... TO THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE NATIONAL I DRYPNCE FUND. FRIENDS,-I have ever held it to be essential above all things, that those who are entrusted with the ex- penditure of public funds, should, not only be econo- mical in laying them out, but that they should be pre- pared to give a clear account of how they hove been laid out; and, as I am not able to give that detailed account of the ...

... (Finns the, Gazette of Fridc.) . Aln account of the average aggregate amount of promissory icotes payabl)e to bearer on demand which have been in circulation iln the ISuited Kingdom, distinguishing those circulated by the Bank of England, by pricate banks, and by joilnt-stocks in England alsd 'Yales, by the banks in Scotland, by the Bianlk of Ireland, and by all other banls in Ireland, astd of ...

... WOOL. THE WOOL TRADE, LONDON, ?? imports of Wool into London during the week ending to-day have been only p3& bales from Naples and Germany. It is stated in various quarters that trade is improving, and even the woollen manufacturers were said to be better enspyod. The Great Wecstern steamer from America brings over more orders for our goods. FOnwIGN WOOL TRADE, Leeds, April 7.- There has been ...

... ba-itrupto, -Nc. Frm Uthe London Gazette of Fridayi, Jpri 21. DAPNKRUPTS. Edward Vamgbau Austin, Of 61, Paradiso-steeii, Rotberbithe, epothesIry, May 3 and 30, at one, at the court of Baloruptoy, London. Mr. (6oorge Gibson, official aseignee, 72, ]ingball-street; and Messrs Hil- leary an t Co., solleitors, Fenchuinhetreet. Daniel Davies, of 62, Newilgton Causeway, Surrey, earthenware dealer, ...

... WOOL. WOOL TRADE, LONDON, T/tursdalcy.-The imports of Wool jete London during the week ending to-day have been 6ig9 of which lQO were front Bombay, 107 from Algoa Bay, 1026 from ,liay, 141 from Germany, 9 from St. Helena, 39 from Calcutta, g fretS liotterdam, and 25i from Spnin. The trade seems quite still. the accoilsts from Port Philip to November first, state that, owing to ti, heavy floods ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, FRIDA Y, Apri 14. iO BANKRUPTS. V 4 All the Met!lnas of marnissioners it ffir¢exesx are hell at the 4y C0ommnisroners' Court, Bamilkyhlall Street, Londotn. BIGGS Robert, of No. 24, Monmouth-street, in the city of _ Bath, in the county of Somerset, chemist and druggist. to sur. April 28, at 1, and May 26, at 12, at the court of Bank- J E ruptey, Bristol -Sol, Stalland, Bath.-Pet ...

... LOVD'ION GAZETTE, FRIDAY, larcl, 24. BANKIRUPTS. All the llfeetings of Cornnissione,.7 in liddtksex are held at the C0onsrjsi0hers. Coeurt. Basiagnhawl Stret.. London. ANDERSON John, of Aigbunrth, in the county of Laucaster 3 ulumber and painter, to suir. April 6, and 28, at 11, at the Court of l ankruptcy, Liverpool.-Sols. Aveson &. Co., Liver- p0ool1.-Pet, cr. Samuel Moore. Liverpool, ...

... TH'E CLOTHINGi MANUFACTURES. WOOL. THE WOoOL TRADE, Loxno:, T/imrdlew.-Tlhe market for .wool is not to any extent a participator in the very brisk demand that has arisen for cotton, blst we have certainly rather an easier &slc. The imports into London during the week ending to-day have been only 128 bales, 103 of which wvere from the Cape of Good Hope, and 25 from Germany. WVe perceive by a ...

... THE NATIONAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. TO TIAE CHARTIST PUBLIC. MUCH CALUMNIATED BRETHREN,-We have all felt the necessity for the establishment of a permanent defence fund. Our champion, O'Connor, hath declared its necessity. Several other Chartist advocates have published their opinions thereon, and the unprepared state in which the Brat or Whig crusade, and, the last or Tory attack upon us overtook ...

... POLITICAL VICTIMS' DEFENCE AND Previously acknowledged ?? Greenwich ?? ?? . Silk Weavers, London ?? ?? Islington ?? ?? ?? Mr. Edesbury ?? ?? Mr. Judge ?? Mr. Wills ?? ?? ?? ?? Mr. Bell and Friends ?? ?? Mr. T. Llewellan ?? ?? H. D. (Battersea) ?? ?? Mrs. Windlis and Female Friends Shoulder of Mutton, Barker Gate, tingham ?? ?? ?? ?? Melton Mowbray ?? ?? Barnsley ?? ?? Ack worth ?? ?? ?? ...

... baurwuptl, ,a. Fron the London Gazette of Frfday, Marchs 31. BANKRUPTS. Ezra Harle, St. John's-strest-road, orebeist, to sur- render April 7. at ten o'clock, blay 9, at half-past one, at tbe- Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. May, Queen's-square; official assignee, Mr. Alsagar, Bir- chin-lane. Edwin Mliles, Brldge.house-place, Newington-plaee, saddlers' ironmonger, April 7, at balf.past one ...

... LONDON GJZETTE., TUESDA Y Apri l4. Id BANICrUtIPTS. ,T BROOKC Thomas, of Longwood. Y'orkshire, woollen cloth inor- 3r chant, to our. April 18 aolti Mayt 1., at I 1, ait the Conrt of Bank- leruptry, Leeds.-Sol. Sykes, M.Niirro-lridge. near Hudders- : hfeld. IC' PUlliON William, of Cambrridgie, draper, to our. April 22, at t- 12., and May 221, a' II.-Sol. Caninon, Cambridge. itEAch)! Y Tholroirr ...