... LONDON. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26. SUGAR.-There has been a censiderable demand in the Plantation sugar market this morning, and the advance of the last week has been fully supported, indeed, In some In- stances, 614. further advance has been obtained. Bengal Sugars advanced Is. on the low white, and 41d. on the title descriptions. The Refined market Is firm, and prices fully supported. COFFEE. ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, FRIDAY, Oct. 26. 24 BANKRUPT8. II 24 AU ?? nfeetl.eis Qf Commlfirdr in Ifiddleirew are 1trrd at the tI 22 COMewnisjioners' Court. Basirrhall Street, London. tI 16 ARCHER Robe, I, now or late sf Ne. 66. Queen Street, Cheap- 1v 22 side. in tihe city of London, * Ine merebau r. d. c. to sur. Nov. ,4 2o 2, at 2, and DEC 6,at ii.-S o. legue, ?? court. I DAVIS Nathanlel, Of We,.terh ...

... t 18 - cI BANKfRUPTS. BATH Tristram, of the borough of Truro. In the county ot Cornwall, grocer, d. c. to suir. Aug. 13, and Sept. 17, til, at Pearce's Hotel, Truro.-Sols. Paul and Co., Tturo._-Pet. er. C. &.J. Harvey, St. Day. merchants. HALL Thomas, of Waleall, in the county of Stafford, groor, d. tsie e. to Bar. Aug. 24, at 3, Sept. 17, at 12, at tbe Swa', Wolver. and hampton,-Sols. Panlees ...

... a - ?? - ?? ?? - - -, ?? *- ?? it t BANKRUPT8. sE t BAGNALL Sampson, of Cheadle, in the county of Staffard, . s grocer and ironmronger, d. c. to sur. Dec. 17, and Jan. 14, at 12, ii s at the Royal Oak, Ulieudle.-Sol. Blagg, Cneadie-Pottiioning o Y screditor, Margaret Ward, of Cheadie. spinster. ti t BOLTON George Theodore, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, wine and spirit merchant, d. ...

... naim BANKRUPT&. ted, /111 the Mleetings of Comnnissloners in Iliddleseir are held at the fed Comernissioneri' ?? Basinghall Street, London. but ARMSTRONG Henry Wesley, of Birmingham, In the county of J Warwick, cooper, d. C. to sur Nov. 12, and Dec. 13, at 1, at the J New Royal Hotel, Blrm~nligsm.-Sol. Wheeler, Birmingham. l8d. -Pet. cra. John Nelson, Armstrong and Co., Bid-minghiam, Sid. ...

... PRICES OF SHARES IN CANALS, RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASSURANCE AND OTHER COMPANIES' STOOC. ob- Numbe Di. r Price qf har Share. C Sae.prAnn~. CANALS. I Xf a-- - on i£ .d. £C a igd 1766*' 7 15Ashton ?? 0v 7 18 tu 130 720d 14 01 ?? 0 0 300) DUse 11,60 100Grand ?? di v., 10 0 0103 ifter 6,23 2 55HuddersdeU ?? 17 6 6 35 ad 25,328 1 7 ennet & Avon ~ a.11l 0o 11,6090j 1 5Lancasster ?? 42 6 827 was 2,57910 ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, Ocr. 22.-The arrivals of Grain to this day's market are smaller than las4 week. Fine dry new Wheat and fresh old has beel sold on the same terms as last week, but the secon- dary and inferior qualities have been very dull sale and lower. Barley has been in better demand an( last week's prices folly supported, also, for Oits an Shelling. Beans rather lower. HUDDERSFIELD CLOTH ...

... 1 I R. PITSETHLYS SALANCE' SHEET. MONIES PAID BY MR. PITKETHLY. 1839 £. s. d. July 3 To Mr. Guest, Birmingham, for Printing, &. .5 16 8 8 Cardo's Balance on acount of- his mission to Devonshire . 1 6 8 Mr. Bussey's do. to Sootland ?? 3 16 9 Mr. Burns's do ?? ?? 0 10 0 Bailie Craig's Expenses on his mission to do ?? ?? ?? ?? 3 7 71 Mr. Collins's Balance of account do do ?? ?? 4 46 Mr. Frost's ...

... FACTORY SYSTEM.-MEETING OF MIILLOWNEkS. : S A meeting of the millowners of thie parishes of Keighley, Bingley, Otley,, Skiptob, anid other neighbouring places, was held oa ulbi'. 26thult., at the Devonshire Arms Inn,. 'eighley,1which may perhaps, assist in throwing soaw further -ight u the intentions of that body with regard to factory restriction. The mceting was of suh r thoro~gb' hole-and ...

... MAR t, I XETS. L E E D ?? ~~JANUARY 16. . The arrival of, Wghe4t49 thialday'a market is emaller thau last week ; othe ,.in4s Sq pgrai taarger. The beet Wheat hoe been 2i. per qiarWS oiWer. Oast ?? butlittle alteration. Beanob v Itvodeduil sale. WHBAT per Iu1MbfEigh.t Buahels,61bs. 'Nerfolk, Suffolk, Ewsex, bewvtred, 76,80, fine B2s.wfht.3s 88o Lincolnshire and Isbrigsfio74O, 78 do s do 82a, ...

... 1.t. n o t - 4 - * ?? n Vied. Ill ?i 71( 14* p Ip GE moed with 4ua- ther the .d of :sot sley the eld; Lded will te {AL y of old on; end. theI II a y IC in n SI pi Ce :1 [I it It h !i tj 51. It Li 51 a, it na h is at Ic it APRIL 9,-The late great depression in the Wheat trade hi1 driven most buyers out of stock, and tD.Cday there W3 a largo attendance at market, and a good business has been ...

... beo Dec. 2, 1839.-.At no period since the comtmencement of ut our Mlonsthly Record of this Trade, have we felt the task to be so un- bt grateful and onerous as at this moment. We shall not, however, ?? fromi the performance of our duty, but shall delIneate, as 'Ufaithfully' as we can, the actsual condtidtons of the trade, and shall offer, as we have done before, our epeculatislan; on Its ...