... FROM THIE LONDON GAZETTES. BANKRUPTS-rRIDAY. X Henry Stephen Winter, Regent.street, milliner, to surrender Nov. 12, Dec. 16, at the Court af Bankruptcy. Solicitor, Tarrant, London , Hague, iillar, and Grant, Wapping.waIl, engineers, Nov. 11, Dcc, i 16, at the some place. Solicitors, Heathcote and Co. London I John Beaumont, Tottenlram court-road, surgeon, Nov. 11, Dcc, 1l, at the same place, ...

... I ITl A&D, CO - l : COLONIAL MARKETS, LoNDoN;, WEDNE9DAY. (Prom the Goloniail Gazette.) Ate parcels of produco brought to public sale this morning w erelarge; te princ palpart, however, found purchasers, and at fully former rates; both shippers and t home trade were purr hasers. The arrivals wvere to a small extent from all quarters. The siaw Souata market baa become dull; grocers as wvelt as ...

... ZiATEST ZNTEZM~X.GMNCE. I LoNDoN, FniDAY EVLNING, 9 o'clock. FROM THL L.ON-DON GAZETTE. .BANKRUPTS. I Barnard Watson, Cornhill, flag-manufacturer John Lowther, Queen's-row, l'entonville, builder William Dedman, Bryanstone-street, grocer Janes Wyatt, Plyhmouth,'uph olsterer John Pepper, Wotton-under-Edge, tailor PFrederick Newcomb, Newgate-market, carcass-butcher Samuel C. Boyce, Fenchurch ...

... 1WARME:T ZNTE ?? . LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MONDAY. The supply Of English wheat was nmoderaet this morning, and in, consequence of the condition being deteriorated by the weather, last. weeks qotatonscoud not be maintained by Is. to 2s. per quarter, Pea ofoilsots re uit a der, nd rein emad.Beans are a dul sae a or qotai~S. I'h ot tadeisver fitand ilea money has been takn Per1 esS. 5. Pler Qr. a. ...

... I ZAN*cEzGT saurewaaxas. By the arrival of her Majesty's ship ?? from the Cape of Good Hope, we have advices from.that colony to the 19th of September. The prominent intelligence is an account of the wreck of the Abercromby Rebinson 'and the ship lWaterleo, in Table Bay, on the .Sth of August-the foinier'with upivards of 500 tro~pp os board, bound for Algos Bay. 'anid the latter with uawards ...

... In thle Breeze1 from Port Isaac: Messrs. King, 2785 billets bar wood IsI the John, Irom Port Isaac: Messrs. Kiig, 40 casks palm oil, 4 casks iees' wax, 1J55 clephants' teeth, I pack tortoise shell In the Amela, froin Port Isaac: Messrs. King 2280 billetsbar wood In the Elizabeth Atkilson, trom Archangel: F. Barnes, 2i hued I qr deals, 5 hued 3 qrs deal ends, 12 hunrd 3 qrs battens, 4000 mats ; ...

... FROM THE LONDON GA ZETTES. BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY, John Jay, London.wall, builder, to surrender Nov. 25, Dec. S0, at Basinghall.street, Solicitors, Richardson and Co. London Timothy Fisher, Randolph.street,Camden-town, vlctualler, Nov. 30, Dec. S0, at tbe same place. Solicitor, Groves,jun. London [ George Savage, Winchester, dealer in glass, Nov. 22, Dec. 27, at the same place. Solicitor, Parker, ...

... MAR1K ET ZNTX3LLGENGEl. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE._-Mo0DnAy. Wo had again but a small supply of English ivheat i the runs were cleared nl'fearly at an advance of 2s. per quarter. ' here iwas a fair consumption demand for good qualities o0 foreign at fully the same advance, ad we hail some inquiry for bsonded, but higher prices be- ing. asked checked the trade. line barley siuplported prices; other ...

... I TuabDii, comrBmo, & MNIWACE' ztES. COLONIAL MlARKETS, LONDON, WEDNESDAY. (Fromn te eolonie GRzette.) There was onlj a limited buoiness transacted in the markets this morning by private contract, and the public sales were of little moment, but' merchants generally evince firmness, and former rates have been austained. Raw SUGAR Is firm in price, but the demand is limited both for grocery and ...

... BANKRUPT 3MEETINGS. Nov. 5, HenryWoolcott, Bristol, marble mason, at the Commer. cial Rooms, at 3; dividend John PepperW -ttan-under-Edge, tailor, at the Old Beil inn, Dursley, at 2; choice of assignees Nov. 7, William Goode, Molimouitti, draper, &c- at the Beaufort Arms hotel, at 12; dividend John Cree, Dovonport. draper, at Tosvnshend's London inn, at 12; dividend William Stone, Gloucester, ...

... TR&D:, CODlRUZZi1 , & 11E PAuCTeURES. _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? I COLONIAL MARKETS, LONDON, WEDNESDAY. (Fromn ?? Colonial GaZette.) Prices have, in nearly all instances, been sustained for pro- duce since our last, and importers of goods.have refrained from throwing a large quantity upon the market. the shippers have purehased freely, and the home demoad hasbeen good for nearly Z all articles. Raiv ...

... IFROM THE LONDON GA, ZETTES. d BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. Stephen White, Lamb's Conduit.street, surgeon, tosorrender Nav It 8, Dec. 9. at the Court of Bankrupstcy, Solicitor, Boydell, London ,Wm. Lyon, jun. Woodfield, Essex, chemist, Nov. 8, Dec. 9, at tle same place. Soliritor, Nicholls, London Thomas Cornish, Great Marlborough-street. wine merchant, Nov e 8, Dec. 9, at the s ame place. Solicitor, ...