... IRoldl Tn LONDON GAn.TTn, NOVEPR=El 23. BANKR UPTS. E. Lunn and G. Lunn, Halifax, Yorkshire, chemists, to sur- render Dec. 13, 14, Jan. 4, at the White Swan Inn, Halifax. Sclicitor, Mr. W. ?? Holroyde, Ilalitfax. (G. Cooke, Manchester, grocer, Dec. 1, 10y, Jan. 4, at the Palace Inn, Manchester. Solicitor, Mr. John lMakinson, Man- h chester. T. Weaver, Abingdon, Berkshire, linen draper, Dcc. 13 ...

... A 2-ROMEV 'Tl LONDON GAZDTT:, BECfl1u 1. BAr AKR Up TS. I a DI -- e 1 asI| . Pocock, Layton, Essex, cabinet-maker, to surrender Dcc. ,e i1, 14, Jan. 18, at the Bankrupts Court, Basinghall-strect. So. licitors, iessrs. Amory and Coles, Throgmorton-street. 11H. W. Jackson and W. W. Beaumont, Great EastcheaD, cut- lers, Dec. 11, 18, Jan. 18, at the Bankrupts Court, Basioghall. ,steet. Solicitors, ...

... I la , CORN EXCHANGE. MAB AE ONDON. r FitynAY, Nov. 26-The late gales have kept Iout supplies, and there was in consequence only a moderate show of samples to-day. Prime dry Wheat commands sale at Monday's prices, other sorts are dull. Barley remains unaltered. Beans aud Peas are scarce and look upwards. Oats are plentiful, but there has not been much trade for them. MONDAY, Nov. 29.-The ...

... ?? EXC'lIA-X.EF ir- r - . .W . S U.l.- El U11-.V GE. 31/ A11A LJ I j FRIDAY, DEC- 17.-Thlis rnarket * j'1 cont'inuto he supplied with all sorts of Grain. Superfne ti IJ'e ful, but all other kinds are abundant, and the 1at O t01 p't 5, sufferd 'a further decline of 2s. per qu Prices of s*, it. dull-add2s.'per quarter cheaper foral a n, Beans maintaifi Ilonday's termns. ee l ealct sare Peas are ...

... £ Efl ?aFYfAVr- W a CORN EXCi1ANGE. lA,,IRK L4Ar- L FRIDAnY, DEC. 3.-TbearrivalbsoSrj B o since Monday are unasuallv large. Of trifling. Wheat does not seil so freely as of late ttit rather lower, unless for the very best samples B e, tinues dull. Beans and Boiling Peas supp I l Grey Peas are again lower. Oats find but few b 5St and are without variation in price. 'tp* MONDAY, DEC- 6-.-There ...

... !.r Wr0 LOZZDcO. G.-AZtE'12, DECEMBER 14. .. BANK) IPTIS'. ?? _ . 1. _&A. k s - - G. W\'nne, Staffort1, slhor-tuanufacturcr, to surrender Dec. 27, 218, J an., 25,; at the Oflice of 3lessrs. Keen, Staftbrd. Solicitors, IMesrs. sKeen, Staffolatl. J. 'Laaw)on, .Nottingham, hosier, Dec. 24, .Jan. 1, 25, at the Punch Bowl, Nottingham. Solicitor, M3r. Percy, Nottingham. W1r. (k. Bolfes, ...

... IPnOMZ. T*T. LONnOrl GAZMTn, NOVMN-B2M.. 27 . BAVrKR UP'1S. I r , a .- I Joseph Williams, Kentish Town, Middlesex, coach-master, to surrender Nov. 30,lDec. 7, Jan. 8, at the Bankrupt's Court, Basinghall-street. Solicitors, Messrs. Stevens and Wood, Little St. Thomas Apostle, Queen-street, London. William Jenkins, Christchurch, Southampton, plumber, glazier, and painter, Dec. 14, 15, Jan. 8, at ...

... . | !AILM-MVlI i? gl'ulLb;O CORNV EXCIINLVGE. MARK LANE, LONDON. FniDAY, DEc. 10.-The arrivals of 1lrheat, Barley, and Flour, this week are very large. Of Oars the quantities are still moderate. The Wheat trade is extremely heavy at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per quarter from the prices of Monday. Barley is also very dull, and 2s. per quarter cheaper. Itn Beans and Peas there is no alteration. ...

... ?? IQ ; 4 , 32 11%7 J7 I-Ir ly ;I L. - ?? - I CORX EXCIjEWGE. MR FOISDAiv, DE-c. 24i.-The arrivals of all oy WLeek ar only emalt, Owing chiefly to contarav ?? ra reAhet- more -life in the Wheat trade, a~sto I ' T ~duting thes past, week, the arrivals ~nioderster. This;Inorning-the~freshsuppi~~j hel quaaitiltiea of W heat, Barley, Beam,a, fa . Kent, -but thaeft- i&s-very, ?? fresh up froit ...

... FROM THE rIM*3lOW A-1V ft *t, ls2I. _I ._ , I -BANKRUPTCY SUPERSDtED. H. Roscow, Pendleton, Laicashire,'brewer. T. and J. Cooke, Cheltenham, uphlsteieris, to surrender Jan. ?? 7, Feb. 1, at 'the Plough Hotel, ChelterniaIm. Solicitors, Mlessrs. Pruen, Griffiths, and Pruen, Cheltenhamn. ' Brljtion, jun. ?? aid'Tenter-street, calenrderei and packer, 15ec. .U, Jan. 18, Feb. 1, at the Basikrupts ...