... FROM T LOND- IETT 1; ; ' ?? : 'I - T ?? i /; n. !1i ?? er l'm . ?? JOB HOLLOWAY, Bra'ckell Berkshire, grocer-- tosnrrenderJarn'9, at half-astL6b!c16ck, ?? at ll, at the Bdnkrupts' court:'sosicitor,Mr. Dawios,,' Ampton-street,. Grrays-iun-road official, assign ; Mr. W1hitniore,'Basxnghall-stieeC i ROBEI~r TATE, Regent-street, jeweller,$7 Ji.;m 12, Feb. l3i'at 2'o'clock,' at the Baukrupts' ...

... I BANKRUPTS., Azlihe 3reetise of Comnmisesiners in riddlesaex 4re held at Mhc U: Ctnnis1o01tr-S LCo1rt, Basicghall Steet, Londoen r' MbULD WillIArn Francis, of ], Union place. New. ro7d, Marylebone, in the County of Middlesex, wine mererart, d. c. to sur. Jan.. 23, :at 1, Feb. 23, at Il-Atts. Owenaid Dixon, Mark lane. . - . I KETTLE Mitchell, of Ware, in the county of Herts, 2line draper, d. c ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE1Jan.9. DECLARhTION OF INSbLVENCY. a ?? an, 8, JAMES StSLEY, of 'Maf&tte, c~s~enter, r JanS. ,ELIZABETH CLEGG, 'late Sof Beltield- hill, atterwards of Moorhouse, and now of Waitlaud, Rochdale, Lancashlire, cotton-spinner. BANKRUPTCY EN'LARGED.,E PETER WRIGHT, of Leeds, grocer, Jei,. 20 at eleven, at the Court-House, Leeds. - BANKRUPTS.. -- WILLIAM JOY, of Paternoster-row ...

... 1 _B REPORT OF THE WOOLLEN TRADE FOR DECEMBER. JAw. Ints 18I35,-The month of December is rarely a busy One. It is half way betwixt the seasons of Autenna and Sprirg, and is that month in which careful tradesmen sum up thi half yearor the year's transactions, and reckon the important items of profit and loss. Hence they have no time to buy, and as little desire, so absorbed are they in pounds, ...

... *Dipping Entell genet PORT OF HULL. FortnozO AnxtrvcD. JaI. 13-Froin Bjorsimborg, Pollis. Figh. 14-At0werp, Cora, Legrand 17-Dunkirk. Ant, Utting. .lntrserp, Jeune Caroline, VatrieU. Prtersburg, St. Peter, Gusman. FoREaIG SAILED. Jan. 12-DutsAirk, Fairy, Poskitt. 15 -K'iensburg, Johaun& Maria, Nielsen. COASTRIS Aarin7nD. J:n. I}-From London, York- shirernan, Shillito. 13-London, Enterprize, ...

... I sbipping Intelligrurt. PORT OF HULL. FoZYIoI Alasvao. Dec. 28-From Rotterdam, Sea Horse, Bouch; Bee, BesL .4ntlerp. La Reine, Jenssen. 29-Hoiterdamn, Deben, Hall: Aquatic, King; Amelia, Ansdell. Petersburg, Watson, Frost; William Lee, Shep. herd. 30-Harnbro', Sympathy, Duckells. 31-Dun- A-irk, Croft, Croft. H'am&ro', Active, Partridge. Jan. I- ,ramn6ro' Marys, Johnsonf; Shamrock, Wilman; ...

... (sollillierctn'll Kiltelliarlim FO O)NDON, Ti.E A , J Dir Si. C, i; It- Iititishl P'~1 itritein. The tiritish P'lanaitioil Di Sugal roll;t ?? tie ,t eeli has been atteinded by very Be fevw it thte gil erl I efilles ls, ?? their En $,toueh; ar, STnuoW to he low. The purchascesof the week do no-, tierefore eseced 850 hhds., at a further decline ol titatirrti;l u ;s. X tlulag, tO Mauritius S~ugar ...

... An abstract of the net. produce of the Revenue of. Great Britain, in the Years and Quarters ended 5th W; January 1837, and 5th January,31838, sho wing the increase or decrease on each head thereof. Q uars' en Jan. J.th, . 1a37. 1138. Increase. DecreaSe. W . £ [ I£ I' £ £ l Customs 4.069,938 4,523,271 4.53,J ?? ExcIe. ?? 3,03, 3,530,564' .. 215,00 C Stam ps . ?? ,3,529 1 5,44,40I1 ?? 1,579,02 8 ...

... -HULL TIDE TABLE-. .. High Water Morn. Tide- Even. Tide. Jan. 28 Sunday ?? 34 PAST 7 67 PAST 7 i 4 suC. 29 ?? . 43 ?? 8 1 AFTEt 30 Tuesday ?? 25 .. 9 lEPIP. 31 Wednesday45 ?? 9 4 10 Feb. 1 Thursday 24 . 10 44 10 2 Friday. .]1 29.111 3 Saturday ?? 32 12 The Barton steam.packets sail daily from Hull to Barton at seven in the morning, and half-past twel% and four in the afternoon. TIhey sail from ...

... LEEDS CORN MARIET, JAN. 9.-The-arrivals of d Wheat during the past week have been large, of other Grain the supply for this day's market is- only moderate. There is a firmness in the Wheat trade ' which the millers cannot overcome, and the ddmand is fair, at about the rates of last weak. Fine Barley e fully supports late rates, while inferior qualities are I difficult to quit. Oats and Beans ...