... loort of uull imports, ..- . .. .. - .. . I .. . . . From the tnt to the 7th Oct., both inclusiee. Th f Tranqit, Dickinson, from Hamburg, 517 bags rapesced, S casks Thi salted calf skins, 3 cases furniture, 3 baskets leeches, 3 bales flax, EBu 404 bales wool, I package British manufacturedgoods, I package Th, contents unknown, 53 heads of cattle Browvnlow and Co Tbh Tiger, EKnocker, from ...

... THE STONE MASONS ON STRIKE, FROM THE NEW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, AND NELSON'S MONUMENT, LONDON, AND THE WOOL- WilC DOCKYARD, To the Public and Ufs Trades of Grleat Britain and .Ieland. Who is here So base, that would be a bondman? If any, speak; for him have I OFFENDED.1' Men at some time are masters of their fate; The fault * * ' is Dot in our stars, Bat in ourselves, that we are underlings. ...

... lanlrupto, kc. isI nit From the London Gazeete of Fsiday, Jam 21. ed BANKiRUlPTS. off John Maidlaw, Fetter-lane, builder, to surrender IOU Jan. 28, March 4, at half past eleven, at the Coult of he Bankruptoy, Basinghall-street. Solicitors, Messrs. sk. Rhodes, Bevor, and Lane, Chancery-lane; official assig. id nee, Mr. Whitmore, Basiinghall-street. mn. Joseph Scott and Henry Coker, Wood-street, ...

... As soon as the sliding sonic proposed by Sir R. o Feew wao known here great consternation prevailed amongst the repalors; and immediately preparations t commenced for holding a public meeting to express h1 the opinions of the repeelers respecting Sir R. Peel's te Corn Law measure ; placards were posted through- out the towon and surrouI! vilg villages, aunounciug b a meeting in the Miarlktt ...

... SUBBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED BY A lI HEYWOOD FOR THE HALL OF SCIENCE VICTIMS. £ s. d. Mr. Lomax ?? 0 2 6 Mr. Rigley ?? 0 1 3I Mr. Deveril ?? 0 0 6 Mr. Smith ?? 0 0 6 Mr. Pinlen ?? 0 0 1 Mr. Everitt ?? 0 0 1 -. Mr. Davehu ?? 0 0 1 La Mr. Lonsdale ?? 0 10 0 Mr. Lord ?? 006 Mr. Williamson ?? 0 6 From Straiigeways ?? 0 4 1 hi From lroylsden ?? 0 6 3 nh Mr. Whitehead ?? 0 0 8 ...

... ?Uxaltrttpto, &It. - ?? h Fromn tse Lonado Gazette of Friday, Nov. 11. I! BAN3tROPIS. s Timothy Fisher, Raudolph-street, Camden-town, victualler, to surrender Nov. 30, at ten, and Dec. 30, at twelve, at the Bankrupt's Court. Solicitor, Mr. Groves, Charlotte-street, Bedford-square. Official assignee, Mr_ e Whitmore, Basiughall-street. John Jay, London-wall, builder, Nov. 25, at one, and Dec. 30 ...

... LunEDs CORN MARKET, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4,- There is a large arrival of Wheat to this day's Market, other kinds of Grain moderate. Wheat has been: quite a retail trade,, and prices Is. to 2s. per quarter lower. Fiue heavy Barley full as dear, but no improvement in other descriptions. Oats a half- penny per stone, and Beans is. per qr. lower. TE AVERAGE .PRICES FOR THE WEEK ENDING-JAN. 4,1842. ...

... THE great demand upon our space this week by the Report of the Short Time Committee's Deputa- tion, and the proceedings at several meetings, and of the Scottish Delegates, will prevent us from giving, in the present paper, the observations we promised on the last mooted infernal scheme of the great Cotton Masters of Lancashire, to get rid of the poor unfortunates they have inveigled and ...

... manlrupto, Wc. From t,'e London Gazette of Friday, Dec, 23. BANKIRUPTS. Thomas Blason, Eeton, Northamptonshire, innkeeper, Dec. 29, at two, and Feb. 3, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Solicitor, Mr. Pell, jUn. Nor. thampton; offical assignee, Mr. Pannell. Charles Jones, Devereux-court, Strand, hotel keeper, Jan. 5, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Lon. don. Solicitor, Mr. ...

... loort of Pull Imnports, Fran Mhe 22ncd to the 281h OcGt., bath iclueiuve. lay s ; bones, 4o 1 qr 2.9 spars Clay andl Co a*, Wohtllart, Patriaa, from McrivI, 326 pieces fir timber, 100 wainscot logs, 23c 1 qr 20 deals, 3Cc sIaves, 2 fatbomo lathwood 4 .1 Dalton and Coa an William Darley, Draper, fromt Hamburg, 14 casks better, 2 lies casks drags, 1 ease contests unknown, 142 bales wool, 7 ...

... - I tuIIIa~~oucca iair HEL CORN EXCHANGE, Dec 20.'AThere hasa been, a rc decidedly better feeling ir the rvh~atmarketilorlag the~pad week; Fill one or two lots pressing on the market at low priceLs have be en Bl taken by speculators, and somes sales at late rates have alrso been Ski made to millers from a diatance, It is well knoswn that millerasC generally are low in stock; in Wakefield ...

... *f)fppinq Entellfarli-Ec. _-oo - C a PORT OF HULL. ClA TELEGRSAPH OtFICE, AUG. 18.-Wind S.S.E., light breeze. ed Bar. 30.13.-Otf the Hlumber Float, Inward, at 7.39 At.b- is- Templar, schr. 1 p.s.-No. 2070, La Reine, echr. 6.30 r P- irc No. 2182, Zeph3yr, T. yacht ; 2303, Gleonalbyn, stmr. -Oll the S )ill Humber Float, Outward, at 6.30 A.M-No. 2140, Wn Darlcy, 2 aRt attar. 9 30 A.o-No. 2179, ...