... guanuruplop &g. .- es1KO- 1- - - Z- ?? - }- - ?? ?? - O From Ine London Gazette of FridaVY SePt. 9. BANKRUPTS. John Rliomond, Lime.atreet, merchant, to sarrender Sept. 1, at twelve o'clock, Oct. 21, at clexan, at the Bankrupts, Court. Soliciters, Measrr- Freebfield, New Bank Buildings; ofciai assignee, Mr. Gibsonl, Basng- Samnel Symonds, son. and ,jun., Bssingbaliljtreee, woollen factors, Sept ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, TEUSDAY, SEPr. 13r.- The, arrivals of Grain to this day's Market are ]arger than last week, particularly Wheat; fine dry new, and fresh old Wheat has been Is. per quarter higher, but no improvement in other descriptions. New Oats rather lower, old ones no alteration. Baans 6d. to Is. per qr. higher. A little new Barley at Market, bat as yet there is no demand, and will not ...

... 1d- r LEEDS Coin MARxET, TUESDAY, SEPT. 20.-The - arrivals of Wheat and Oats are again large to this h day's Market, Beans smaller. There has been a very limited demand for new Wheat, and prices Be. to 49. per quarter lower * for Old there is no demand, 0and lower prices would be taken if offers were made. i New Oats, a half-penny per stone lower; Old ones 'little aiteratien. Beans rather ...

... GREAT FALL IN THE PRICE OF STOCK IN ISCOTLAND. (From te Scotsman.) Dr FALIi7RKI SEPTEMBER TRYST-GRtEAT FALL IN Of PRICES. Dl For many yeara heavy falls of rains have been pro- le verbial at our geest .rttLle markrt; bet this seaso.. the weather has been more delightful than is in the recol- ir lection of many of those who have long attended the is market, so that the immense stock never ...

... In FELLOW WORKINsGi MaN,-We address you not as Chartists, not as political reformers, but as men ob- tain~ng our livelihood by the work of our hands, animated by a sincere desire to uphold the rights of labour and to unshackle industry from its present degraded fetters. We at this important period appeal to you to aid by your countenance and support those victims who have been consigned to ...

... (From tle Scotsman.) FALKIRKi SEPTEMBER TRYST-GREAT FALL IN PRICES. For many years heavy falls of rains have been pro- I verbinl at our great cattle market; but this season the i weather has been more delightful than is In the recol- lection of many of those who have long attended the l market, so that the immense stock never appeared to letter advantage. The first great sheep market corm- ...

... 33antulo:1, &v. From the LZndof Gazetle of FrifdaY, sp. 19. BANKRYPTS. James Palmer, Lynn, Norfolk, draper, to surrender Sept. 7, at one o'clock, Oct 7, at two, at the Bank- rupts, Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Reed and Shaw, Fri- day-street, Cheapside; offliial aseignee, Mr. Pennell. Henry John Collett, London and Blanchester, ware- houseman, Sept. 7, at twelve o'clock, Oct. 7, at half-past ...

... AHE TRADES AND WORKING CLASSES GENERALLY .OF MANCHESTER AND ITS VICINITIES. FELLOW WORKtMEN,-At a special general meeting of the smiths of Manchester, called for the purpose of taking into consideiation the circumstances connected with the arrest of our esteemed friend and delegate, Ahxander Hatchinson; and for devising the best and most speedy method of raising the necessary funds for his ...

... Vanrumpl, &,c. n~ Frome the London Gazette of Friday, Sept. 16. )t n BANKRUPTS. d George Cole, of the Toy Hotel, Hampton, Middlesex a Innkeeper, to surrender Sept. 26, at one, and Oct. 28, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall- y street. Solicitor, Mr. George Pike, Lincoln's Inn Fields; Mr. George Gibson, official assignee, 72, Basing. ll ha 1-street. 11 John Ball Boucher, of ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, TUESDAY, SEPT. 6.-The supply of Grain to this day's market is rather smaller than last week, but a good show of New Wheat from vessels near at hand. There has been a fair demand for New Wheat, and fine fresh Old, at 2s. per quarter advance. The inferior Old continues in very limited demand. Old Oats a half-penuy per stone higher; New ones, no alteration. Beans rather dearer. ...

... Wanbruplo, &jc. From the London Gazetle of Friday, Aug. 19. BANlKRtIPTS. James Palmer, Lynn, Norfolk, draper, to surrender Sept. 7, at one o'clock, Oct. 7, at two, at the Bank- rupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Reed and Shaw, Fri- day-street, Cheapside; official assignee, Mr. Pennell. Henry John Collett, London and Manchester, ware- houseman, Sept. 7, at twelve o'clock, Oct. 7, at half-past ...

... ?Ualthrupto, &v. From the London Gazette of Friday, l 2. BANKItRUPTS. William Lionel Felix Tolemache, commonly called Lord Hantingtower, Penton Lodge. near Andover, horse dealer, to surrender Sept. 13, at two O'clock, OGt 1, at one, at the Bankrupts' court. Solicitor, Mr. Nias, Copthall-buildings; official assignee, Mr. Pennell. John Gloodered, sen., Piccadilly, Shell fishmonger, Sept. 9, at ...