... : LONDOU GAZETTES. TUESDAY, NoV. 10. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. T. W. Edwards, Liverpool, cool-merchant. . BANKRUPTS. H. Hays, Regent-street, engraver, to surrender Nov. 13, at one o'clock, Dec. 18, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. A'Beckett, Son, and Sinipson, Golden-square, and not Staple-inn, as before advertised-E. Lees, Leather-lane, flolborn, tea-dealer. Nov. 19 Dec. 22, ...

... 'FRANcE.-Therc is 110 news of importauce this Week-. We perceive by the Paris papers of Sinday, that the attemitpt to impugn the policy of the new Cabinet in reference to the re- cent treaty witht Iuenois Ayres has failed most signaldy, for M. t izot, in answer to th' e StritureS of M. ?? ill the Chamber, showed that it was actually framred in nursuance of the instructions of M. Thiers himss'f ...

... TuESDAY, SEPT. 22. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. G. H. Burrell, King's Lynn, Norfolk, cordwainer. BANK KUPTS. H. Murhe, Pancras-laie, metal-dealer, to surrender Oct. I, Nov. 3, ?? Solicitor,Mr.Chaplin Gray's. hin-square-J. C. Francis, Castle Cary-, Somersetshire, cornl-factor, Oct. 17, Nov. 3, at twelve o'clock, at the Blue Ball Inn, Bruton. Soli- citor, Mr. Frampton, South-square, Gray's-inn-i. Budd, ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLICENCE. I FRIDAY EVENING. 'fhc Government broker has contilnued during the week to 11ie ,Ire sales of Three per Cent. Consols, and has disposed of nea1rlV a utliton. Our readers will recollect that Itlt e m ?? for funding five millions of Exchequer Bills ai lolaglit Iarard, the public only subsctibed for 3,300,000, end renrLqaefltlY a Bill was passed authorising the ...

... CORN-MARKET-APRIL 15. Having a very moderate arrival of Enntish WHEAT since Monday, there is scarcely any left over to this days market, and we haree no alteratmon to report m prices, whilst there is quite as much demand as Edur~ing thq early partoftewk Very M l Paoreig f the to hand this week, and thereis not much incluationto purchase free paxcels, which areheld on much the same terms as ...

... FRIDAY EVENING. It is certain that every interest was ?? by a return to cash payments, save the fundholder and the fixed annuitant, and this Oee readers will clearly understand when they reflect that the effect of that measure was to lower every article of conseutption entormesslN ; consequently, those whose incomes were fixed were thereby immensely henefitted, by being able to purcbnsh everv ...

... LONDON GAZETTES, (From Tuesday's GAZETTE, Nov. 8, 1842.) PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Greaves and Co., Nottingham, dyers -Wing and Jone( oog street, St. Pancras, ?? and M'Mahon, Preston, Lanca- shire, contractors for ?? and DavenPort, Ala~cclS- field, ?? and i-tros, Mlacclesfield, machine makers-J.. and C. 'Haslam, Reading, ?? amd BaileV, Painswiclt Gloucestershire, maltsters - Wakeling and Bailes, ...

... .CITY-, FRIDAY EVENING. A ray of sunshine is at length breaking through the gloom which, for so long a period, has lowered over the commercial andimanufacturing interests. The lastaccounts ?? 'and-China are-decidedly of a more satisfactory nature. The stock of man factured goods are stated to be very low in both countries, and we have no doubt, now they enjoy the blessings of peace, which has ...

... I I ?? CORN-MARKET-MAY 19. We have had upon the whole a very fair supply of English WHEAT during the week, the greater prt of which has been cleared off by the Millers at somewhat better prices than prevailed a few days back. IJ the transactions occurring to-day Monday's prices are supported with ?? the attendance of country dealers is rather limited, a fair consumptive demand is experienced ...

... | CORN-MARKET-SEPTEMBER 29. e ! have had rather a liberal supply of English WHEIAT during the elotr, most ofwhicil has been cleared offduring previous market daysL 'PllO'dysstasd costianues steady this morninrg, and fine qualities are Orsyeleet-edtat quite as ood prices as beibre prevolled. Tleaupplies ?? 'WHEAT are again very considerable, as will Ise seen by the return below, and upwards of ...

... CORN-bJARKET-JuNE 17. The supplies of Grain generally have been very moderate durint 'he week, but trade has not been lively since Moinday. There is not much English WHEAT on sale, and tlhe quantity received during the week has been tolerably fair for the season. In the tew transactions that have occurred we note no change in pirices. There is not much demand for Foreign Wheat, whether free or ...

... R an- FR EE TRADE AND FREE TRADERS. In entering on this momentous question of policy, let us premise that holding a Government, be its form what it may, to be only safely tenable so long as the spirit of its legislation comprehends the interest of the whole community, we are by no means disposed to quarrel with the democratical tendencies of Cobden and his colleagues as mere matters of ...