... LONDONY GAZETTE, FRIDAY, Jan. 9. 0 LIST OF BANKRUrPTS. I (All ft/l tneeiings of Conimissioners in: Aiddlesex are flei .2t the to C~ornisuioyiars'Court, BasIhwaIsf treef, Landout.l e CARDINAL John, of Lelcester, in the county of Leicester, Y to stir. Jan. 13, 23, Feb. 20.-Att. Sandom, Dunster court, Mincing lane. n LEa Joseph, Leeds, in the county of York, tea dealer, to . Bur. Jan. 17, 19, Feb ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKETM ?? ID a ,1RI]4fil R.lnlV (f all nrti( jan. 13.-There Is a plentiful supply of all.articles of.Grain for this day's market. The millers, anticipating.io decline in Mark.lane, froim the Imnmease arrivals, bought sparingly of Wheat. and were enabled to purchase at a decline of 1 . per quarter from Friday's rates. Heavy Barley is held firmly, but all other qualities rematin ...

... 'LORItXbt Alarhtet. 'ORN EXCHANry. NAHI.RKr.ArT C ORN EXCHANGE, MAil,-iANE. Jan. 12.-We have had only a short arrival of 'Enslish Wheat, with a good supply of Spring I orn in the course of the preceding %cccqk, and 10this day's sacrket. Thfre In a lir quantity of Oats from Ireland, and some Wheat. Tice Continent continues to inondate us With ev~ery, specits of Gran, dc-., but theydo not appear ...

... OPENING of Ihet ADE to INDIA and CHINA. 'AIR. IIUCKINOIHAMOS LECTURES, jc (Fro at he Liverpool Tinses.) Wehave seenwih er great satisfaction the cordial reception sAlbhM. cin gham,- the: itc-prte d vocatc of Free Trrede to th Earlis met with during the last week, from ail classes of thse inhabitanis of this town and capecially from tise most active and enlightened of our merchatatst, M1 s ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, TuEsDAY, Jan 1::, hen BANKRUPTS. b of FORSYTH James Christopher, of MIilk street, In the: London, silk aid velvet nanufacturer, d.c. to sur. J y of at 1, Jan. 23, Feb. 24, at 12.-Att. Leigh, George street: lur- sion house. the WADSWORTH Arthur, of Staverton row, Newington, hue county of Surrey, cheesemonger, d. c. to sur. Jan. Feb. 24, at 1.-Atta. Brown and Marten. Mincing Ian, ...