... # -Isanutoto. FRO U THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRItDAY, MaY 13. Insotlvent. Joseph Hayton, Wigton, Cumberland, ship-owner. BRIDEN, William Evans, Great Coram-street, Brunswick. square, surgeon, May 24, June 24,-Solicitor, Berry, Trawa,. gar-square, Charing ?? cr L Briden, Russell square, ?? May I10 MORTIMER, John Lamason, St. Thomas the Apostle, near Exeter, linen-draper, May 24, June 24, the ...

... I - I faaructo. IIVERPOOL COTTON AMARKET. LIVERPOOL, FIIIDAY, Nov. 20. ; ?ur market opentei steadily, asd a good demand has been kept up throughlout the wsck, which holders have met with- ont c ny change in p~ricei. Good qualities of American are beomne scarce, and inferior kinds have bcen heavy to-day. The saes amount to 254t)0 bags; of which speeulators have .taken 1.500 American, and ...

... 3zankItupto. tICes, i'iRoM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, OCT. 28. . men Insolveft. hs.) Oct. 27-Henry Tanner, Grenada-terrace, Stepney, maste! road, mariner. rove- .~~~Banikrupts. Joi-v WHYTALL Thomas, Upper-stieet, Islington, cabinet-maker, tem- Nov. 4 and Dec. 9, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Mr. Oliver, soltlctor, Chcapside. wan- Fiat October 25 -Pet cr Robert Burgh, of Bartholomew-close, re ...

... . I _ ., I MANcHEsTER.-T''here has been a great demand for varus this week, but no corresponding demand for goods. At the present price of cotton and yarns, the price of goods is not remnnerating, and therefore we are forced to conclude that money has been invested in the raw ma- rterial, and in the manufactured article, in the nearest remove from it, more from speculation than from any real ...

... ?? atq -. ; i' LIVERPOOL COTVON MARKET. Friday Evening, April 21. There is no aiteration in our cotton market this week worthy of notice, the demand hia been fair and Ireely met by holders, especially In tbe middling and fair qualities of the respective kinds. Ats unouccesnfui attempt waa made to sell a few Sea Islands and Stained ditto by auction to-day, for wehichl titere were no biddings. ...

... 3$antkrupto. GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, AUGUNT 21. ASH James, of Taunton, S omersetoltire, bookseller; AoL,?'t 28, Oct. 2, London Hotel, Taunton. Solicitor, M1r. hIs11 cock, aountttn. PtesRcadMrhl eSae, Hall Court, boooksellers. Dated August 1:3. BLAKE Edward, of Devonport, draper; Sept. S. Oct.2 Wbeatley's~otol.Devoniport. Slctr r oe i--l port. Pet ers William Morley Burnett and Co., Skinet r- street, ...

... Bankrupto. GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, APRIL 9. AN\IRETT Joseph, of Wal' nil, S'fflordslire. grocer; A.- 27, MaIly 21, Sivan Inn, IW olverlhamipton. S-'licitsr. ?? ]larinett. Wals:!a, and Mr. SQuckling. Birminul Pa u. . Richawrd ShiaeelW Wst Bri)ouwicl;, factor. Datcd Apr BRIADSHAW Geurge, of WIekhsool. MIltjatue'ry'lr draper; April 21, May 21, Royal Oali eltd. Wel-lo Solicitors, M1essrs. I3ennett, ...

... Corn anz l3rabisaon f4*altetz. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY.- Our arrivals of weheat are moderate, and the trade is steady at an advance of Is. per qr. Barley sells onl fully as good turecs. Beans do not vary mlluch in value. Oats and shelling at last week's rates. I ~ ?? rc~irois this We'ek. WVheat.. 7,674 qrs Oats ?? 635 qrs Shelling.. 1627 Ids Biarley ?? 513S qrs Peas ii gr6 Malt. - lds ...

... R BEVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. of (Fromn the MHark Lane Express.) o In proportion as. the time approaches for tde meeting of t s, Parliament, anxiety as to what alteration may be proposed ii t in the cornlaws 'has inucreased rather than dhninished A ig and, in the absence of definite information oil the subject b st all sorts of rumours have been itt circulation. As all doubt le must now shortly ...

... I Wednesday E13vening. The English funds continue flat, and sales have been made, to invest the proceeds in railway shares, which are now almost exclusively the favourite securities of the day. The government broker has not yet concluded his official purchases, bat thcse, though occasionally large, are scarcely sufficienlt, in the absence of other good business, to support prices It is known ...

... -PRICES OF SHARES4 IN MANCHESTER. STER STOCK ElXCUIANGE, AuGUST 2, 1844. tice par resernt ShLre. pice per J 26. Slare. SRAILrWAYS5. Ashton, Stalybridge, & Liv. B3arnsley J.Iretion ?? ttirmingblarn and ?? Ditto 0 ?? ?? Ditto tbird shores ?? Birminglanm and Gloucester, Do. shbares ?? Blackburn and 1'resto .o.. Bristol arid Exeter ?? dristol and ?? Caledonian ?? ?? Cbester and Birhenbead ?? t ...

... MANXCIIESTER SHIARE MAfKlET. FiintDvy LvErXxG.-The market, after having been int a very inactive state for ceveral dunys, has again recoveredl a firmer tonle, aln(d the feeling at the close is nimuh better. The neetin of the B ank directors having passed oiF witholit any intimation being given about raising the rate of interest, has ?? to this improved feeling. T'lere has been a brisk deniand ...