... Front the LONDON GAZET'lFE, Xor. 19. I BANKRUPl'. 'WV. lohiosa. Norlit Iih'e!ds, nilasiei lilrtner, NV.i1 id. Dee. I, 'Yi nt tile Ge-,uge Tavvillr ilig sitlc-l, N oft IicllI. Ssolicil,,s, Al~ess:s. MOitclo:1i and Prdaocis' -~ 'CSbtliig; s lTo er s nrent. 1 EIll hut, jutip. MasbroiughI, Y,,rkshire, iollp. lideri Tii ?? ' 27, 8, I)rc. :4, at the Croci li:, lkwhileifli.ai, Yowkhlfte Solictt r, ...

... SJST of T1hc El e 1gill, licenced ship, arrived' on tylon J as daY inortrio in the Dowfns, ftnm Bembay, which Js sheleft tio8til of July, and St Helena the I4th is- of Septemibel. nl 'he Potton, extrasship, said from St I~rle- Da six hours before thle Eilerjgii. Ty The extra ship ALingies put into Simno's Bay x the l6th of A U-Ust. n h Regent, regular sthip, airi vcd at Madras o on the :;thl o ...

... CORN~-EXCHANt~W, Mark-Lan; Lo~ooN~ xn : - ,; >-t 'MonbNjy,Ul.e'ea,AerIlit ' in We- V`.hbad&some quantity of, corn .sf rnost sorts Tresh p id' afteetMoeiday in; last week,i with' a dull salemi general for be.t wheat,-'and va he'avy declincein-h'arley, but. ii no otb:ek id- article,, T.o-daty we-,had -a -general anrd large supply fran* aie Klentaz?,d .scv,era,l vessels fre,sh..fr6m.-S,u'¢olk,- ...

... ;?RICE. OF ýSTOCkS;zU~ -ARaA:.)3ýi',:Noi,'uKýý : ?cent. 77.?j--, p.?r Cept, 95 o5sjd.::-': B.A:NKRUJPTS-,- Fromt7:ai*.se~. o'me 2 aeL'oid en,tal keiw.. d 'shdler- _- edweard oCIf, 'Mi.norier, Middlear, Mlinnc draper-.?-qge .M, Fencliurch-skret,.Lohdiih, ffnerchant-W'ýUli~am. of of-s'I lBeoi, ! fmed? - il'ander liieNI Strchan Ilenniieiiand Willi aat Fry,..f New Bioa -London; znerchants; ...

... -- N .SCO'r3 B34NKRUP7'3. SeQUES TrATIONS. STEVEN & FRASER, botoksellers 'In GlIsgritv_C-Li,0 meet in the Prince of Wales tavern there, 29th 1Nenetbh and 16th December, 12 o'clock. JO3L=N TiIOMsON, horse-dealer at the Calton Mjouth o, Glasgow-Creditors mneet in Caldwell's Eagle inn ther November and 18th December, 12 o'clock. e, h EXAMI5NATIONS, &C. ABRAm & JAMES TII0tsssMX, merchants andi ...

... s p V . i. SHl 'EW iNE- .. DoN _1dN-Five French mallt or Govel4iiieft diptheared namllrvi u from Caias; an4 this morning a sitltpnsssge vesie from thence, with; a Mese ern see ' aoe lBoulogne., 1The~ RuaarneNc~5 ?? ?? evening,ibut'itdenot apertha h ~~b ' out of that harbour, five packets which cte ou of Calait morning, have run ito the Downs for shelter, the sea here e- ing trenieridous, with ...

... LBlPSIC JMIR. {Fsorn a Germana Paper.) A distinguished merchant writes from Leipsic in support of the general freedom of. trade. The pros. peas at our fair were very good, but alas! they have not been fulfilled. So long as we shall'not have a cer. tain solidity in trade, that is, in the establishment of manufa~tire5, things will not go better. Manufac- tories have started up every where; more ...

... K, ;; rS Lilvcrpool. A .Whea Fxatrn' WeAt tA day's mark' on the 15r h inlst. and a] t2 d ?? 'U - - r dmv NlOV. 1;, 18t6, For~leign Wheat'at tA day's msarket, .f ForC jgn the 15r hs jin,t. and also 'th °ea p tai defitient. Wheat and Is thet rret[1 ia and sgroe of the orheat ae ,OKing higher pries~. Oars rO - ih1lower; il etiser articles to 20 o per7a.bs ,jt IS.~ Og ~26 Di. ?? S 0 - 10 S ...

... Extradl of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Anti.ua; dated aest September:- On'the vight of tise 15th we experi- enced a very heavy gale of wind, which continued without in- termission for 24 hours, but fortunately' did no damage to the shipping, in consequence of its blowing from the Eastward. OCl the i9th, the Antelope, Admiral Harvey, arrived in Eng- lish H-arbour, having been blown ...

... EDINBURGH CORN MARKET-Nov. Co. Our market was Atill thinly supplied with wheat to day, and old being in request, soil briskly, at an advance of 2s. per boll. New, that was at all in good condition, also sold readi- ly, and, or, average, at .ull List prices; inferior heavy, and rather cheaper. Best ,uld 66s.; best new 44s. A good Eup- ply of barley ; malting samples were scarce, and eagerly in- ...

... ty - F1. 1urtlser accounts received at lloyd's of losses durinig the-gale of ?? Monday night ansi Tussday mcirning-~.- hlosa -flat SPO ~ ?? ?? 0~ Nov. ?? galo hpoen of yesterday proves to of b the, Vrow 1-fililta, of and for Amsterdam, from Lisbon, with tain ofugar and hides, very leaky ; there Is much reason to fear con- tran, sidrable deanjge of' the sugarin the ground tier. *cite- TS. IV&9, ...

... From the LONDON GAZE TTE, Nov. 19. BANKRUPTS. T. Flower and J. Mainwaring, of Chichester-Rents, Chin- cery-lane. jewellers, Nov. 22, Dec. 3, and ;z, at ten, at Guld- ball. Attornies, Messrs. Jennings and Collier, Carey-street, Lincoln's-.innfields. J. Bentham, of Straw Paddock, Yorkshire, dealer anl cbap- mian. Nov. 06. at two, 27, at ten, and Dec. 31, at two, at the house of Mr. Wallis, ...