... LONDON GAZE TTE, TUESDAY, June C. BANKRUPTS. CARLETON John William, of Upper George-street, Bryan- stone-square, iii the county of Middlesex, bookseller, to sur.. June 24, at half-past 11, and July 18, at I.-Sol. h Williams, Alfred-place, Bedford-square.-ret. cr. William Williams, of Alfred-place, Bedford-row, gent. DENSEiI William, of the city of 13ath, in the county of Somer-- set, tailor ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, JUNE S. The week's import is 56,171. The stock previously was 328,785. The sales this week are 20,620, of which 2,5)00 are on speculation, and 1,0(0 for export, leaving a stock of cotton now in the port of W5,22li, which is 215,£130 bales more than at the same time last year. The stock of American is 656t702, being 107,f27 bales more than at this period last year. The ...

... BANKRUPTS. All the Meetlngs of Conintission7ers in Middlegex are held at the Cominissioners' Court, Btsin-lohll Street. London. ATKINSON Joseph Robert, of Caistor, in the County of Lin- coln, wine and spirit nerchant and victualler, to sur. June 13, and July 4, at 12, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Leeds.- Sols. Marris and Co., Caistor.-Pet. cr. Thos. Brooks, Croxby, Lincolnshire, farlmer. CA3TON ...

... CORN AND CATTLE MARKETS ._ Kiev_,. .ARErs. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET~. YETERaDAY, JUNE 9. There is a good arrival of Wheat to this day's market The holders are firm in demanding an advance of Is. quarter; upon which terms a good extent of business has been done. Oats fully support their value; and Shelling must be noted rather dearer. In Beans, no material alteration. Per qr. 60 lbs. per Quarter. ...

... PRICES OF SHARES IN CANALS, RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OMHER COMPANIES' STOCK. Diuxindos __-ae re CANALS. | CA~~tLE. __ . June £,. . d. X£. . d. £ 7 0 Ashton and Oldham..ava 97 18 0 70 12 o Barneley ?? }0 o 0 - 13 10 Calder and Hebble ?? 0 0 300 7 0 Grand Junction . v 100 0 0 142 ?? Huddersfield ?? 0.d7 66 1s3 1 7 Kennet & Avon . ?? av . 31 18 10 - 110 Lancaster . av 47 6 8 26 34 0 Leeds ...

... MARK-LANE CORN ;XCHANGE, MONDAY, JUNE b. S A L ?? . . .. . - . - ..I The arrivals last week were large of EnglishWheat from the coast of Lincolushire, which came principally consigned direct to our millers; the quantity from Boston being 2,4uu quarters, from Spalding 2,740, and from Wisbeach 2,820 quarters. Fronm other parts of the coast we had fair Supplies of' Wheat, Malt, and Oats, but very ...

... THE GERMAN WOOL FAIRS. Breslaw May 29, 1843.-Although this fair does not properly commence before the lst of June, yet a fair quan- tity of new Wool has already been brought to market. The trade, however, has been rather dall, not because there is any want of spirit on the part of purchasers, but the farmers could not make up their minds to sell, until they saw how prices were likely to range. ...