... ;Uanhrupto, &e. From the London Gazettc of Friday, July 13. BANKRuPtrs. James Percival, jun., Whitcebapel-road, soap maker, to surrender July 26, at balf-past one, August 25, at half-past twelve, at the Court of Baukruptcy. Solicitor, Mr. Snrr, Lombard-street; official assignee, Mr. Whit-; more, Baginghall-street. I James Mills, jun., Acton, Suffolk, carpenter, July °6, at one ocleck, Aug. 20, ...

... 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 ...

... i ?? BANKRUPTS. t 1 AtE the Meetings of Comnmissioners in Middlesex are held at the t t) Lommtissioeers' Court, Easing/wta Street, London. 3y HOBBS Henry Austin. of St. Peter's, in the Isle of Thanet, in I _ the county of Kent, machine maker and carpenter, to sur. July 25, and August 29, at 12.-Sol. Hunt, St. Mildred's Court. -Pet. crs. John Garduer and Co., King-street, Snowhill, c ,E ...

... LIVERPOOL C0asN MARKET. Ml4nav. TrryTv 17.- The week's imports of Grain, Flour and Oatmeal, are of moderate amount. The weather has continued fine, but short deliveries from the home grower have given an upward tendency in all the leading markets in the kingdom. The trade here has continued to show much firmness, and, upon a fair demand, our prices have steadily advanced.. Wheat must be quoted ...

... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. Durng his YEsTERDAY, JuLY -21. Drnthsweek the weather has been cold andn- t.genial ; and having hut a small supply of Wheat to this. day's market, the trade has been very firm at a further ,e advance of 3s. per qr. Oats being scarce, must be notedl id. per stone dearer, and Shelling le. per lead. Beans ste in good request at an improvement of Is. per. qr. The ~Y stock of ...

... ?? lattfi(smtt., , I ?? - nc ,PORT.OY HU.L. H:yj.. July 24-The f'C0ot51,t5D, Dea, attirieed htere- from . thb Grechsland seai fishety, bhR ?? foretopmast and rih.t-p gallantinaat. r TdL'.duAil OVION,' Jily 27-Wind at the Humbei Float - W.4.W. rmndente breeze. Bar. 30.13.-At anchor in WhIth 1- bboth '1rads-.-No. 207b, Hogbton, bk., at 7 a.mo. Freden g - Rss612i ;shlp. at 8 ?? the Bomber Float ...

... Z ilULL PRICE OURUENT.-XJuL 27,.1843. e. CATTLE HONES' eirTon' ?? ..,i4 :0 0 .O£S' lC 0 lk FLAXrn, RI ?? per Owt ?? 2 20. ..-25 2 ,0 0 ?? 2- 0 m Z8III ?? . ?? - ?? Ui ?? 00 0Il ct US Pterbrfie d ?? ,, ?? o . eoo .!hendo ?? ?? ?? .. 0 on P.T.R. ?? ?? ?? inl s.xql~R 1,18 ?? 200 ?? ?? I140..1170 Patera.rg al2heade ?? ?? I 0 0D.0.. 0. 0 e 9 heads ?? . o . ' 0 o. 0 0 0 a lonrlsh,wateied ' 3 4 0 ...

... o LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, MONDAY, JULY 17.- l The week's imports of Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal, ,e are of moderate amount. The weather has continued iefine, but short deliveries from the home grower have given an upward tendency in all the leading markets ; in the kingdom. The trade here has continued to id show much firmness, and, upon a fair demand, our ,t prices have steadily advanced. Wheat ...

... LOCAL . MARKETS. LEEDS CORN MA1I{AET. JULY 18.-The arrivals of grain to this day's market are smaller than last week. There has been a fair demand for Wheat, and fall 4s. per quarter higher than last Tuesday. Oats have been Ud. per stone dearer. Beans rather better sold. The weather has been fine and warm. LEEDS WOOLLEN MARKETs.-There has been about an average amount of business transacted at ...

... I?anbwrupto, W. ?? -1-1-11 From the London Gazette of Friday, July 13. BANKRUrrS. James Percival, Jun., Whitechapel-road, soap maker, to surrender July 26, at half-past one, Auguat 25, at half-past twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitor, Mr. Snrr, Lombard-etreet; official assignee, Mr. Whit- more, Basingball.street. James Mills, jun., Acton, Suffolk, carpenter, July 26, at one o'clock, ...

... - ?? ?? .. LEEDS CORN 3lARKET. JULY 18.-The arrivals of grain to this day's market are smaller than last week. There has been a fair demand for Wheat, and full 4s. per quarter higher than last Tuesday. I Oats have been id. per stone dearer. Beans rather better sold. The weather has been fine and warm. LEPD3 WOOLLEN MAstRKETV.-There has been about on average areount of business transacted at ...

... *ive At the late annual wool fair, held at Hemel Heempstead, i. bee the Honourable fur. Ryder, one of the Members for Herts, corm- thsto plained bitterly of the depressed condition of the wool trade. We f In have seen no report of the speech delivered on that occasion by the 1 old, Hon. Member which could be relied on as accurate ; but this much I of of what he in reported to have said is, we ...