... MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, Dt)c. 15, AT THE COtRT O COMMISSIONERS OF BA.ANRUI'iT, BA-'\l6. HIALL-sITEF.T. If. 11. W. C. Parslow, of Exinouthi-street, Clerkenwell, cheesemonger . 10 W. Mothersole, sen., of Park-place, Regent's I'ai h, livery-stable-keeper . . : Itt J. Sloman, of Maidstone, Kent, tiber- lacr lihant 3 9 C. Smith, of OldCityChambers, BislopsgiLte-strcet, wine-merchant . . . : I A. ...

... ~ 1. .. ?? ; Fly 'm wctti Regatta wolkplac9son anday ?nll -Tqs~ayal :, t.ete ustial gaieties-the hoeig1iltsm e arnudilng:the sceee of antttionh dispitaying all the att6ertius'of eiiu,'eleamt, an V2 * f6hion, :Qt tour minutes ?? one ?? the sighs;lgu; was . 'fred for starting, and the followifng yachts, of flltife t and upwnards -started for the Regatta- Club Coep:,-Harriddauer,- 60 tona, Gi W ...

... :P'LYMOUTH. Colonel Bireb, of the Royal Engineers, is arrived here, and took the command as Chief Engineer in 'the Western District, ?? last. The' smack John and Mnry, formerly a.constant trader be. tween this port au-d Jersey, oniher. passage from Jersey to Gibralter, sprung a leak on Hll June, in lat. 47.12 N.'long. 66 W. on the 14th she becameivatter-logged, when all bands got into the boat ...

... logotocripto LONDON., .Rk'i0 2y Evreiinq, SRresl o' Clockc. Thrce per Cent.Red. 89 i anI 9tock, 3 pei Cents..88 8ft j Longl ~ Anni. >O I 0 15 1 6 3 &u h val ?? Cenils. 98i India Stock, 3U per Cents. Red. 98i4 1 India BIuuds, 56 .8 pm. N.- per Cents.1i2j 3 2, J Exch. Pils, 74-76 pm. 4 per Cents. 18P6. 1054j | Cons.forAcet.9Sj 8el i, Withia thle last fortnight Earl Grev has had se. veral ...

... I ?? LzuN-aE. _ onrawamlt, ?? AOF Blyth, struck onHasbro' Sand this morning, and tilled with water. Crew saved: little of tile materials expected to be saved. By a letter ?? Elstnsirmi,, dated, March i --th, 1829, the follontw- ing vessels had been cut through the ice Into-the harbour :-Thse Mathilda, ReAsh;L from Newcaitle ?? ; Cygnet, Smart, frdih Sundlarthuojd - the Baltic; ?? Black, ...

... 16I)c Ilaarltito. CORN EXCHANcE, LONDON. M[OWoAY, JANUARY 12.-The arfivals of Wheat, Barley, Oats, and Flour, during the past week, have been execed- ingly large; of the former article, as extensive perhaps as ever known in a similar period of time. For this mormng's market we had only a moderate show of Grain from the near counties, and very few of the late foreign arrivals were offered for ...

... MEETING AT GLASGQW IN FAVOUR OF AIAFm TRADl,.TfO INDIA. I On Tuesday last a turn eroas aind'higlily respectable meet, ing of gentlenien interested in the toexde to India, was held in the Tontinie Hotel. On the motion of Mr. Ewing, Mr. K. Finlav wNas called to the chair. The chairmnan stated that the Meeting had been called, in consequence of a re- solution come to at a former meetino for the ...

... ErteMarlAtio. 'tjz ror the HULT, CORN MARKET,s ee third page. 'WEEKLY CORN RETURN FOR HULL. Trna. initted Jan. SO, to tA 'Comnptrolier qf Corn Retlrns, London. An account of the. Quatitities and Prices of British Corn only, sold in this market, from the returns delivered to the inspector by the dealers, for the wveek ended yesterday seonnight, computed by the standard imperial measure ...

... te Mar-het1. !d, Ii B:; For the HULL CORN; MARKET, see third page. Ile WEEKLY CORN RETURN FOR HULL. TrassnsmltCd ian. 10, to the Comptroller of Corns Returns, Londosr. r, An account of the Quantities and Prices of British Corn only, sold in, this to market, from tihe returns delivered to the inspector by the dealers, a- for the week codel yesterday se'nnight, computed by the standard he ...

... finvorto. EAST INDIES. 80 Byron, T Andrew, fin Calcutta, with 52 ch indigo, H Ferguson T * 44 do, K Gladstone. .31 do, Rathbone Brothenrsand en. .17 do, E H umble. .91 do, Cropper, Benson, and co . 151do, D Wffitink. .23 do, .Ri CHumberston and co. .24 do, I117 bg saltpetre, Tand J Boekiebank do * .12 ch lac dye, 157 bg sugar, Gladstone, Ogilvy, and ?? bg 32 Paddy. 1000 bg rice, Watson and co. ...

... We intended to offer some further remarks on this iml cb portant subject this week; but on perusing the following ha document, we find it so pithy and comnpreensive that we at shall lay it before our readers in preference to any com-. f ments of our own. The statement emanates from the. gentlemen deputed from Liverpool, Manchester, Birming- M iham, Bristol, Leeds, Glasgow,; &c. to represent to ...

... ji-tarkao. I: LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, October 20, 1829. During the past week we have had a good supply of grain froni Ireland; but our own farmers, being engaged in preparing the ground for Wheat and raising Potatoes, have not brought their supplies forward so freely, which has caused rather an Increased demand for new Irish Wheat, both in this and the neighbouring markets; but ...