISH1 CORN TRADE. ,y. [Rrom the Mark-Lane Express, June 12.] lie Notwithstanding the fears and doubts entertained respecting ant the growing grain crops, the trade in corn bas remained in ed rather a quiet state during the week. Had not the reports from r- Mark-lane of a fall in the price of the article tended in some er measure to check the ...

... LATEST UNTEMLXGENCZ. tile 'bs FROM FRIDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. Still Gen. Chapman, Aylesbury, grocer-Black, Gore, and Taylor, Sambsrook-court, ?? Barton, Sheffield, butcher- Jas. Stoodley, Biridport, ?? Lampert, per- Devoniport, linen ?? Farmer, Wellington, Salop, 3fln- tea de~aler-Winl. Hail, Birmintghamt, shoemaker-Gleo. Leeson. save Birmingham, ?? L. Dobson, Kidderminster, carpet ...