... 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 ...

... NW-obt of 'ull Imports, .- I.t e ------ t- Ai .- . . e, Frota he 2rd to the 9th September, 1842, both inchwive 21 in es Parker, Davidson, from Cronisadt, 2000 qris liseed, 1050 ql of pieces lathwood Barstall end Lamplouih B1 lo Maese, Holdsworth. froan Rotirdam, 34 casks madder, 102 1- tons oAk bark, 3 load rugbes, 8 eau kaffers, 2 bales Cotton *. twist, retarned; 2 cases wini, 25 easei ...

... 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 ...

... gricultural alib erommercial flna arTets. I BULL CORN EXCHANGE, Sept, 13.-Since our last report the weather has been unsettled; nevertheless the farmers have nearly secured the whole of the wheat in this quarter, a good deal of it however has no doubt been carriei too hastily, and will require time in the stack, before it can be brought to market, The transactions in wheat during the week ...

... EXECUTIVE RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK I ENDING SEPT. 13TH, 1842. I ?? a. d. ottingham ~1 5 10 London, East End, Lefevre 0 7 3 Bury St. Edmunds ?? - ?? 0 5 0 London, Bassett ?? ?? 0 6 0 Ditto, ditto, per sale of Crow and Tyroll' Beverage 0 1 0 Leicester Shakepereans 3 0 0 Northampton M'Farlan 0 14 2 Bristol ?? ?? ?? 0 9 0 Greenwich ?? ?? ?? 4 0 Torquay ?? ?? ?? 0 4 2 London Stuff Hatters 0 7 6 London ...

... &C. From the London Gazette of Friday, Sept. 9. BANKRUfPS. John Richmond, Lime-street, merchant, to surrender Sept. 17, at twelve o'clock, Oct. 21, at eleven, at the Bankrupta' Court. Soliciters, Messre. Freebileld, New Bank Buildings; official assiguee, Mr. Gibson, Basing. ball-stleet. Samuel Symonds, sen. and jan., Basingball-streee, woollen factors, Sept. 17, at one o'clock, Oct. 21, at ...

... 9bbipping Intelfigence. PORT OF HULL. HULL, Sept. 9-The Francis, Percy, which sailed o the 7th inst. for London, has put back with loss of bowsprit, and other damage, having been in contact with a steamer--14-The St. f George, Leedom, frum Galatz, with bones, is performing quaran- A f tine in Whitebouth roads. La The ship Foster, Brodrick, arrived at this port from Quebec, d spoke the ...

... TO THE TRADES AND WORKING CLASSES GENERALLY tOF MANCHESTER AND ITS VICINITIES. FELLOW WORIKMIEN,-At a special general meeting | of the smiths of Manchester, called for the purpose of taking into consideration the oircumatances connected with the arrest of our esteemed friend and delegate, Alexander Hutchinson; and for devising the best and most speedy method of raising the necessary funds for ...

... THE MONEY. MARKET. ,n- CITY, WEDNESDAY MORNING.-The Funds have been sei 'ed extremely dull again to-da. , adpie ahrlwr o.C ~c ol avn be sl a g2, but they have since improved SyP lis. to 92-' 92.g for money, and 93 for tze account; New Three- an ter and-a-Half per Cents., 1O00g 101k; - Bank Stock, 168; In- -ire dian Bonds, 36 37; Exchequer Bills, Old, 49 51 ; New, nai IVe 51 53 prem .In ...

... E-XTINCTION OF THE SLAVE TRADE - IhX'1'NLUIWiN y L. alt', A flumerous meeting of the frier~ds of the: society for the ,extinction ot the slave trade, dird for thre cOiviliziatioin Of :e' ifiawshl t the Piiblic.Rborrl, :on the evening of A frica, last Josldr I isO E;s Esq. in ~the chair; and 'who was aCdbmpanied on the platform by J. Rogers, 111 Esq., of the Middle 'remple, One of the ...

... TO THE TRADES AND WORKING CLASSES QENERALLY ZOF MANCHESTER AND ITS VICINITIES. FELLOW WORKMEN,- At a special general meeting | of the smiths of Manchester, called for the purpose of taking into consideration the circumstances connected with the arrest of our esteemed friend and delegate, Alexander Hutchineon; and for devising the beet and most speedy method of raising the necessary funds for , ...