... LONDON, DEC. IL IMOM TUMDAY AND fRIDAY NIGUS' ,GAZTTES. BANKRUPTS. Nov. 27.-James Tatham, Castle-street, City-road, Finsbury, Middlesex, rectifying-distiller. Thomas Weldon, Holles-street, Cavendishi-square, Middlesex, tailor. Robert Nathaniel Burion, New Corn Ex! change, Mark-lano, London corn-factor. John Ra41n- doliph, Bridge-strLeet, St. kIargaret's7 Westminster, surgeon and apotliecary. ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, DnC. 1(;. FROM LAST NIGUT'S GAZETrE. BANxRuPrs.-Thomas Treherno, Oxford-strect, up- bolsterer. John Halliday, Whapping, block maker. Wiarles Clutterbuck, Chaudos-street, CovLnt-g-arden, licemsed-vietualler. Charles Hawkins, Tottenham- ceurt-road, draper. Lcwis Joseph Smith and Philip Summers, Taberniacle-wvalk, Fiiusbur~y,fanicy6-statieoriis. 'William Porden Kay and Edwvard ...

... I - .. aorth Shields, November 30.-Thc extent of damage suffered by the barque Hopewell, Leslic, taken into Southampton, is much less extensive than might have been expected. The whole of the damage sustained is aloft, the state of her rigging and sails bearing strong attestation to the gales she had encountered. Her hull is perfectly tight, and she will be able to proceed on her voyage to ...

... AMARK LANE, .MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 14, 1840. e- From the whole of our wheat grou uig counties, the arri- SS. vals of wheat fresh lip to our market, this morning, coast- VOise, as well as by land carriage, and sampiles, exhibited a great comparative falling off, while there were very few of e last week's unsold samples offering, owing to which, and Ut the thin atlendance of dealers, the demand, ...

... tne NEa~WCATLE.,SATURDAY NOV. 28, J[4. w tad have a large lnsport of south country dlour, Otf frmers' bywheat we had a smaller .market; to-day than usual, which Vcaused It to sell quickly, and the best samples to bring rather more money. Good south country -new wheats were iso rather snore request, bat for old foreign the demand was slack at last week's prices. Tfli trade In waitling barley Id ...

... . From the Gazette of 'ridry, December 4. BANKRUPTS. TflOMAS POWELL, Carpenter Street, Hanover Square, carpenter. GEORGE FISHER,.Paul Street, Finsbury, oilman. SAMUEL SAVAKER,. Hathbone Place, Oxford Street, linen draper. JAMES CLACK, Seckford Street, Clerkenwell, baker. SAMUELTHURSTON, Grosvenor Row, Pimlico, corn- merchant. ALFRED KNIGHT, Wood Street, Cheapside, worsted. ; . yarn ...

... - MARKETS, FAIRS, &eC. * Quantity and average oarlbtish Corn sold It Newcastle . narket'in the week ending Saturday last:- t QtIA8titTt. - -P1ilC6. -: vlia Wheat . -778U 4.41bush.. 2226M It 6. 2 t7 -2 Oats . do qrs. bush.. 72 0 0.1. I4 0 Rye . O 0t0. e. a a Barley . 408 qrs.Obush.;' 856 4 'O . IIt 7 Beaus qrs. e bush s O C .0 00. Peas . 0 qrs. O,busb. .0 0- ...

... From the London New Piice Current of Tuesday, December 15. SUGAR.-Tho trade show a reluctanee to purchase British Plantation Sugar, and since this day week the demand has been very limited for both refining and grocery purposes; prices have still a downward ten- dency, and have given way since Tuesday last Is for low yellow and brown sorts, but the better kinds of yellow cannot be quoted more ...

... I __ _ ?? the London Ncw Price Currmnst of Tuesdey, December 22. SUoaa.-Importers of W~est India MUscovados3 Su- gar a~re desirous to realize, and havo submitted to afur- ther reduction of ls 6d for groy, low yellow, and brown sorts, and is tor good and fins yellow, still even thereat the trade has evinced little desire to do business, and the demand has been very limited from both groeers ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, Dnc. 2. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAzaTTE. PARTNERSHII's DISSOLVED.-H. Lotherington and Co., Nowveastle-upon-Tyne, grocers. BANRnUurlS.-Nathauiel '1reasure, Reading,, Bork- shire, boot and shoe-manufacturer. David I-ledges, Oxford, plunmber. Benjamin King Johnson, Rodcross- street, Cripplegato, apothecary. William Mor-timer Roberts, Pembroke, innkeeper. William Stone, Glon- -cester, ...

... MONEY MARKET AND STOCK INTELLI- I GENCE. I CITY, WEDNESDAY.-The conclusi on of the war in Syria lias not produced any effect On the B~ritish miarket, the cireum- stenco baving bcen anticipated for osevcral days past. Consols are al shads lowver, being quloted 8!3, sitl little sr nothingdoing. The Foreignl markct en~itilleuo dulil, prices quoted are those of the preceding day. A oighlt ...

... I I Sheerness, November 30.-Seventy-five fathoms of short link 7-8th chain cable have been landed here, as droits of tho Admiralty, by Captain W. Laing, of the Perseverance, of North Shields, wlich he reports he hooked up with his anchor between the Noro and Mouse Buoy. Remsqate, November 30.-Off-The Jano and Mar- garet, Fairley, from Sunderland. Pieked up by Mr Harris, of the Samson, of ...