... LOVDOQN (AZETTE, Saturday, Oct. 2.5. LIST OF BANKRUPTS. M'CHEANE Dennis, of 'nechurch street, in the city of lrn don, merchant, d. e. to cur. Noy. , 8, Dec. 6, at to,.-Ait. Rilchmrdson, tWalbrook. WHlITE John, of Princess-street, Storey's-gate, in the psrrih of St. Margaret, Wcstivinster, in the county lf Middlesex, Upholder, tl&eTtAITer. & auctioneer, d. e. to snor. Nov. t, 8, Dee. II, at lo ...

... . ju 0. Price3 qf Cpottlnat Linveapbol; ,4ond1Y, Nov. i'9. ?? opning of the marhet on ?Jonday evinced a renewr' confidence in speculitors, on whichday ani the following about 3000 Boweds and Alabatnas were transferred, besidee 500 Pernarns, at an advance towards the close on Tuesday of dd.- to id. per lb. Some considerable purchased were also made by the dealers at similar rates. The demand ...

... LONWDON GAZETTE, Saturday, Nov. 15. LIST OF BANKRUPTS. HANKINS Edward, latcof the city of licreford, d. c. to stir Dec. 1, 9, 97, at It 1, at the Coffee House, Hereford.-Att. Buillock, Hereford. JAMIES John,John Allen James, and William Seddon, all of Liverpool, in the county of l.aicaster, shipbuilders and ship- wright, d. e. and copariners it trade, to stir. I)ec. 9, to, 67, at 1, at the ...

... i1 61H1PWHING INTELLIGENCE ARRIVALS: Ai Lissoo;..i.The Jaswo-, obb lie; At STOCIclHOLMW.-The William, Braitheraite; Streathanz Castle, Elliott; At DEAL,-The Zephyr , Arrowsmitb, and sailed for Honduras; At HAMIEnoRG,'.Tbe Whim, Ilason In the BRIELLE,-The Aquatic, Wood.; Lady Wil iam. son, Foster;-all from this ptrt.. At QUE'ACf.c.-The Geoige, C0nsitt; Clarlictoue, FIilIr.- ton; both froto ...

... lan°'ant 4 O1(rovinIal imatrel- Corn Exchangre, Mark Lane, London, . lied&yi1NVotember iO. The arrival of wheat since this day se'nnight, has beee very moderate,:aud such beingalso the case this morotluk, fine picked samples met a ready sale on ratbet better terms, say Is. to 2s. per quarter; the middling and other sorts also were taken.off somewhat more freely.- Barley fally supports onr iast ...

... IZrttetoI. ?? .e )Y Coros-Exeitasnew, Mar k-Laore, Nov. S. We were but moderately supplied with all kind of gratn thts morning, which occasioned a brisk demand for fine old Wheat, and ?? may be said of prime samples of XNew, both of which filly supported the prices of this day week; burinot d with the ordinary sorts, there being scarcely any call for them. Fine Kentish Barley sells at oSs. per ...

... i -- - -. klanbod anD . 11 -'e*6@55 Corni Exchange, Mark Lane, London, Monday, October 27. There has been a good esupply vf'wbeat and flonr since this day se'nn'ght: this morning, however, the arrival or svheat wae'sralher tooderate-than otherwise, chiefly from Essex and Kent, ad' though rather better pricesewere obtained for fine runs than-on Friday last, yet the trade Was far from brisk, ...

... Lecds Corn-If.arket, Tztesday Oct 218. te - U(i;i5Ci.- iii7i-e11 7n', I ?? *mCS 0i. ir Wheat, per Load of 3 uthos ?? . Iis (ol to 'Is o~i i Barley, per quartur of t Do ?? .30, 0d to .53e Oid Oats,per quarterof 8 Do . 20s (i to 2Ss d04 d Beans. perload of 3 Do . I 3il to 15. 'I *e Shelling, perload of 19 Stolle ?? 3 ds nl to 32, O d ir S r Skipeton Corn-:ls'ar t, .Sratstrrtday, October 18. ...

... Loon auit bobnllcial 4 rtfMt .- I Corn Exchange, Mark Lane, London, - Monday, November 17. The arrival of wheat this morning was rather moderate than otherwise, chiefly from Essex and Kent, and Sine new iUnn seemed much in request, and readily obtained advanced prices 'say Is. to 2s. per quarter the other sorts also, as weil as good old wheats, are taken off on better terms. Barley supports ...

... Imarttet-O.- - Pricer of Cotton at Liverpool, Monday, Oct. 27. We have experienced an improved, though by no means brisk demand for aost description s of American, cttonas, of whic7 1100 Bossnds and 700 Alabama% and Orleans hlave been takeno on speculation, the remainder by the trade, at an ad ce of da. to id. per lb. Brtsolt have been ?? snotieds prices of which remain withos t variation.a If ...

... Ir. Thu, ?? Sat. Mon. i'sies. Wed, B~ank Stock loo2S.1 - 23)L 1223k j2244 2-'21 of 3 per CtL ?? H2~ 83) CSS CS'1 C2- 8 CL Cn. o Ac.. 885 8 .3 8i 41 li . per et. Cons.. 967 9El 11)I lO. th New 4 per ?? I 214 ?? 04 04 .4 t04*b Bank loiig Ani. '21 21 21 21 , I 2. hr. [edit Stocl ?? 267 - 26. ~ 21, Ili26 India Bonds .. 77p79 p;78 p S8p t1 p 7 to Ex. Bills, 2d. 46 4~j8 p 47 p4.9 p 5 p bP ...

... 11 BRITISH AND l ORRIGN COMMERCIAL RELATIONS. At no period did England ever present a more steady or certain view of commercial prosperity ihan nt present. During the war every article brought higher prices, and there was perhkps a greater shew of business; but then it must be remembered that much orthe capital employed was superficial, and much of the enterprises speculative: but this is not ...