... 3) A N K RU. PT S. GnIte-.ridy, january Uh4 I-All\NOTI) Johin, of \Valaall, ?? wooifleti derpft.; Feit /t. hini-li to, Courlt of 1AltO1 hro~itIcy, Biirihi ghlana. SOio Sjitih mild Co. llirtiingbitan. Own petition. DatitTau lI.. 1lAICA HIIotbert, of Froot. Lotte. tteac Mth it parish of Fowloy, It-Honts, anld carrying on li~ittteo at., No. 32, Ah oo-c ]ar-otreet. Sulitliottpt on, sot cie ...

... Elie It'lilt-It cto. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Tle derualld , r olsdly .E ening. Ted an.since Friilay 1i~st liat Iteen very geoneral, and the trailc as well as ltrs hiaee yU TIm makth ellb Qa j xprtrlak urchiased freely tained ratliec 'cel 0111 Sllpplied, butholdelrs have ob- qualitie; of AL11' .ilgee fu tr t coninion and middling ?? mroca, deseripti,, -No change can be OlG0 saill th(r kinds 4 ...

... I I A vetry cheerful character has been visible in the Money Market during the present week; and whilst the funds and shares have been sustained in value, the mercantile transactions have increased, and the prices of comnodi- ties have been firm and advancing at all the public sales. The foreign intelligence has been various, but more inte- resting to the politician than to the capitalist or ...

... I ANCHESTEIa, FRsIAY,-The demand for goods mnd yar t ess has continued limited. The high price of cotton compels .ntl our manufacturers to refuse to sell except at increased rates, no which buyers, except for immediate wants, are not disp a Ise to accede to. Some few sales have been effected at an advance of 1l2dl. per piece upon printing cloth, and d. per are piece on shirtings; aed as there ...

... ?3a1d?tupt%. LONDON GAZETTE-.FRIDAY, DECEMBIER 4. AN])ERTON Thoatsi, or Yardloy, Worcestershire, miller, Dec. 19, Jan. 19, Birinhighiano District Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitor, Air. Tarltole,13Birminghan ?? own petition. Datedl Nov. 26. BOTTLE William. or Dover, grocer, Dec IS, Jan 19, Baokrupts' Court. Solicitors. M1essrs. Soepson ,rand Cobb, Moorgate-street. Pei crs T. and G. Cooper, of ...

... CHAMBER OF COMMERCE &% MANUFACTURES. rrl r o l . - - .I.. le The following are copies Of Imenmorials On important stish- toU is jeets wbich have been lately forwarded by this chamuber. St is The receipt of both hats been Officially acknowledged:- ku CI ,To the R1?hthlHrsonorbthl Ie LordTohn.ltsscrll, 31I1. First Lord el A 0ofheri' Soje'soy's Treasury. 'The Miemoeriai of the Directors of the ...

... L co -t ?? > s s w - - ach, Gazettc.-rriday, Scpteniber 4, 1846. ?? 3 BARBER Robert Francis, of the Sir Paul Pindar, No. 161, Bishops- est gate-street without, London, licensed victtualler; Sept14, Oct t0 28 Court of Bauklruptcy, Basingball-street Sol M~r. Ilussev,Queeun Sn- street, Cheapside. Own petition. Dated August 28. Ing FIlTH Joseph, sell. Staniland, Yorkshire, Joseph Filth, jun. >gst ...

... MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE. SAI.ES THIS T)AY (FRIDAY.) Nottingham, Boston, Birkenhead, Lancashire, and S#-!••*»; Birmingham arid Oxford Junction, . Birmingham, Wolvtrhainp'on, Jkc. ,2gp; Itlatkhiirii, Clitheroe. He., J, !, ; Bhukhurn, Darwen, Bolton, gp; Eastern Counties (Yoru Extension). is? Lancashire nrw (scrip), Ip; East Lincolnshire. 3. -I*»p ; Fleetwood, I'reston, &c.. §,9-l6p; ...

... I 9i; 4 fato, ?? MANCHESTER CORN iUARKBET.-StTURDAY. The weather during the week has slowly improved; and with. the exception of its being unusually cold for this period of the year, appearances are more tavourable than for some time past; This, together with the unexpected decline in London on Monday, has kept the trade very quiet during the week, prices remaining unvaried. Our market to-day ...

... OUR EXPORT TRADE.- STANDARD FALLACIES. ill ale m A few days ago a return of the total quantities iti Zk and declared value of cotton manufactures ex- sea ,-e ported from the United Kingdom in each year, from I Bs 18614 to 1815, was laid before the House of Com- to 1 s nons. F romn this return, it appeared that in 1814 Ino a we exported 192,340,625 yards of cotton goods of nh various kinds, ? ...

... [bt express.] LONDOM THURSDAY EVENING. The accounts from the manufacturing districts state that money was becoming scarcer, and the same appears to be the case at Liverpool among the cotton speculators. It is understood, indeed, that there are very good orders from America for our textile fabrics, but that the dearness of the law staple affords no profit to the producer of goods. Thus ...

... rrabc liellort5. Li MANCH-ESTERI, TuiSDAY, 2 tta~ kt eour mfarket lo-diy. Bunsiness ectititMuc- illa i 0little disposition in buyers to 'give eI~ ?? Ai ft.' inquiry, bowever, is still rxleit-elmed 10111)],, the titc, gwho continue to, purchase pretty 1fcc-oh thflic~ t clth Sutal for their -arkets. Io Natrns tt' Ichange to noticte. it The oficial report, of the stat~e el' rinllilitynlll ::I tjt ...