... LATEST fVTELX.IONCE. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, 9 o'clock. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. BANKIMUPTS. Deane Walker, Great Saint Helens, india-rubber manua- facturer John Wood, Bromqgrove, chemist Piers Lowe, Norily, Cheshire, shoemaker Richard Turvill. Kingstun-upon-Thanmes, baker John Bennett, Manchester, calico printer Hugh Wickham, Bristol, linen-drsper Wm. Darlington, Liverpool, wine.merchant ...

... TRADE OF BRISTOL4--LOC'AL IM.POSTS. Veatde is a Iliuetaatiiig thingo it plssoed fromn 'I'yre to Alcxan1- dnra, from Alexscandria to \'oleite, from 5' Venice to Antw~erp, froml Anitwerp to Amlsterdami antd Lonidonl. It belts sea thossc a/so are inl ypssession of it to take thee grceltrst crare thley sto not tose it. It is a p~lant of tenlder r rowvth, anid reqairoi sunn fand soil, and finle ...

... I TRADE, CoMMEMEa, & VTAUFr.CTtTRES. I COLONIAL MARK LSTS, LONDlON, JVEDNFSDA Y. (From the C'olo nial Gazette. J The demand for produce was pretty good for home consump. tiots this morning, and some sales were made for export. Prices have still an upward tendency for several articles, snd upon the swhole cosmeercial fiffhirs wear a firm and healthy appearance. The importehave been light. Raw ...

... To the Emily, from St. Michael's: Wait & Co, O4T boxes oranges It the fIcbe, from St. M1lichael's: W. Ilandle, 839 boxes oranges In the Isabell, from Milalta: Wait and Co. 770 qrs wheat In the Fawn, from Marieilles: Messri. Gwyer,716 qrs wheat inw the Shamrock, froml Duhlill Parsonls & Co. 4 boxes I bale litien; Cole and Co. S hales 4 boxes Ieen* Baker & Co. I ditto; Low and Co. I ditto; ...

... I FROM THE LONDO.N GA ZETTES. Bk~lNK UPTS-FRIDAY. .Wm 'I Lenl, Coleman.st. blga, merchant, to surrender March 24, Ajoin El, at 3ashighal)- strcet, Sol. Wilde ant Co. Londoln Win. B. Ilyng, Wirdr and S1afFroln Walden, engineer, March 30, April 29, at the some place. Solicitor, Niell, London' Dalvid Bidmeal, Brearl.,treet, sarelhousemin, April 2 & 29, at tihe same plne Solicitor, A. Jones, ...

... FRQMI THEl LONDION GAZETTEBJS. It BANISRlPTS-T2UESDAY. Huoriry Gonuer,Gre~at~l\\iolester.street, mrerhoolt,te sorreoder~lar. .4, April S. nt the Court oft I afkrozptcy Solo. SitnpsoO} & Co. ILondon Ft Johtt Dover, lhreot ranecs-whorl, merchanit, 3llrcls 8, April Y, at 02 the samd0 plscu. Solicit~r, Armlstrong, London] r, Thomaa H orrull, Wolth~anlstowv, cattte.dlealer, 21arch t, April S, at 5 ...

... Mt:ARKZET ZXTELLIGENCE. -aLONDON CORN EXCfI,-NGE.-11oNI-nk L set .The supply: of wvheat isp iaid.carri;,o samnples hll- coiisderaieiy t CC icreased Lhiii week, taut thle cosdtitiolt is generally so inloiflerctit i '.5a7s thle nliikeri purchase reluctantly, althousgh price's are reduced e per% quarter, ?? oil floe (try white, which is very scarce. Fr s- is a S101i sa10, lint thle eaten rates ...

... P/IANJLET ZNTZLLZG?NO?. LONDON CORN EXCHAN?iE.-Moienay. irts Most of the samples niwbent olterlig thin roprorrig were tty ryqs?Bts' ; thabot parcels met a ready sale at former ratW, bc: ed the currency were difficult of distioal, and barely marntaj of this day so'nnight. With barley, peas, and bea, inc we ivere ?? supplied, arid each oftleso articles metasrir the sale at about the quotations ...

... TLATOST XNTMLIGENaVE. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, 9 O'clock, FROM THIE LONDON GAZETTE3_ BA NtKRUPTS. .Win Barnes. ShinclilfK, Dtrh4ln, fire-brick maker Fred. A. Wheeler, IBirminigbam. p,-rcusstiin.eap mskey i Johnis WVatson, Alt dlie-ster, ?? John Powell. N eivistle-tlider. Lyme, grocer Wright and lvyde, Nittiitarrim, dvers. Thnonas Clent, Worcester, victlillier Willoiot ?? Bayi)un, Blill, surgeon ...

... STe 'UrDAo, M isecuA,2 SA TUftDAY, AllARclr 12, 1842. Z.ATEST INtELLIGENCE. LoNDoN, FRIIDAY ,v'Ev5No, 9 o'clock, FROM TItE' L (ONDON GA ZETTR. EA1 NK It 11 ITS Ctlarke and Lewis, Cr IlvI cont t, I'hreadfacedle-st. newspaper gents-Emily A. Birch, BeitiUrdl plice, tloeoig-house keeper- Sam. & I h,,. F. Jaelitorn, Bertuondiseyar. wovvltalplers-11hilip W. Hart, Nor ich, ?? Rorricastle, Glamford ...

... BY the adjournment of the debate until after Easter, breathing time has, at all events, been given to the difrent classes of the community, and an opportu- nity has thus been afforded members of Parliament of consulting the feefings of their constituents. This is most proper. The manner in which the measure has already been pressed forward in the house has had the effect of abrogating the ...

... AGnZCULTURAL ZNTXLIaGENCE. itEViErV OF -THE BRILTISH COtN-.TRADE. [From ?? Murar-Laue Express, March 21.1 The decided fall which took place in the price of wheat at Mark-lano oil Monthly last has imparted additional languor to the trade; anid at nearly all the leading provincial markets held in the early part of the week, the valor of this grain ?? a further abatement. We have been more ...