... 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 ...

... TRADES JOURNAL TRADES' UNIONS.-In the corse 'of some' observa- tions we made last year on the contest' then waging be-. tween labour and capital-which 'is no nearer a termina- tion now than at that period-we remarked, that-' So long as men are haunted with the fear of having their wages reduced, shilling after shilling, till they reach the brink of starvation, we cannot look for anything else ...

... 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. ...

... EO) THS-E LONDO- eTs. TUESDAY, Ana. 28. BAN1;RUPTS.-I..M. VWx Bhstai, Leman-street, Goodman14. .ields, tnerchalt; :,rey ryon usrmn i J. W. TfolsoN, of Sion Nurser, Croyd'n; iursetyman. . G. OP.BELL, Romford, Essex, horse-dealer. , iOn:rnsr.x, Romford, Essex,'innkeeper. T. PIKE, Rotherhithe-street, coal-merchant. B, C6wOiSavE, St. John.street-road, Clerkenwell, and J. CoNX. GRAnVi Trinity ...

... COTTON MARKET.-REvrEw OF TIE MARKET FOY THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 31.-We have passed anothei dull and gloomy week. 'Ile Market gave hopes of improvement on Monday, and prices got up about id per lb.; since then they have again gradually declined, and the inferior descriptions are decidedly lower than they were at the close of last week. If we were to take the public sale to-day as a test, we must ...

... TMIU HAMhKETS. THE LONDON WHOLESALE MERCANTILE MARKETS. (PRom our own Correapondenti) WOOL MARKET.-The large public sales of 6818 bales of Colonial, and 2182 bales of various sorts of Foreign, have con- cluded. Nearly all the Colonial Wool found buyers. Part of the Foreign only sold. Prices, except in the combing hinds, which had been paiticularly well cleaned, went at 5 to 7 per cent. lower ...

... 9 STUrfluimY, 24. DECI-,IEi ?? take this from the 42'iles of this morningi W'e Iknow; notbipg of the matter, but through rumours, in the, City, of which there are many. But, ve suppose that the whole truth kll ?? lknowvn by inquiry, when the Parliamnentrmeets: Tint BANKS, nriday Evozing.-dt seems, that' the..state- ment of yesterday, on the subject of thc neg!tiatioa~be! tween the Northern ...

... fitlt3E Ea~lD~ *,ii.iO331l UitAU T. . . .. ; I . . .. , - I I . ?? ' . : ?? I ?? ' ?? . Tbe -stoppage of te -,mails,: both. foreign .a-d do- .inestic, whipb.pre~vailed last. week has not'existed this, And ,the conseqjieacp -is, that there has, been a.considerable revivfkl of ?? Embange; and prices ,f~both-.Eaglish aind Fo'eign Securities have been much higher-this :e ek-thana last, and the ...

... ITH IWABIMETS. THE LONDON WHOLESALE MERCANTILE MAREV TS. The Easter holijays have had the effect of diminishing the amount of business fbr this week; prices generally continue very steady, and the continued scarcity of Money limits busi- ness of all kinds to bare consumption. GROCERaY MARKET,.-British Plantation Sugar has declined a little it price this week for the lower descriptions. The ...

... DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. CHARIET HARVFY, Bury St. Edmunr's, cheritlst, May W0. JOs1N JsFSt, atJtsmesa'.ploce, St. James's-street, Wastminster, halr.dresser, June 10. Joian ROOT arld JmLinS WnfDERmstORN Clo1taSTIl Burdett-strert, Warlworth. common brewers, Jute 11, CHARI.ES JosEPH MIARCOTTIh, lfargaret-otrect, Cavendish-square, picture. claner, June II. CSItIIE5 BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. CtIA91 ...