... manlrupto, Wc. From t,'e London Gazette of Friday, Dec, 23. BANKIRUPTS. Thomas Blason, Eeton, Northamptonshire, innkeeper, Dec. 29, at two, and Feb. 3, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Solicitor, Mr. Pell, jUn. Nor. thampton; offical assignee, Mr. Pannell. Charles Jones, Devereux-court, Strand, hotel keeper, Jan. 5, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Lon. don. Solicitor, Mr. ...

... B3aiwtrPfl%, :W. From thc London Gazette of Frtdcsp, Dec. 16. B RNUiRPT S. George Parsons LAthbridge, Portsea, linen-draper, to sui render Dec. 23, at twelve, Jan. 27, at one, at the Banukrupts' Court. Solicitors, Mr. Wren, Fenchurch- street; official assignee, My, Gibson, Basinghall- Street. Charles Huntsman, High Holborn, chynoist, Dce. 27, at half-past twelve, Jan. 27, at eleven, at the ...

... LiAuhru'ptO, Vt. . ?? From ree London Gazettr of Fridafp, Dec. 16. | BANKRUPTS. George Parsons LAthbridge, Portsea, linen-draper, to surrender Dec. 23. at twelve, Jan. 27, at oilf, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Mr. Wren, Feuchurch. street; oilfiliad assignee, Mr. Gibson, Basinghall. street. Charles Huntsman, High Hoiborn, chymint. Die. 27, at half-past twelve, Jan. 27, at eleven, at the ...

... MdARIKET INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, SMITHFIELD, MONDAY, DLC. 19th.- Consideri g that the great Chirstnias market was held here last week, we had a full averge numblrer of beasts on offer this morning, and, taken as a whole, the qua- lity, not only of the Scats, homelands, Herefords, Devons, Dnvhams, and short-horns, the four latter forming the principal portions of the arrivals, but, also, of that ...

... MARKIET IJNELLIcENCE. LONDON, S5IlTHSIELD, MONDAY, DEC. 19th.- Couaideri g thae the great Chiretmee market was held here last week, we had a full averge number of beasts on cficr this morning, and, taken as a whole, the qua. lity, not only of the Seots, homelands, Hlereforde, Devone, Durhams, and short-horns, the fuiar latter forming the principal portions of the arrivdls but, also, of that of ...

... 33anItrupto, &f. ?? I ?? Front the London Gazette of Ffiday, Nov. 25, Xhe BANKRTUPIS. nd Barnard LULsay Watson, Cornhill, Gordon-square, ri- and Qseentorongla, Rent, manufacturer of flags, to *t surrender December 4,atlhalf.past 11, and January 4, at ;u- 10.at theBaikiupis'Canurt. Solicitor, Mr Hardinghain, ho Srrle-street, Liscoln's Inn. Official assignee, Mr. Gea- Ing hasm, BasingballIstiet, ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, DEC. 12.- Last wseek we had rather an ex tilye arrival of English Wheat from E'sex, Kent, and Sifflk, but that fresh up to day, especially as relates to the supply from the for. men county, was scanty, and, owing to the humidity of the atmosphere, somewhat out of condition. This morning the stands were, on the whole, fairly filled. As the attendance of both London ...

... a?anurlcplo, &-r. Freoz ite London Gazette of FrIdav, Dec. 2. BANIIIU)TS. Samuel Parker, Piccadilly, lamp-manufacturer, to surrender D8c. 9, at two, Jan. 13, at half-past two, at the Bankruptki' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Tyas, Beau. fort-buildings Strand; official aesignee, Mr. Belcher. Thomas Fielder, Brewer-street, Somers-town, baker, Dec. 9, at half-past one, Jan. 13, at two, at the Bank. ...

... I &-r. From the Loondon Grazette of Friday.,l Non. 25. B5ANKiRUc'PIS. Barnnrd LinsiY Watson, Cornbill, Gardon-sqeare, andl Qit.rP.oram.b, Iellt, lanufaiturer of flog8, to l ?? D.*c'.attor 4 at lsalfpast 11, and January 4, at 10, at theBaitrrupts'Court. Soiieitor, MrHardinghasm, i S e-stret, Li irc,''s lull. ?? atiign1e3, Mr. GrIa- hanm, Rvi:nsil;ilte, Jolhn LJ.-ncr, Q: n's-row, Pentonville. ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, TUESDAY, DEC. Gth.-The supply of Wheat and Beans to this day's market, i smaller than last week, Oats and Barley larger There has been a fair steady demand for Wliet land last week's price fully supported. .Fine Bari no alteration, but all otnhr descriptiens are very doll, and Cd to is. per quarter lower. Oats dull sale. Beans are very dull, and Is. per quarter lower. THE ...

... ABSURDITY OF THE REPEAL DOCTRINE. The Anti-Corn-Law League formerly rested their claims for a Repeal, on the ground that food and other commodities would be much cheaper-that the working classes would be greatly benefited, and trade would be increased by their having to spend less upon food and more upon manufactures. Having been baffled from this position, they now take their stand upon ...

... lO CAL INIARKETS. LerDs CORN MARRET, DEC. 13.-The supply of Whtat, Barley, and Beans to this day's market, are t Ir,:cr than last wack, Oats rather stanaller. The new W.ieats are coming to haad very damap ; the finest dry qualities made last week's prieee, but all other deorip lons are very d -ffioalt to quit, though offered lower. Fine Barley rather lower,other descriptions full ls. per ...