... FROM THE LONDDON GAZETTE T1}SDAv, APRIL 24. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. J. PMLORIg, Brick-laheroad, Shadwell, pubilcan. BANKRUPTS V. TRUE, Downham-market, Norfolk, ironmonger. Off. assig,, Witrnore, Basinghall-street-J. LousTAw, Crutched-.friars wine mrchan. OJT qssig , Pennell- W. HOLIDAY, Chatha*i 'arpentenr. 4o assig., Graham, Coleman-street-T. :1is~IoM, South-'place, Finsbury; dealer, in horses. ...

... LON)OND MARKETS. CORN ExcjjA7NuE, s1ARI[-LANE. FRIDAY, June 29.-During the present week, the arri- vals of English wheat coastwise for our market have been. confined to 1,240 quarters, chiefly from Essex and Kent. Those by land car. lage and sample have been smiall in. the extreme. To- day, the stands were very scantily 8up- plied, owving to which the demand for all kinds of wheat ol' home ...

... MUTINY AND MASSACRE ON BOARD A CONiVICT SHIP. It was recently stated that the General Wood, convict ship, had foundered at sea, with all hands; but the last accounts from 'the east state that a mutiny had taken place among the convicts, that the captain and a greater part of the crew were massacred, and the ship run aground and destroyed. It appears that the unfortunate vessel sailed on the ...

... LONDON IARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MsARK.LANiE. MkorNOAT, Marchl19.-The~supply of English wheat, by land-carriage samples from Essex, Ken;, and Suffolk, was again short; nevertheless, in the disposal ofso inconsider- able a quantity, rather reduced terms had to be submitted to. Foreign wleat sold, in retail, at adecline of aboutlis per qr. The town millers have reduced the top price of Ltou is per ...

... TUESDAY. DECLARATION OF INSOLTENCY. Henry' Cundall, publican, Little Hadham, Hertfordshire. BANKRUPTS. Howard Hall, pawnbroker, Fulhian.-.William Davis Hart, tailor, Baiflingdoni, Essex.-Abralham Davis, dealer in glass, Tot- tenhiam-coiart Road.-Richard Thomas Hicks, winemnerchant, Cooperas-raw, Tower-hill.-Josepb Rose, ironmorlge?; Spalding, Linrolnahiro.-Sohn Burgess, beer-seller, Manc.ester ...

... DIARXET&-Saturday. COVENT-GARDEN. Wse had rathcr an exteosive capplyor stmost lit&lc -. bles, yet the dmetdind wts toleralbiY active, at iuly lt 21, quotat:ons. The best fruit was quite .s clar, lt LIt y were a snere drug, and rathir lower io voalc Ilcc- 2s 9d to 4s 3d per cwt. Colewerts or Gres, as n-,J Turnips, Is 9d to 3s; atid Carrots Is to Gs per dazen tas. Onions, Is 6d to :it il; Apples ...

... THE ?? The 'English Stock-rallited i]jlttl.thiia~fhi, n b m pression excited in thmid fafeprsninteakt yesterday, that it is otratdutu bte pooiel n tend- a reduction ofthiteettpfte3prens.b- cause IMr. Mullens maeaprhseoin00. nh eue 31 per Cents, has booee rloaoesir pnilntfn itis lint considered ?? Mr.mtsliaprte a h Canmmisaisonrs; and, in fact; it is affre yma hli a for privstes accoun11t thle ...

... MlARKErS. I - SAnrrDAy. / COVENT-GARDEN. ?? supplies of both fruit and vegetables were on tcc whole' extensive, yet the general demand was steady at but little variation from last week's quostirns.- French Beans 2s to Ss; Oranges 69 to 14s; and Lemons 6s. to l& per hundred: Walnuts ?? to l5s; Spanish Nuts l6s; Barcelona ditto 213 to 26s; and Brazil ditto O5s per bushelj Cob Nuts G6s to 65s; ...

... MONEY AND COMMERCE, CITv, SATU DAY EVENING. WThe evidence given by Mr. Gurney, the bill-broker,'in the case of Acraman r. Cooper, created great surprise in the jury, and in the commercial world: generally-few knowing either the law or the practice. The-case was this: Messrs. Acraman, of Bristol, in dicounting a bill, deposited certain scrip shares as collateral security, that the bill should ...

... I- ?? CORN AVERAGES. Generel average prices of British Corn, for the wees end. ing July 13, 1844, made up from the Returns of the la. spectors in the differeut Cities and Towns in Eu lardand Wales per Imperial Quarter. Wheat . 54s 10d Oats. 22s 3d Beans. Sg 3d Barley _ 345 10d I Rye. 34s 2d Peas 3i s 3d AVERAGES OF TH5 LAST UrX WEEKSr, Wks. end Wheat Barley Oats Rye Beans Pe June S. 55 631 921 ...

... pffC JS OF ULIC FUNDS, 6 T ?? FridaY I t 06 Y7 97* lot 2C5 1553rO C 5 43 l3pra 45 Pm 40 pm 41pm 110 11 co313;i3II 2 3 C,4 I sji I~ 1 7 r 7 | 1 7 02 05 ~ ~ ~ 42 87' 1r,, ; i 79 1 7l 33 79 7 37 D't 6P i1 Si i :8l __ 5S y',443X c b 00 8929 8 oc oeCE OF AILWAY SHARES. 33Ce ter 123 Londo & Soflt WMetern 71 5 oln:::ti~g I Do Nes 124t e 0 C '1 ! : 40r .. London and York 41 20 Ma-chester & Leed, N D~e ...

... The arrivals of Produce bave been to a small en only since last week, whereas the deliveries are lvet large, and far exceed those of last season, which is a sre indication of the great and iscreasiag consuninjin of Colonial Produce there is going on all over the countr The mercantile markeos are in a more favourable Penile0 than has boen the case for some years. The iore TIrod have been ...