... GREAT WESTE, RN RAILWAY COMPANY. Thle twentieth half-yearly meeting of the above Comtpanly was lb hteld] at thle Terminus, Templc-mneads, Bristol, on. Thursday last, In, and was very fully attended. deC C. RlUSELL.r, Esq., chairman of the Boarbd of Directors, in ad- it dressing the meeting, congratulated the eharelsolders on the as fact tisat all the great schemes the directors had projected, ...

... FROM TH.i LoNU,?JiaS . i'ESs. BANKtlRUPTS-FRIDAY. Tonoins Sheriff Jackson, Jaeckson, & l0I.nkes, Milk-street anl Law. reiceO-.1i.LI, fictors, to sarrenader Noy. 19, Dee. 17, at 13.sllsdiall-street. SolS. Messrs. LOw;IH, Lotidan JaInes Archer, D ,ptfird, baker, Nov. 19, Dec. 17, at the same place. Sol. ;fndon. Lonnlelu Thlie. Clifion, Laoyrence-.Iountney-lane, pinte-rlass-qIlvercr, Nov. 12, D ...

... BANERUPTS-FRIDAY. Aex. Carroll, ias. Strand, new.spnper-proprietor, to surrenderAug. 23. Sept.24, iat 10 uillihtl-street. Silletor. W.sticrut, Lenslsoi Silas Tayter, Tort)rttewetis, plumber, August 20, Sept. 23, at the same place. Sol. Bluchnan, ?? IThomas Brooks, -toxtoai 01.4-tolvw, baker, August 20, Oct. 1, at the same place. S I. Buchanan. t owetea Arthur Blrtlett, Hill actfi Sliiflrt, ...

... COMMERCE AND MANUFACTURES, REVIEW OF THE BRIT1ISH CORN TRADE. [From ?? E-rps9W3, May 7.) The deliveries of wheat from 'the growers have recently been oil rallier at liberal stale, not only Ins the eastern and nortisern cottnties, but likewise in tile west end SoUth1, where it wttS Supposed but very little remailned In rile hunstl of the farmers. Tite arrivals from abroad hove also been ltrgcr ...

... BANK1IUPTS-FttIDA).Y, NovrnfrEit 29. Morgail Powell Edilwards, Trialegnr, draper, to, surrender December 10 liniery 7, at Ilasiiatlill-treet. Solicitors, Sole and Co., London Willloill Straoge, scol., )Dlston, bookseller, Decclber II, Jauary id, fit the smille llacc. Sherd, Louldonl Williial flarlillett, Cortlniol-gerove, Claplio, blinlder, Dectilber 11, Jiomov 14, at the saoile plice. Nottit ...

... BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY, MARCH 15. John lltSGuffe, Now-rood, Whiteclapel, draper, to surrender March 265April 25, at Basinghall-street. Soliritors ,Reed end Co., London Gcorge Palmcr, Langmere, Norfelk cattle dealer h 2 April 2t, at ?? same placo. Jetwood Lonaon - r, ar A Bcnjamin Smith, ThreadneeAle-etreet, coppor-smelter, 'Mareh2i2, May 2, at the same place. Crowder and Go., London Matthaow Batton, ...

... lot BANKRIUPTS-F0111DAY, JULYr 12. ell Georgo William Law (nnd not Lair, Ias advertised in last Tuesday's fid Gazette), Portsen, ulotiolleer, to surrcnder July 20, August 17, at Ad Basingl all-strolt. Solicitor, Price, PIorltsl I it ]3urroves WV. A. Sleigh, BedIlrd-street, Strand, printer, July 24, nd Selstemiber 23, at the ?? place. Gaistiard, London is Jallies Henry Gill, Plutisbors-row, ...

... In theJ ulla and Pepita, from Havammah: W. Beloo and Co. 617 boxes sugar In the Ada Mary, from Western Africa: Moore and Co. 1,00 coeoaf nots, I cask palm-nut kernols, 122 ditto palm oil; Messrs. King, 107 ditto; Lucas & Co. 84 ditto, 10 packs Malagatta pepper Ia the Triameb, from Nantes: B. Ogden,8N0 qrs oats In the Julle, fom Nantes: B. Ogden, 417 qrs barley In the Shamrock, from Dublin: ?? ...

... BANiKU1'TS-FRIDAY, MkAnci 7. William Storror, Southampton, upholsterer, to surrender March 13, MaY 3, at Basighall-street. Soleitors, Marten and CO., London William Couch, John-street, Fltzroy-square, piano-forte-maker, March 14, April 25, at the same place. Adams, London Thomas B rcb, Broseley, Shropshire, coalmaster, March 17, April 14, at the 31irminghiam District Court. slotteram and Co., ...

... F1ROMlA THE LONDON GAZETTE~lLS. s Vlit Getslt~~3-LD YO''BElt 11. li liltn ooicjti.,latniloubw ilulldraerwtosarrcotdee Octo- be~r 2,S Nv oritbero2a, ot lttiarll~--lstretc~slis. ?? tiorc IJonlrels.Laotdroi Octob~er 2i, Novemblier 2u, a~t tl c troinal1gilbtf Dislrict C onrt. Mlacce, 130njamilol iMurray, Stoctetou-uipoO-.Toe, farmer, October IB, No- veolboc 22, at tihe No eivolle District Loanr. ...

... MONEY-MARKET AND COMHlERCIAL NEWS. On Wednesday the fluctuations which almost inevitably suc- ceed a sudden advance in prices were experienced in the city. The rise in consles, which, at one time, had amounted to nearly five per cent., oflered a great temptation to those whose principle is to make a small but certain profit in their specula- tions. The consequence was a decline in the value of ...

... ITRADE, COMMERCE, AND MANUFACTU1RES. THE MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. B RRADlForI.-There wvas a good supply of wool. The staplers were very firrl as to price, as stocks cannot be replaced at less a money. There was a good demand for pieces, but the mana. Y facturers could not obtain higher prices. Lr IIAI1-AXO-The market has been duller to-day than for some weeks past, both in wools and ...