... BANIRUPTS-FRIDAY. John Bryant, King Williamn.strect, Strnnd,bookseller, to surrender Oct. 27, Nov. 25, at Basinghall-st. Solicitor, Mieyrick, London Robert Keen, Old George-yard, cheese factor, Oct. 27, Nov. 25, at th e same place. Solicitor, Fiddey, London Lewis Goodman, Totltlhamr.coortlroad, draper, Oct. 25, Nov. 25, at the same place. Solicitors, Reed and Co. London Edward Burdekiss, ...

... n J ?? CAME INe. -The Mary Lainig, Ellison, from sJamaica* the VirgilWilson, from Archangel; the Magnet, aProctor, from Petersburgh ; the John Bentley, Disbrow, e from St. John's, New Blrunswick; the Ilndstrie. Adtzlew, from Skien, Norway; the Richard and Ann, Pile, from . Villaviciosa; the William, Catherill, from Dublin; the Sincerity, Jenkins, the Bee, Howell, the Amicitia, Owens, e the ...

... NuMsBn. Calves ?? S4 PRICES. Beasts ?? 27 Ass . t.0 Beef,perew .. 503. ,s Sihep ?? Pigs ?? 2St Mssttoss, per 1-. 5;1. 51i. Horses .. 28 Suckinsgditto 62 Pigs,sper sc.. 7. 01. 7s. 6d. B3RISTOL CORN EXCRANGE. 9. Si. d. Ii S. d. S. Etiglisih Wheat, per iso. Ialt, pale, per bishl. 7 6 8 susiel ?? 3 7 0 I h broew, ditto .. 7 0 7 0 Irid ?? 0 6 9 Beans, ditto .. 5 0 6 Welshs ditto . 6 0 6 !i ...

... In the Tiber, from Virginia: S. Prust, 430 hhds 30 tres tobacco In the Lucy, from Antigua: Daniel and Sons, 104 Ihda sugar, 9o puns molasses; 2 hhds 4 puns ruml; H. Woolley, 5 ditto, 49 puns mo. lasses, 50 hhds sugar; Order, 44 ditto, 23 puns molasses, 10 puns rum In the Jubilee, from Leghorn: W. Anderson, 3 boxes alabaster figuresn Order, 1450 qts wheat Inte Trluepih,from Zante: Thomas & Co. ...

... NUMDBR. I Calves .. .. SI mICE,. Beasts ?? 262 As; ?? 0I Beef,perctt. .. 505 Sr8 SIeep . ..2D02 Pigs ?? Murttonr, per lb. 5d. 51d. Horses. .. 47 Suckirruditto 6o Pigs.per se. ?? 0]. S. Od. BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. s. d, S, . s. d. s. Englisb Wheat, per ih. Malt, pale, per bush. 7 6 8 o bushel . 63 7 0' 1 brown,ditto ..I 0 7 o Irish ditto .6 G ) 6 9 Beans, ditto .. 5 0 li o Welsh ditto. 6 0 6 0 ...

... BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. Wm Ucluhart, Wellington.street. Strand, merchant, to surrender Oct. ID, Nov. 11, at Basnignall.st. Soileltors, Simpson & Co. London HenryThomas Harrison, Tavistock.row,hotel-keeper,Oet.l1,Nov. 11, at the same place. Solicitor, Ford, London Fisher & Milner, Norwich, drapers, Oct. 10, Nov. II, at the same place. Solicitor, Ashirst, London Jodhn Yarrad, jun. Spaliding, grocer, ...

... DZAUEILMT _ZNTELLZGENGM LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MoNso.. Tile tsuply of English witrat to tts snornitig's matrket was lim~ead and, with the quanltity left over from last week, maebta*a .show faczord were therefore enabled to renlize sboot the Pries gf Motnday last. Holders of foreign wheat remained tlnerablv birm. An antooteent Of Is pet qr. was, hiowever, pretty generally ?? andi at that ...

... TpA.An, CoDl EcE1cE, & !bit NrWATCRT1UnS. I COLONIAL MARKETS,T LoNDoN, WenNESDAY. (ir;on the Colonlial Ganette.J The markets were in a dull state for all kinds of produce this morning; both shippers and the home dealers operated vith mcuch caution, and prices have declined for several articles, very large peraels of goods having been pressed for sale. Tile arrivals have fallen off, but large ...

... CDC 35riotofAot SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1842. ANTI-C,,RN-LAW LEAGUE. IN our sixth page will be found an Address from the ?? League to the People of England, a perusal of which we earnestly recommend to our readers. It appears that the League has already ex. pended £100,000 in the noble cause in which it is engaged-the untaxing of the people's bread-and that it proposes to raise £i0,000 more, by ...

... MLRSKZT_ ZNTE:LLGZNCM. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MONDAY. We were again this morning only moderately supplied with Eng-. 1ls1 wheat, but our millers being able to purchase foreign aen more favourable terms, the stands were not cleared at a late hour, althou h. tse prices of this day week would have been readily accepted, The sale for free foreign has been quite oa a retail character at about the ...

... SATURDAY, Oc2oBER 15, 1842. f The Newspaper Stamp Returns, for the quarter ending 50th of June last, give us an advantage, IN THE THREE MONTHS, Of 20,000 over the Minnon; 28,000 over the JOURNAL; and 42,000 over the TIbiES. The Majority of the MERCURY over the MAnaoa, on the last Two Years and a. HEa, is ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIVE THOUSAND! THE Revenue still continues in a most ...

... In the Lucy Ann, from Jamaica: DOsiel & Sons, 223 hhbs3 tierces sulgar Gibbs & Co. 102 bbds 22 tres I brl sugar, 25 punls rum, 9 casks coi'e; Paync unit Son, 12 pusts 3 casks rum, u5 htlde sugar 9 Miles and Cs). 105 hlids 10 tres sugar, 3.; puns runi s Ilraikiniridte and Co. 8 litto, 6 hids 2 tres suoar; Alessrs, Berisard, 2 casks cofibe; Order, 25 ditto, 2(3 hi jts sugar, 6 toes logenood In ...