... I BANKRUPTS. James Henson, Bury-court,St.MaryAxe, ?? Law, Great Portland-st., Marylebone, ?? Wardle, now or late of Griffen-street, Shadwrell, shsipowner and merchant. -John Casson, Liverpool, corn nerlchant and ?? Dickenson, Newport, IMonmouthshire, ...

... AA'PK E TS. CORN EXCHANGE.-MONDAT. T~hroughout Thast Week the supplies of Grain were tolerably good, hut not over abundant of any description. English Wheat Caine to hand in rather worse condition, and during the we there was a languid aice at prices ...

... Irae teree impote from Ireland. Thle speculations and stoubts its reference to the Goveritmerit intontisiss regarding cite corn- ,laws have for rithe proese~t Iseen sdissipaeed bty Sir Robert Peel's 7recent ottueuriceenert. Ftse trade has already felt the ...

... THE MtARKtET OF 1IDIOURST, IN THE COUNTY OF SUSsEX, Showeth,-That your petitioners are great sufferers from the low price of corn, especially barley, occasioned materially by the decrease in the consumption of thkt article, which arises princi- pally from ...

... TUESDAY. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Edward Rowley, Oxford-street, ?? Wilson, Tillingham, Essex, ?? Perkins, Bridport-place, Hoxton, corn-deiler.-Chas. Gilby, Greenwich, wine-merehant. -John Herbert Glover, Bermnondsey-street, ?? Conibeere and Ed. Butler, jun. ...

... fender ?? Gregson Pitt, Chelten- ham, ?? Biggs, Bath, chemist and druggist.- Charles John Gaussen and James Gaussen, Liverpool, corn- factors and -ommission ?? Ednsund Robinson, Liverpool, ?? Merga, Nanttwich, watch maker and ?? Jones, Wolverhampton, mercer ...

... Dorchester.- John Crow, Victualler, PFulham, Middlesex.-John Allan, brewer, Clapham, Surrey.-Charles Milus Nicholson, corn dealer, New Corn Exchange, Mark-lane, City.-William Harrington, linen draper, Highl-street, Altdgate, City-Samuel Bateman, faetor, ...

... merchant, Manchester.-S. Taylor, woollen cloth manufacturer, Morley, Yorkshire.-R . Armstrong- tailor, Gosle, Yorkshire.-C. Dunn, law clork, Upper Gloucester, street, Clerkenwtlel-W. Rhodes, shoemaker, Huddea-nfield- -W. Skilton, bakser, Has, Kent.-J. Maggs ...

... English 4,690 qrs. 870qrs. i.St0qm |,,10 Irish j - - 61,440 Foreign ?? 6,54 4,130 Malt, ,090 qrs_. CORN AVERAGES. General average prices of British Corn, for the wveek ers;0i May 6, ls93,.made up from the Roturns of the I11sp9ortrsH i ditlieretl. Cities ...

... M AR K E T S. CORN EXCHANGE-MONSDA. I In consequence of the arrivals of Wheat of home growth fresh up to our market to day benig very scanty, the supply of that artirle on sabe was small, hot of fair average qunality. The at- tendance of both Laotdan ...

... MARX ETS. CORN EXCHANGE.-FrisDAr. There has been rather an increased arrival of English -wheat up to our market sinco Monday; nevertheless, the demand for that article was active, at fally that day's rates. In Foreign Wheat, an extensive business was ...

... arty corporation, corn- pany, society, or person, shall have been charged or assessed to the said last-mentioired duities, under any one or more of the said sclredrles, ii two or mare districts, parishes, or places, it shall be lawful for the Commissioners ...