... Corn attb l3robisioll -Rarketz. WAKEFIELD CORN NARKET. YESTERDAY.-The arrivals of wheat are large tliji' week; but the new sainplcs coming to mnarket in bkal condition in.ahs sales dull at l:ot currncY; old dlehst. Dotrwewy, ig llther Midoer PIne b',rlky ncatree, anl the turn ul~vrcr. Oars and khellin.g each dull sale, bkut not lox L r BBeans steady. Arritvstl*th/s ieek'. Wheat .S0. qrs ( ...

... ITHE M1ANCHESTER CHAMBER OF COM- MERCE AND THE BANK OF ENGLAND. (Trm the eruug C udricle.)i The bill of indictment drawn up by the Directors of the ManchesterChamber of Commerce against the Bank of England will not, we trust, be without its influence on public men. When the charter was last renewed, a most daplor&e ignorance prevailed in Parliament, with re- spect to the subject of currency; ...

... __ 3all$a tf. GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2. BLUNDELL Elizabeth, of Sanilesbiury. in the county *f lancaster. innkeeper; JdnI. Feb. 7. Town-halll, Pree;;;. Solicitor, MIr. VW'iikiisaon, Blackburn. P'et crs J.lxas Pickup, Blackburn, spirit muerchant, and another. Dflted Dec. is'. BROWN John, of Leeds, flax spinner; Jan. 7, Feb. 7. Coon. hoesc, Lceds Solicitor. 3ir. Stott, Leeds. Petcr Willi:ai ...

... Corn allb I.Irabisfoll fit I WAKEFIELD CORN 'MARKET, YESTERDAY.-The arrivals are not large. The trade in wheat has been steady at the rates of last week. Barley is not plentiful, and holders have obtained a little advance on fine qualities. Beans steady. In oats, shelling, and other things no change. A rrivals this WVeek. Wheat .. 7138 qrs Oats ?? 1870 qrs Flour ?? 187 sks Barley .. 3737 qrs ...

... oantrupto. GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, JANUARY 3. BACON John, of Low Ousegate, in the city of York. grocer; Janl. 13, Feb. 14, Star. York. Solicitor, Mr. Smith, jou., York. Pet cr Leonard William Sedgwrick, Caninon street. London, tea dealter, and of Heworth, Yorkshire. Dfatt Dec. ii. BROWN James. of FoNvey, Cornwall. draper; Jan. 17. Eel,. 14, Court of Commissioners. Solicitor, Mr. Stedmaen, Broad ...

... CoTm ait Vobisiou itlartt5s. WVAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YFSTERDXY.-Our arrival of sw-heat is good, the demand is not extensive, and prices for fine qualities have declined Is. per quarter; while other descriptions are fully 2s. below the rates of this day se'nnight. Beans scarcely fetch so much money. Oats and shelling are rather lower. Arrivals this Wveek. Wheat .11029 qrs Oats ?? 2051 qrst ...

... BankruptO. fjAZTTJ~FiiDA, JANUARY lo, ATKINSON Thioma,,s Radclif'e and Charles Johnson Atkin- sun, of Hudderslleld. Yorkshire. fancy and woollen cloth inerchanr-ts,; Jan.- 1t; Feb. 21, George Inn. Hudldersfield. Solicitors, Messrs. Wh-Iiteheoad and Co.. Huddersfieid. Pct er.te-phen and George Arloin andt. lnodly fancy wailsceat iniantilfaeCturors. rated 1Dcc. 19. BENM n~ ll Lke. of Blarnista ...

... r arketo. -. . I hIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Yesteiday (Friday) Evening. The import of cotton this teek amounts to 47,378 bags, and several vessels are not ye^0orte(. The desire to sell has daily increased, ar prodikeca decline of 9d. to Ad. per lb. in American, EggypiAn, ?? Surat; of the latter 7,500 were brought forward byt'anctiont*-day, but only 4, w were sold. It is difficult to account for ...

... I ;3ankrupto. GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, JANUARY 17. COATES John, of Manchester, in the county of Lanca.ter merchant and drysalter; Feb. 5,28, at two, Commisios,..,- Rooms, Manchester. Solicitors, Messra. Atkinson & t,,a 3Manchester. PetcerWilliam FHounsficld, Manchester. iitr chant. Dated Jan. 1. EDWARDS Richard, of Aston, nearBirmingham, victua.,jj; Januarv 24, February 28, New Royal Hotel, Birmi nnhl ...

... lerbr Iflarkao. I LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Yesterday (Friday) Evening. The sales this -week amount to 32,2S0 bags, of which spe- culators have talken 6000 American, and exporters 2100 American and .50 Surat. There has been less pressure on the market, but a general disposition to sell, and we notice a decline of 7d. per lb. on American, id. on Pernamns, td. on Egyptian, and froeu 2d. to 3d. on ...

... uroa 3An Qobiziol ?arfwte. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY.-The arrivals of wheat are moderate, which met an extremely sale, and which could not be effected except at a dec eo of is.. Barley In limited demand, and from is. to 2s. lowed Oats ful; as dear. Shelling the turn lower. Beans wielsolany ma alei~l alteration. rreitals ?? fecek. Whe 718~rs 'l~ats ?? 1373 qrs Flour ?? 449 sks Balsl\/5 q ...

... M)c -alarfato- LIVii'OUL ('COTTli MIAUKET F,-otvt: It eq 4-7i': a) E cP~ing-, ?? lii 1, el V rv 3ry --o lcl ii:fii, 1 ,1 tor I2I'n tihron.liilout t: little ?? tool'e'' c'.I i2 prit's of t ,102 Sa r.rrl::t IOC .112n(L2L' TO . lo Itixt the desire to . . ...