... ,LON)DO:\ 2IR2DISTx , 1 OTN.ow.-The dicmnand in our cotton mansrket tiuring last| veek valess acttVC, only about 1500 hags being sold, Of wvliih abolt 1o300 fjist India rett taken by v on rat lir better te tls th.It the rii5 Wi ?? ; tile piot5 ?? aic 1.50 P ?? lid. a1 ]I A1 ifir; IO Slinats ave- . ?? ttl~ . eiris ?? 0) ogt rfur to utOflsl; 9P ' ;It. e:;diy tI l fol , alt l in tonas; 3iO I!S! ? ...

... | From the LONDONVGAZET7EofSaturdaY,Nov.29. _ _ _ --- A- ..__. 1: 1_A_1_. CArSLTOVN.notbsE, Nov. 21,1823.-The King wVas this day pleased to confer the honour ot Knighthood o0 Charles Harcourt Chambers, Esq. one of the Judges ofv he Supreme Court of Judicature at doinbay, WHITEHALL, Nov. 25, 1Wt.-The King has been pleased to present the Reverend Thomas Frognall Dibdin, Bachelor of Arts, to the ...

... Frvn; the LONDON GAZE.TTE, rorv. 29. I_ ' I W. Moody, Leeds, joiner, to surrender Dec. 0, 8, Jan. 6, at the Court House, Leeds. Solicitor, ir. Dunning, Leeds. T. Whalley, Chorley, Lancashire, manufacturer, Dee. 15, 16, Jan. 6, at the Bridgewater :Arms Inn, Manchester, Solicitor, Mir. Korshaw, M ane ester.- C. Whalley, Rivington, Lancashire, manufacturer, Dee. 15, 16, Jan. G, at the ...

... aljkj.,?t.4 I rf)rv Vvrry.lAr?l I.-- i,4.U ? I CUILLVE LX IIANGER. M4RA)K AIorNDAvY, Dec. I.-The arrivals of all dc 't0,'Vb last week were considerable, and this mrorriir~ tj fresh supply of Weheat, BalyBeans, an 1, thre Kent, and Sufflk wtafirqnity of Olt.% ., ports. There is a dlull trade for every descripI5 sh day, anti even the best qualities areIt. . tICe c all other qualities are so very ...

... I coP':. C GIEANGE, LONDON-Dec 1. l Co ti AX r.-1. T'le arrivals ofr il descriptions of grain last wveek Nver5 ronsiderables, and this miforning the-re iq a Igood fresh 5sippi-y of hiveat, ballev, beans, and pease froili Esse,, Kint, alid Suificilk, with flir quantity of oats finis the northern pot s, There is aI dull ?? for everv description of wieatit t-ity, ait even the best quialities ire ...

... VIRcINrTA-I1 the Atiary: Malze & Son, 261 hhdos. tobacco, 6091 staves. QUEr IIc.-tI thl CIillon_ F.K.Barnes, '73 pieces oak timber, 517 pieces pine timber, 1,20 deals, 56'20 staves and headimg-D. 5111ro, 2 bris. apples. ST. PeTLcstiUUII-ln1 tbe air~ySUeqn: CorTi k & Co. 917 dealF, 702 baltens, !15 batten-ends, 4.0 dean1ends, 10C pieces I lathwood-Maze & Son, 6350 bars iron-To Order, _Ic. old ...

... JEmporto. WEST I;DIES. Coc Swift, -. Herbert, from St. Domingo, with 169 Ig maho. amn gany Dempsey arid Pickard. .331l duo,, 173b~g coffee, .1.Garneit I - 20t lignumnvjt~, J. DemnPseY.-Queen's Dock. ser John Troughton, G. Ravely, from Antigua, with 41 h bel sugar, Ewart, Myers and-co. -2.98 do, 38 te do, 43 It mlasses, sill 20 hi rum, I hI cotton, Shand, Ellis and Shand. .4 ?? tru pepper, J. ...

... FEC) ) ?? LONATDON GAZE TTE. IONK1RUPTS. ;. We~edo UBath, brass fbounder ?? Smith,, NewcasdtO '-lpon-T Nlan, deaocr *. sirden, 1'nCrI~an Square, London, dealer in horses T. 11olland -Nottinghal¶;. l lce mnnufiftstret U. ltw e i,, Ubel, Mfi31idd5lejex, surgeon 1 lila, I er. 'hllanies Street, London. Mill and brandy *T. ;ll.:;o' o lurslern, Siafford, naanufactlarcr of earthen w are 3 . Fiatrm, ...

... LONDON C.AZETTr, Sahtrday, Not 29. LIST OF BANKRUPTS. LLS HARRIS John, of Kennington cross, in the county of Sarrni A ii, and of Addle hIdl, Doctors' Commons, in the city of Lotr 3Ctr, drut, livery stable keeper and coach proprietor, i. c. tosgon Dec. Is. M 0 Jan. 10, at lo.-Alt. tClayton, Strand. We MINCHIN honas, of Verulam buildings, Gry's Inn. intb Fu!ss; county of Mliddlesex, d. c. to sur ...

... We received yesterday and Saturday the following advices from Bayonne. They confirm the accounts we lately gave of the dlisurbed state of Galicia. la fact, the difficulties of the French are only comnmlenciug. MADRID, Nov. 15.-The influence of the Clergy and the fanatics is so much on the increase, that a change is hardly to be expected. Meantime the confusion and disorder in the general ...

... IDuring the storm of Thursdav morning, the Commerce, KStoreont, from Arbroath, with barley, in attempting to take Leith harbour, missed stays, in consequence of the wind sud- denly veering, and went ashore at the back of the wet docks. The shock wasso violent that the mast went by tle board. The master and three seamenll got with difficulty on the protection wall; but a bov was, by a sudden ...

... Corn Exchange., Dec. 1. There has been a good supply of WVheat since tbis day se'nnight, anti having some quantity this morn- ing fromn Essex, Iient, and Suffolk, the trade on the svhele was uncommonly dull, and lost week's prices in very few instances supported, even for the best runls, ivhilst the micelling and ordinary sorts were full 2s. per quarter ?? has declined in vahle about 2s. per ...