... MARKE TS. CORN EXCHANGE-.-.n. There has been only a moderate arrival o - to our market this week. The showo - b 9 means large, yet a fair clearance was e -a'lp ; or mrto decline. The whole of the Foreign Wheat i ed OO yr released this week, at the duty of l5 per *n o. b bulsiness was doing in it at foil p - there was scarcely any demand, ad th oatea easier. The large arrvio ?? rrrl heavy ...

... TUESDAY. INSOLVENT. ?? Welch, Latucancer, thiaber-trerchattt. I;ANKXit'PTS. Samoel iavynes Aigier, Philpot-l;one, city, boeasoller.-Iln- jittin Blacon Anchor-strect, Shl!reditch, silk -manattnc ?? Henry Push, Edgeware-road, upholsterer. - Tbomas Gilt, jLit1., Cijilton. Suattk, iltlcsler: -- Tiotnias HIolincaux, tattchester, ?? Taylor Mnretnit-io-tltehtorsh, Gloncestrshire, mercer.- Richlwrt ...

... MAARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE.-oNDAY. Sinee this day s'nnylht coositioerabe progress ?? been made in all parts of England it securing the crops; while the arrivals of all grain up to our market. with the exceptotn of Irish Oats, of lwhich upward, of %'PoeO quarters have come to hand, have beon on a rsloderate scale. Fresh up to-dry, the receipts of English Wheat were by so meanas large, and of very ...

... MV AR KE T S. CORN E:NCHANG};.-FRIDA\Y, We have to report a very heavy trade for aloszrt ev aetiel of grain Very little bhsiness was Ioing io either Elioiih or foreign Wteat, an1d no prtigress could be mnade il sales, thooual the factors gave way in their diletnids miite Is Per quarter The duty en foreigic Wheat having reached its loaes, polit for the present, maiy of the importers are ?? to ...

... TUESDAY. BANKRUPTCY ANNUlLED. Thomas Jones, Liverpool, cool-dealer. BANKRUPTS. Richard Sharpe, jun., Faversham, Kent, draper. - Charles Pearsall, Anderton, Cheshire, ?? Johnson, of Great Bridge, Stafordshire, draper. - William James Bolt, Grantham, Lincolnshire, tea dealer. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. John Halls, Wilkes-street, Spitalfields, brsid mazinfaetnrer.- John Brooke, Liverpool, ?? ...

... FRIDAY, BANKRUPTS. ROBERT WILLIAIN LEWIS, Shenfield, 6ssex, iarmer.- THOMAS PRESTO PINO, Livcrpool, slaip chandler.- WILLIAM HIOOLE, Shefiield, iosthcer-drcsser.-GEOKRE BARNABAS BONE, Ilte of Leipsie-reasl, Coenherwell, builder.-WILLIAM GREENSLADE, Swilton-strcet, Gray's- Inn-lane, builder.-ALEXANDER REID, late of Waterloe- place, Middlesex, and of Brumbo, Denibighshire, but now of Chelsea ...

... DA R.RI'E T S. COF;RN 1 XC1[ANr-IFe.-':AI The rootittuiance ?? fine 'tea hot fr tl it. lin k r iv e~rket itt ;I very quiet slante. here nec { 1 ?? of Englisht sqvjjeitt sot oflir. ; It 0ttt tolerablystip aedy, prices ru!ed solnietlhao ore ;-o bayers thait on il ..tody. Foreign Whe1M lici :S . *k, i ;f tr eol1 yet the qlmtatitotos ASere lC to t yor~c ~ .t ' l,,ltk 1;ii. moved oft olowlv. the ...

... TUESDAY. BANKRUPTS. George Threadgold, Finsbury-circus and City-road, builder. -James Fell, Oakley-street, Lambeth, Rowley Regis, Statford- shire, and WIalbrook, soda ?? Jeans, Poole, DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. ?? Thinis, Longton, Staffordshire, draper. - Thomas llewet Jackson, Sheffield, glass-cutter. - John Knight, Preston and Lancashire, mercer. Philip Cohen, Lant-street, Southwark, dealer ...

... THE, FUNDS. Crsnr, TEnURaSDA Ea Xxwo. At the BEank of E ?? to-da, the haV. yearly divi- dend is declared at 3i per cent., to be ready by October ll. Just coieplaints have been made at the dedaction of the In came Tax from parties having less than 15C. per annutm, a measure to which, as is sonteided, the Bank Directors ought not to lend their oid, though the Governor pleaded in extenna- tier ...