... STDAttJL- - 18 I SATURDAY, J.41WARY 28, 1843. TUE ANTI-CORN-LAW DE, MONSTRATION. [4 FULLREP. ORTof the Proceedings.wtill befouind in our Second and Third Pages.] BRISTOL has done her duty. In conjunction with the other leading towns and cities of the country, she has entered her solemn protest against the suicidal Corn-Law, and has joined her voice to theirs in asking for its total and ...

... '3O1Z THE ZONMON GAZ1'TTES. BANKlRIUTTS-FRIDAT. Alex. Hay, Great Q teen-street,coachmaker, to surrender Feb. 3, March 1t, at llasinghall -street. Solicitor, May, London Geo.Cole, Besley-heath, grocer, Feb. 3, March 10, at the same place. Sol. Sadgrove, London John S. Gowing, Lowestoft, Suffolk, grorer, Feb. 4, March 3, at the same place. Sol. Storey, London Jere. Gillman, Stewkley, Buaks, ...

... 83&ZsTOZ. z1mpoaTB. In the Berwick, from New Orleans: Clarke and Co. bales cottou In the Sci'nice, from Calcutta: Messrs. Fuidge, 4n7 boxes 0 P,.t luId Co.355:t bags sugar in tlne Lady Masnell, from St. Michael's: Wait and Jao 402 boxes oranges f I Inn the ,Miranda, from Cape de Verd Islands: Harmanvi t i 5110 bUnbi vrouud nits, 2984 bushs oil seed, 0340 goat skius n In t..e Eliza J .ne, from ...

... COURT Or MANKRUFTCV. GUILDHIALL, BRISTOrL, MONDAY. (Before Mr. Comminsioner Steenson) INSOLVENCY or J. Low.-Theinsolventcameup tobeestaminsed upon his petition. His Honour said, on looking at his schedule, ho observedthat his rent was inserted as paid up to Lady-day, 1842; was there no rent due since that I Insolvent-Yes, air; I owe 71. I0s. His Honour-You have not so stated in your schedule: ...

... ZZLISTOZe CHAM3ER Or CODlZMZRCfl. The annual meeting of this institution was held on Monday at the Commercial-rooms. The meeting was called for twelve precisely, but at that hour only three members were present, and it was considerably beyond half-past twelve when the president and secretary entered the room. At no period of the proceedings were there more than a dozen per- sons (besides the ...

... MARKET ZNTELLIGENCE- LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.--MONDAY. rThe supply of Enoglish nbeat wit very sml this morning, and thO greater part in damp middling condition; fine dry parcels mantainettsd last Monday's prices, but all othier descriptions swere offered is, per qilarter lower. Foreign wheat sold in retail at Is per qr. under the rates of this day week Beans aid barley eacls is. per qr chesper ...

... 22tSTOL ManEsTS. CATTLE MARKET. NVuBE~. Calres ..1.. 27 PtIce. Pleasts. ?1 Asses . 2.. ' Beef, per cnvt. .. 30; 5i Sheep .1510 Pigs . 15' iiltitton, per lb. Sd. 5,d. Horses.. .. 4 Suckiegditto 22 Pigs, persc. ds. n1t. 6s. BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. s. d s. d. S. d. EOnglisl WVIeat, per lm. Malt, pale, per bush. 7 buslel ..6 0 6 6 brown, ditto .. 7 0 Irish ditto .. 5 6 0 Beals, ditto .. 0 ...

... Z.ATEST IrTE.7LXjGZNC33. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. XBANKLRUPTS , red, Cutbush, Hennington, ient, seedsman-Win. Marshall, Wortling, butcher-Alex. Nortonl, Edward's st. upholsterer- H Hervey Lane, Derby, inukeeper-Riclld. Wbiston, Clun, Salop, shoemaker-'Thos. Knowles & Co. Dudley, foundrymen-Chas' 3 1'ickslay, Sheffield, merchant-Thos. HerridgoiipperyWharton- . street, builder-Win. Mays, ...

... PoorM THE LONDON GAZETTES. MUBANRUPTS-FRIDAY. Fredk. Catbush, Kennington, Kent, seedsman, to surrender Feb. 10, Mlarch 17, at Besinghall - street. Solicitors, Francis and Son, London Win. Marshall, Worthing, butcher, Feb. I1, March 24, at the same place. Sols. Palmer and Co. London Alexander Norton, Edward -street, Portman -square, uphol- steoer, Feb. ll,Mar.24, at te same l)1ace. Sol. Kinsey, ...

... MATARKE1T EXTELLIGENCE. oer LONDON CORN EXCHTANGE.-MONDAY. ~ro Tiro supply or' English wheat was very lshort this morising, arid it as was taken off readily at an advance of is. to 2s. per quarter over last Mendsy'a prices. In barley, beans, and peas we n10te no alteration. Oats experienced a steady demand this morning at the rates of last Msonday. Per 52r. S. S. Per Qr. S. it. WREAT, ES sex ...

... 1.AT'ST ZNT=ZLZGZNCR. FRO-M THE LONDON GAZETTE, . PM BANKRUPTS Thomas Pearson, Liverpool-road, builder James and Thos. Whitelaw, Store-street, carpenters Edward Tribe, Bcdford-strcet, seriveler Jos. Cooper, Sutton, near Macclesfield, mereor ltd. Shepherd, Liverpool, shoemaker Joln Barraclough, Bradford, timber mercrhant John Spivey, Lepton, Kirkhcatosi, provision dealer Wm. C. Thornton, ...

... IPCROCElMcNGS Or TEX NWl-COLZN.nALV I IMAGUM AT MQANCH~iTZR sa E The proceedings have been of a most important character. Independent of the sectional meetings to consider the effeots of the corn-laws on different branches of national prosperity -on agriculture, on commerce, and on mnanufactures-a large meeting was held on Thursday, to inquire into their effect upon the physical, moral, and ...