... LONDON GAZETTE, TUESDAY, A eun 8. d BANKRUPTS. BECK Charles the younger, lately in partnership with Jameg Waddell, of teadenhall-street, in the city of London, ship and insurance brokers, trading under the firm of Waddell, Beck, & Co., and of ?? city of Adelaide, in the British pro- vince of South Australia, in partnership with the Said James Waddell, trading under the firm of Charles Beck and ...

... LiEDS CORN MARI ET. Anrjl ST 22.-Oulr .sulpplies f.or to-dc-vbs nillet are only sitial, but quite sufficint for the lemu: the 11 Dl trade being very dulll, millers are vtery relll~tolot nyrers of WheaL at i decline of '3s. per qJUaIrter. Oats aud llazis are IL ilw trade at IY. per quarter reduction, PVItICES CURRP.ST AT T£TE CORN EXCHANGE. 5. . S. S. NVHuAT-Esseex tail Kent ?? New ,:i to 55 p ...

... L-O O T - - LONDON GA 4ZEVTTE, TUESD.A Y. Aupa 15. B&ANKBtUPTS. ARMSTRONG John Flemell, of Tranquil-vale, Blackheath C in tle paarish of Lewisham, in the coluty of Kent, ?? of ftaffordshire-wharf, Greenwich.road, in the parish of Green- wich, same county, china and glass dealer and coal mer- ci.ant, to sur. Aug. 29, at 2, and Sept. 28, at 11.-Sols. Wey- W moutl and Green, Cateatonvtreet.-Pet. ...

... LONDO N GAZE TTE, FRIDA Y, August 18. he- oh BANKRUPOTS. La Allt I/e Meetingsef Cer~zssnistones in, Middleslex are held sot im ' Comimissioners' Courtf, Baiee islalt StreetLodn lie BROWN Richard, of Preseot, in tilie counoty of Lancaster, f 'ot balance maker, Richard BROWN, the younger, of LiVsropol, by in the county of Lancaster, tooldeaier, oid Willamk BROWVN, ' aot of Prescot aforesaid, ...

... '1THE CLOTHING IANUFACTURIES. -- - - -- - m red- WVOOL. i TIIE WOOL TRADEE, Ibjsdws, Thnredrv.-The trade are apparently in good spirits at th1e tenor of the accoants front the mwn manufacturing districts, and in cooscsqu-nce of tbe large arrivali. t 93,0ls) boles nearly within the last five weeks, and principallyfrom si.e Lnd culotoces, public sales may coon be enpecteil. During the week ...

... f (Fromn the Marke Lane Express.) ?? a chop of rain has fallen in the neighbourhood orI ofthe metropolis since our last, and the weather has through- -out the week been extremely fine ; it-was therefore with sur- Di prise that reports were received in London of the terrific IttI thunder-storm having been experienced in different parts of lati theuo conty Of the damage done it is yet impossible ...

... LONDON GA ZBTTT, TUESDA Y, Aw ?? an, ?? ing CALDECOTT liobert anid John CALD)ECOTT, of Manbrclheste-,1 in te lcounty of1111) Lancaster, silk snercers. drapers, and Dart- I - ler Lnerou intr to sair. Sept. 21 and Oct. 10, at 12. at the Court - DI, of itenkruptcly. Aanchester.-Sols. Sale & Worthington. and RtY' re- Mlessrs. Bensnett, Mlanclester.-t'et. cr. Thomnas Edgley, of Bai ma11 Mlanchester ...

... WOOL. reg THE WOOL. TseADE.-Lordoll, Tloursday.-The importsa of Wool into London during the week ending to-day, havo been 1436 bales, comprising 971 from Part Phillip, 410 from Germany, fav, 36 from Spain, and 19 from the Cape of Good Hope. 9 b] ] The public sales of colonial and other wools commenced to-day the at Garraways, there being a very full attendance, and the bidding ber having becn ...

... QIJANTITIES and AVEtAGE P'IICES of BRtlTTITIS RAIN per Imperial Quarter, sold in Leeds market. d1urinz the week ending Aug. 22, 164A-%Vheat, 2749 qrs. 7 bushels, £21ss. rgd. Ilarley, 4.3 ?? 0 bushels. XI 168 Ifid I- Oats. 91 (irs. O- busileza, XJ Is. ?? Beans, Ul111qrs. 4 bushels, Li lha Id,. LIOCASa~tL'O.~iMARKLET, Augus8t19.-The quanktity of !corn brought to market this morning was ...

... LONDOV GJAZET'7E, FRIDAY, July 23. J BXNICtRUP'rS. 11 S .L It 11 e. V rhpings Olf Comnr issilo eirs in 3 iddlesex are held at t9d S 6iwlonissio)ers' Coart4, Blaosinflhull &ret t, lonldan. J CIIALICOMIBB Henry, of Sweasen, Ini the county of Glamor- gan, sa1l maker, to sul. Aug. 10. at IriAd Sept. 11, ut 11, at C Ehie Court or Ilankiplptcy, Bristol. -Sol. Short, Blristol-Pet. crc. Charles Aln ...

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... LEEDS CORN MARKET. Auo. S.-Wehave a large supply of Wheat for to-day's market, and for the last few days the weather has been tine and warm. Millers hold off buying as the flour trade is dull, and very little business done in Wheat-although we reduce our quotations 2s. per qr.; had buyers come forward, greater concession would I nave been made on the lower qualities. Oats and Beans are in I ...