... ?Uxaltrttpto, &It. - ?? h Fromn tse Lonado Gazette of Friday, Nov. 11. I! BAN3tROPIS. s Timothy Fisher, Raudolph-street, Camden-town, victualler, to surrender Nov. 30, at ten, and Dec. 30, at twelve, at the Bankrupt's Court. Solicitor, Mr. Groves, Charlotte-street, Bedford-square. Official assignee, Mr_ e Whitmore, Basiughall-street. John Jay, London-wall, builder, Nov. 25, at one, and Dec. 30 ...

... loort of Pull Imnports, Fran Mhe 22ncd to the 281h OcGt., bath iclueiuve. lay s ; bones, 4o 1 qr 2.9 spars Clay andl Co a*, Wohtllart, Patriaa, from McrivI, 326 pieces fir timber, 100 wainscot logs, 23c 1 qr 20 deals, 3Cc sIaves, 2 fatbomo lathwood 4 .1 Dalton and Coa an William Darley, Draper, fromt Hamburg, 14 casks better, 2 lies casks drags, 1 ease contests unknown, 142 bales wool, 7 ...

... riantrupIO) Vr. Froa7 7he London Gazette of Friday, NoV. 11. BANIeRUIPTS. Chailes Yandle and George Field, Beaumont-street, ?,Th'ylebone, coahlimaklirs, to surrender Nov. 21. at 12 oclock, and DCG. 23, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Wells. Percy-street, Bcdfwrd-sqnare; offliial assionee, Mr. Alsocer, Biebihn.lane. | Rat ert Steuart. Santa Fe de Bogoto, Nw Granada, imanufacturer ...

... TIlE MONEY MARKET. D CITY, WEnNESDAYEVENING.-The development of the tariff of Sir Robert Peel is gradually becoming more and ,more apparent. The provincial adviecs note a reduction in the prices of rovisions, and very shortly, there will be E . large supplies of bcef and pork from the distant parts of t the globe, to competc with home fed produce. 'The comn trade remains inadpressed condition, ...

... LEEDS WOOLLEN MARKEis.-There is no altera- tion at all observable in the demand for goods at the Cloth Halls ; indeed, were it not for tweeds, cloak- ings, and other fancy goods, there would be nothing at all doing. Milled cloths are very little enquired for, and even for heavy goods the call is not so brisk as it was. In wool, the business doing is extremely small. LEEDS CORN MARKET, NOV. 8. ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, NOVEMBER 15TH.-The supply of Grain to this day's market is larger than last week. The demand for Wheat has been very limited, and all descriptions have been 2s per quar- ter lower. Barley has also been very dull and 2s per quarter lower, Oats little alteration. New Beaus Is per quarter lower, old ones dull sale. THE AVERAGE PRICES OF WHEAT FOR THE WEES ENDING NOV. 1i, 1842. ...

... the CITY, WEDNESDAY rVEtNING.-rhe sttate of tic jMoucy aye Market is favourable for all extension of mercantile opera. as tions, It is true that the circulation of the Bank of Lngland e- has beeft diminished, though but slightly, but this is accounted for by the facilities which exist for obtaining discounts upon cheaper terms than those demanded by the our Directors of the Corporation. 'he ...

... Ianwtpluo, tc. broms ihe London Gazedle of Fridav, ANov. II. BANKRUPtS. Timothy Fisher, Randolph-street, Camden-twn, victualler, to 411rrremder Nov. 30, at ten, anl. D'c. :i. at twelve, at tbe Bankrupt's Court. Solicitor. M . G! 'ves, C5arlotte-street, BIdfnrd.square. Officia! usziexv i. Mr. Whitmore, Bsingirhali-street. John Jay, London vall, builder, Nov. 25, at on'l, and Dec. 30, at eleven, ...

... I, Iml. ,, ?? '30 pe jp. I ?? . .. -- - - ?? - - - | 'rot Ific London Gazelle of Fridrlro Nov. 11. BANKtIOUPIS- Cba:les V'aIdle aid George Field, Beaumnont-street, Marylebone, coocheiskers, to sarrender Nov. 21. at 12 o':clok, and Dce. 23, at 11. at tl; Banidiuptsa Court. Solicitor, Mr. Wills Perry-street Bdford sqoare; official asianc, Mir. Als:necr, Birchin-laue. R|B ert Steuart, Santa Fe ...

... LEEDS COuN MARKET, Nov. 1.-The suppty of I Grain to this day's market is smaller then last week. There has been a fair demand for now Wheat, at an advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter; in old, no improve- ment. Barley hns been more inquired for, anml is. per quarter, and oats a half-penny per stone higher. Beaus both old and new, rather lower. THE AVERAGE PFfCFS OF WHEAT FOR THE WEEK ENDING NOV. ...

... FELLOW WOR1;MEN,-Most,orail of you arc aware, that in the beginning of September last a committee was appointed by the Smiths of Manchester, to endeavour to raise a fund to conduct and defray the expenses attending the defence of Mir. Alexander Hutchinson. The circumstances originating his arrest have been pre- viouely laid before you, so that any lengthy comment from us will be unnecessary. ...

... *bfppfng 3tntelffynce. PORT OF HULL. les lltrLr, Nov. 19-The Manchester, Armstrong, of and for this port, fromn Petersburg. was stranded oin the 9th inst., an thte as coast of Norway ; crew saved-24-The Leeds (F), tlomle fur Hambro'. it goilog down the Humber last night got on the ;e olulme Satid ; but go t off again this morning, and proceeded. FLAtiLnO' ifeaD TELEGRAPI STAvrON.-Tuesday, Nov. ...