... I ?3ankl- ! I '14, t 5 . LUNDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, FEBiiCARIM1 BROWVN\George, ofCarlisle, draper; Marcla 1. Si-H Cof lc House, Carlisle. Sullcitaars, Slesrs. H;'-' andl Co., Manchcstcr. iand Mlessrs. J.awad Co. lair Peters James MILaro, -en. aiad jun., and Co., 3.- che-ter, aaerchants. Dated jeb. 4, BCRGOYNIE Williami. of Pyimouthli, aillder; F April 1, Royal lhotel. Plzyniouthl. Solicitor. Yr 1 ...

... te1rn *Drqbtait tfituutlt WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Y £STERDAY.- The arrivals of all grain, except barley, is again smalL Our millers buy sparingly at last week's rates. Barley unchanged for all qualities. Beans in request, but at very low rates. In oats and shelling no change. Arrivals this Week. Wheat . 3469 qrs Oats .. 762 qrs Shelling. 2933 Ids Barley .. 3092 qrs Peas - qrs Malt . - ld ...

... I 33ankrupto. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II. BABER Henry Adolephus, of Lindiesl, Sussex, rnaltster. Feb. 1S, March 2.5, Town hail, Brighton. SoElicitors, 31eqssrs. Ver land Co., Leves. Pet ers George Hlo ucux, sen. and Co., Lewves. bankers. Dated Jan. 1}. BEAL Thomas, of Sandwich, Kent, hoernall and corn factor: February 22-. Mfarch 25. Bell Inn, Sandwich. Solicitors, Messrs Surrace and ...

... Fev a I LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Fridazy Evmning. Our market opened with a lively demand, and some- what higher prices were obtained for American descrip- tions; but the news from India threw a damp upon it, which the disappointed expectation regarding the settle- ment of the cqgn law question has increased, and it closed heavily at jlastweewks quotations. Of 960 Sea Islands offered for 'iley ...

... I = _ankrujto. I LONDOX GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, FEBRU.ARY 4. BUriETT James, of G3reat Bourton, Oxfordshire, sheep dealer; February 21, March 18, White Lion, Banbur, Solicitors, Messrs Walford and Co., Banbury. Pet cr JJSn Haddon, Leaminigton Priors. gent., on behalf of the Leamington Priors and Warwickshire Banking t Company. Dated Jan. 18. HESHIRE Thomas, of Smethlwick, Staffordshire, Imil. rle and ...

... c Alaacto. I o . LmvERP2OOL COTTON eAIiET. There has been agood dlelnaud throeii lot tui xveek ol by aU classes of buyers, nhich hotders fvccly uct at a S decline of id. per lb. Vcsterday allI todaly somewhat r more firmness has Veen shewn, but lat week's quotatiOns c are scarcely obtained. The sales amount to 29,710 bags, u of which 2,500 American have been taken on speculation. P and 1,800 ...

... ZI)c jmarfitto- I LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Friday LEJeninsg. The market continues in a depressed state, and the demand from the trade has been very moderate; in souis instances the buyers have rather had the advantage, particularly in. thle low descriptions of A merican, but net so mluch as to alter last week's prices. All kinds of longl stapled cotton hare been more in request. The sales ...

... STO CKPORT. Our readers will observe that we give the Par- liawwntanj Debates two days later than tire Stock- port papers. Poop's RATES.-Mr Adamson, one of the over- seers for this township, appeared before the magistrates on Saturday last, to obtain their s.nction to a noev poor's rate of two shillings in the pound. Somne conversation took place between the overseer and the bench on the ...

... I ankrupto. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, JANUARY 21. ARTHUR John and David Arthur, of Neath, Glamor- ganshire, ironmasters; Feb. 18, March 11, Bnih Inn. Swansea. Solicitors, Messrs, Egan and Cu U-Esses. street, Strand. Pet cr David Davies, Cardigan, Eta. Dated Nov. 24. BARNARD George, of Portsea, Hampshire, coal mer. chant; Feb. It, March 11, Totterdell's Hotel, Portn'. Solicitor, Mr. Low, Portsea. ...

... MANCHESTER AND BIRMINGHAM RAIL- WAY COMPANY. I r The ninth half-yearly general meeting of the pro- prietors of this railway took place at the York Hotel, King-street on Thursday morning. Thomas Ashton, l Esq., of Hyde, was called to the chair, and reports from r the directors and Mr. George Wm. Buck, engineer, were read, together with a statement of accounts. From the directors' report it ...

... Zbe Jdarketo. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Friday Evening. The trade continue to purchase on a limited scalc. The principal feature in our market is the demand for export, which has been chiefly for the better qualities of Ame- rican, so much neglected heretofore. Full prices have been obtained for this description; but middling and ordinary qualities have declined Ad. per lb. NXo change can be ...

... MANSHE OCKR SrocK EXCHAN&E, - FLBRUARY 4, 1S42. PRICES OF SHARES. Amt. of Amount Price per Shares. paid. Share. I RAILWAYS. s £.j to 50 Birkenhead and Chester . ,t) . to 25 Ditto ne sharescreated at£ din di 20 100 Birmiliahiom and Derby . 10 .. 5; 334 Ditto New Shares at £8 6s. 8d. dCs 25 . . 1 -i ho£N Bitanmighairnatd Gloucester . . - ( 2d Di tto i shares ...