... III$ WRA hIN ME, *TS lo . ' ?? ?? itb& wpm~bakalb~h~ehsliMet8 l br* t, idh ?? beddDoleefiS1 2~ i ~ierlsite rab ,zli~atentauirei~i Iit. .iD.Ad .u'tmffl as'aw f Ix~~fFa fq eivibcquosWA~fci~ui{' M4,t p W togrl :Li t'R vinsp;>ehdinngoidfr ...

... - rROM . THE ONDON GAZETTZ ; . - !; 0TJXpYa] 0.| INSOLVENTS.-D, Howo, Camborne and Peozavae, cornlq linen-draper. ; ?? i ?? Rcesiar, Starafqrd5XLiucoln~shire, melister..; J. CUP.tE, OrclhArdIstreet, POrtm sqrnaIare, teator. BANKRUPTS.-R. S. FXIR I n? ?? an4 ., Bond-street, button-msnuaI5Iacturerq? *. . .: W, DALEs, Chendle. Balkeley, £heshire, ashopkeeper. . KNAPMAIN, Soath Tawten, ...

... TE GAZrIETTES. (FRROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE.) DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY, FERaARY 23,. THOMAS PRESTON, of Cateaton-atreet, City, warehonsemsa BANKRUPTS.-GEoRGE FRANCIS BLVTHER, of Rothesbt grocer. DIGHTON MOTT, of Leadenhall-market, City, poulterer. T. C. SMirH, of Great Saint Helen's, provision-mrncehant Ti1OMA9 LAWES, of Lombard-street, City, bill-broker WILLIAM RoupersoN, of Crutcbed-friars, City ...

... TR4DE IN THE MANUACTURING DISTRICTS. ?? appears to be a prevalent opinion teat inere has not been less business done to-day in the place-market than last week. Some parties, indeed, think that more has been transacted. It seems certain that the manufacturers generally are desirous to sell, as they are indisposed to hold larger stocks than they can avoid at the present price of raw material. ...

... II STRES OF THi POOR. it DuP r.DEC.,24.-Whilst.the quiesto f ea provision for the poor has been. so prolific a. topic ,of diseussion~a.4tb!e Corn Exchange. the mo~st harowing~ deeiptions 6 their destitution and suffering hv b~een arriving, fi!)n Itl parts of the edUn~try'. The ex' tre63einclemency- of the,~seasn aind the partial fA~iur,~ of the rs' haveagendte distres&'df' te Ir1ish ~udhigh p ...

... 1 ?? I ?, ; ?? - ' - I 4 TXl$.LOI4D ?? MIERCA:NTiLE MA1~$tFS; the Bustn6ss dose th~is week it mdst of our Market srhsbeezd ieiide'r,. vil slIender; 5ii&d the sdareity of Money lias bees a I 'Gd~q~pet1'$f6ifjM y *jg The, Adl *rIi'this makes 'io~ymore'abundlalit ontbe~o E1chAc nd -he prices oWFite~ 1rg Iti ae'.*e lihhaebeen sold at ~prices 2s. 'per cwt. fige,,~np h ' Fl te ro t, th 4s.,Mddlin ...

... WANd WAAi^ca. CORN AVERlAtUMS. Weekly.-Wheoat. '5.s 3d; Barley, 3Ss 3d; Oats, 24s 2d; Rye, 36s 6d; Beans, S9s 7d; Peas, 40s 4d. Six Weeks. - Wheat, 65s6 d ; Barley, Srs Od; Ostt. 23s 11d Rve, 37s 9d; Beans, Mgs 9d; Peas, 40s 2d. Duty.-$Wbeat,21s 81; Barley,3s 4d; Oats, 12s 3d; Rye, 14s Od; Beans, 9s Od,; Peas, 9O Bd. CORN-EXCHAN(;Ih, MAovDoS, i'eb. 17.-The supply of Wheat to this morning's ...

... ' CORN A VERAiGS. Weekly -Wheat, 73s 8d; Barley, 38s 9d; Oats, 24s 3d; Rye, 41s 2d; Beans, 37s 10d; Pens, 39s 2d. Six Weeks-Wheat, 73s Old; Barley, S9s 1d; Oats, 26s Id; Rye, 44s fd; Beaus, 38s lid; Peas, 409 Oil. Duty-lWheat, Is Od; Barley, Ss 4d; Oats, Os 3d;11ye, Ss Gd; Beans, 12s od; Peas, 9s 6d. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MARCIr .1 .-We are most abund. antly snpplied with foreign Whent as ...

... rnO-W THE LONDON GAZETTE. TUESDAY-JULY 3. BANICRUPTCY ANNULLED.-W. Cscrrs, of Newport Pag- nell, Buckingblamsbire, merchant. BANEKRUPTS-H. D'E)DEN, of Southampton-street, Strand, J. Ir. MORGAN, of tho Granes, -12, Gerrard-street, Soho, victualler. J.lPAVXI5 the younger. of Lawvford, Essex, cattle-dealer. T. Ce WADDY, of Leeds, upholder. J. NAc.L, of Chorlton.upon-Medlock, Mancuester, house ...

... EOWPQ1I' GAI TT I I, ?? . TUESDAY, O6TOER 18. DECLARATfON OF 'INSOLVENCY, OCT. 17.-7Ricbard Webster, of 49, Cornhilv watch-maker. ,BAJIKUPlIS.-Charles Bptler, of Tunbridge-wells, Tunbridge-ware- dnifdetifrer, October 21 atid Novecmber- 29,-Jo1n Ablitt, of Silve'r- street, Wood-atreet, City,: haberdasher, October 27 and November 29.- Daniel Davis, *of s7, Aylesbry-street, Clerkenwelli; ?? 28 ...

... ALL sorts of rumours are afloat relative to the pickle of MC. SiRING RiCE in this matter. lie would fain have prices kept up; but the Bank must keep some little gold, and the two are impracticable. The Times of Tuesday thinks that Mr. RiCE is resorting to the money of the Savings' Banks, to buy up his Exchequer Bills, and so keep up the credit of the Treasury. If this be so, and it should ...

... FROMS THE IMONDO Ii GAZETT- TUESDAY, Faa, 4. B'ANKRUPTS.-T. Kie ,Neir Bond-street, oilman. , C. BnUaR, High-street, Southwcark, tailor. ?? Cwe, Northtbuilldinga,Li4eripool reetr merehant. :W W. rTT, Union-street, Southwark, victuafler. ,, J. WarsoNand J. Coorzz, George.yard, Macclesfield-rtreet, silver-platers, - . G. A. EXKKTT, WaleOrtb-rOAd, grocer.. B. SnEUeaoLe, .Wapping wrell,.mniller. L. ...