... 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 ...

... FRIDAY. JULY 7. 1843. E -. E bloedoi REVENUE.gentler .Jhstfri't of' MEw ANVt Produce of the Recemete of Great Wh Sti Brditain. in the Years and Quarters endinra Ju~ly 5, Horse 104,2 and 11143 ;sheivinl/ the Ilnereas' Or D'creaees 0101n's thee~lt. ?? pened, V* ears eanid d Jlv i, It is or 113t2. 1843. tuerease. D~eretrae. 5 Sl1,10 -~ (Colone X X the Bri 4t~ol1,4519,135 I.1t)1,8091 .549,033 ...

... ,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, ...

... TmEl, LARhE WO60 TAPfS IN THlE COUN-TIES OF BE RKS AND BUCKS. * The extmelaive Wvo;l fairs which are held annually ft thisseasoni- of the year have just taken place in tile following distric ts in the counties of Berks and Bucks:-East Ilsley and Abingdon, in Berkshire ; and Buchinghbrm, kylesbury, and iligh Wycombe, in the adjoining county TI he Slhearing laving now been brought to a close ...

... CORNV EXCF1ANGE. Mlondadoy, July 10. The supplies of English Wheat appear to be diminishing at the various grain markets, and improving prices alre very confidently anticipated. This morning we have as usual a very moderate arrival of Wheat from the principal counties, and the demand was exceedingly animated throughout the day; tile millers were free purchasers at an advance of nearly 2s. per ...

... MARKET 1HEIRALD. CORN EX0tIA ArF, 111ohday, July 24. h In eonsequence of tile improving state of most of the country 2 rnarktets,tind thoelibiavy rains recently experieneed giving rise to the idea that the crops have in somne measure stiffered, there was a -trong dispdsition to obtain muiuch more money for Wheit this 'moiding. The supplies, however, being tolerably good fbfn ,- Essex and Rent, ...

... P CORN l'XCHANGE, M1londay, Jadj/,8. u Having very moderate supplies of Wheat from Essex, Kent, (I and Suffolk this morning, and the millers generally being, bale of.stock, a ready clearance was efrected during the early part of 13 the day, at an advarqe of Is. to 2s. per quarter Foreign Wbeat ' was held very firmly L6r all qualities, and in some instances an ri advance of ls. per quarter wis ...

... MARK E'VHERALD. CORtr EXCFIANGE. Monday, July 17. The present appearance of the weather is so extremely favour- able that it must tend to forward the prospects of the harvest. The grain markets generally have been advancing during the last f:,;tnight, in consequence of the diminished supplies of most articles. At our market on Friday last the Wheat trade evinced considerable animation, and ...

... BOARD OF GUARDIANS-MONDAY. take _ __1 I.. . . .. . ?? m . The newly-elected Guardians met on Monday last, at siX in the evening, to choose a Governor and Deputy-Governors for the year. Mr. Albutt nominated Mr. Grubb, of Queen-street; seconded by Mr. Haones. Mr. Richard Sims proposed Mr. M. Underhill, of the High- street; seconded by Mr. Cousins. Mr. J. Price proposed Mr. Coombe, of the ...

... ILOYAL NAVY. SHIPS IN COMMISSION, JULY 1843. of el Ayz At Ilome. Thle *ShIp,. Gnuls Commanders. cent St. Vincent ?? Captain Ii. Freeman Rowley HOs Caledonia ?? Alexander Milne flout Camperdown .. 104 .. F. Brace Senti C attie San Josef ?? ?? W. Burgoyne ot Poictiers ?? ?? H. Shirreff ot Ocean ?? Peter Fisther Excellent ?? Hastings A Astrea ?? Alexander Ellice sn W~arspite ?? Lord John ...

... DORCIJESTE.R WOOL FAIR. The Annual Wrool Fair took place at Dorchester, on .elnes- is day last, and was well attended both by wool buyers and sellers, but the prices were from Is. to 2s. per tod lower than these of last year. The following are the prices obtained on the present occasion :-For ewe wool, 22s. to 23s. per tod; ewe and teg wool, '24s. to 25s.; and for teg only, 26s. A ...