... 3Manlruapt5o, rc. - lre London Gazelte of Friday, Jan. 13. BANKRUPtpS. James Beason, Bury-court, St. Mary-axe, upholterer to surrender Jan. 20, at ten o'clock, March 3, at balt pas tten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Mss* Lofty and Potter, Kivg-strebt, Cheapaide; effiiala. signee, Mr. Whitmore, Basinghall-street. Wijljarn Smith and John Stickalo, Queen's-buildings, Knigbtsbridge, ...

... loanitrupto, &C. I ?? - ?? - le From the London Gazette of F-f day, Jpril 28. Of BANKIRUPTS. Edmund Collings, Sautbampton, perfamer, to surrel. der May 10, at twelve, June 9, at ?? twelve, at a the Court Bankruptcy: eolicitors, Mr. Null, Taken. id house-yard; offrcial assignee, Mr. Ahager, 13:rcbin. .lanno. f John Reynolds, London-road, Suirey, draper, May 5, at half-past ten, June 9, at one, ...

... 1 LONDON CORN EXCIIANGE, MONDAY, NOV. 20.- The returns of English Wheat in the past week shew very moderate arrivals, while the supplies of all other din Grain have been limited. The number of samples of u ahome-grown Wheat fresh up from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, being comparatively trifling, and the attendance Ise, of both London ansi country millers good; the demand Ind i for that article, ...

... Ualthruplo) &C. From the London Gazette of Fri day, Dec. S. Me BANKRUIPTS. pi Henry Congreave, B5,ttenl'sterrace, Peckham, dealer cau in patent medicine~s, to surrender Dec. 21, at half-past wh Ione, Jan. 26, at hallf-past twelve, attlhoBankrlsptaCourt. fed solicitor, Mr. Wells, Skinner-street, Snow-hill ; fficial~ not assigne0, Mr. Alsager, Birchin-IsIne. lea William Cox, Daventry, ...

... WE detail' tem of have p whole aad or tion of which predat supert with aw of rasi workir fore s0 tinuall they m tales t by the the do amd am mor is are tb the ul We ggol d North add a naime( the il that :t 4- E upon u ssner, Georg G and 1n did ne hish Bel to sa3 great deal o could that I starvi atteni remen ~ eme theS be. by M' admit the la could been I have confli DaVi( treati used heard him ...

... l1 11 i- t ?? . -arh - , .. As .. . . . . . I. .. During last week We had but moderate supplies of Engglish Grail', with a short arrival of I-tour colstways. Of Irish oints we had tbout 2o,sHit quarters, and Foreign Wlheat 5,iC quarters, with 101 barrels of American Flour. Thetrade on Friday was without animation, And Wheat, both Foreign and EI glish, rather looked Cowuwards. To this morning's ...

... YESTEPRDAY, Ju,'iE 2. A good extent of lousiness; has been done in Wheat to- day. The finest samples are rather dearer; anid secondary qualities must be noted Is. per quarter higher. In Oats there is no material alteration ; but Shelling sells at an ad- vance of l6d, per load. Beans fully support their value. Per qr. 60 lbs. per Quarter. OLD. N Kw. WHEAT-Suffolk, Essex, and Rent, red.- to - 48 ...

... It appears from a return just laid before Parliament on the motion of Mr. Thornely, that the exports of British goods to the United States in the year 1842 were less in value by the sum of nearly Twelve Hundred Thousand Pounds than they were in any year pre- I vious year since 1833, and that they were less by more than one-halfthan the average annual exports of the nine preceding years, the ...

... | fARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JAN. Ii. Thestupplies of Grain to this market during the past wecic, wor. upon the whole tolerebiy good WhVleat forming tile ex- cejition tile total supply of wvliih, both English anld Foreknl .crnuoiited to little Over fi,1511 qpiarterir. Of Oats frorn lre-at tite quantity reported asountis to 2,601i quarters, LrsL tim1 Scotlano and the. north to rather, ...

... MARK-LAN1E COR\N EXCHANGE, MONDAY. DEC, 18. - Throughout the past week we vere fairlv sarmnliedwith ar,,i, NT IVONDSAY. IEC, 1. f)re Throughout the past week we wvere fairly supplied- ith grain, DLLit both English, Scotch, andd Irish. the ?? of foreign co.- t3-I tinning short. Of Barley of our own growth, the supply Cng almounted to aboe 11,II0) quarters; andflthereport gives of Iish Oats 13 ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, DEC. 1a. The week's import is 12,248. The stock previoisly wax ,t51.7:17. The sales this week are 34,240, of which S .lf0 are on speculation, leaving a stock of cotton now il the port of , 17,6195, which is 110,185 bales more than at the same time last year. The stock of American is 421,0174, being 173,217 bales more than at this period last year. The apparent weekly ...

... CORN AND CATTLE MARKS WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. YESTERDAY, APRhIL 20. There is a large arrival of Wheat reported to this days fmarket ; a good extent of business has been done in the -article at a reduction of Is. per qr. The supply of Barley jis large for the Season of the year ; sales have progresse slowly at a decline of Is. to 2,s. per qr. All other articles sof the trade are in moderate ...