... LONIDON FAZRTTE, HtIDA Y, Oct. 20. F All ~ ~ BANKRUAPTS. All he Metin$ OfCeolnlbeiioer, -in .jtliddletie're ci heic at flhg NE Cem~nifss-ionerT' Courtr, Baslnq.itof Street, Lreidvol. BOUR~NE James. of IlernmersleY, i-i the parislh of Norton in - ?? Moors, inl thle county, of stafford, printer, to ser. Nov. 2,- l' at 121, atid N'OV. 27, at'lalf llast I I, -Lt the Court 'if [lank-- s-rraptcY, ...

... 3Sanituplo, Vc. B AN KRU 0' s. From the London Gazette of Fridafy, Sept. 29. Jnmes Smyth, of 143, Horton,'Old.town, linandraper, Oetober 10, at eleven, and November V, at one. at the Court of Bankruptcy. London. Mr. Gcorge Gibson, official assignee, 72, B.singL.;ll-street; and Mr. White, solicitor, London-wall. John Walter Glay aud Robert Gray, of Bishop Wal- thanw, Hampshire, cora-dealer, ...

... L L LEEDS CORN MARKET. Ocr. 3.-We have again to report a fair supply of Wheat, and moderate of other articles toI to-dsays Iliartet. Millers having supplied themselves freely of late, we note a slow trade for C both New and Old Wheat at Is. per quarter decline ronm last I week. New Barley is mucc wanted, and sells at 34l to 3tisi )ats and Beans command but little attention at last week's rates ...

... DESTRUCTIVE HtRRICANE-DREADFUL I SHIPWRECKS-AWFUL LOSS OF LIFE. HULL.-This town and the coasts of Yorkshire and lincolfshire were, on Tuesday week, visited by one of the heaviest gales which have been experienced for a long period. It commenced about eight o'clock, when the wind, which bad been In the West, suddenly veered round to the North and North E lab, and con- tinued to blow with ...

... THE WOOL TaniDE-London, Tlsursday.-The imports of or wool into London (luring the week ending to-day have been 1311 ot bales, of which 7.-B3 were from Portugal, 9(; from Bombay, 180 from Ye Germany, 224 from Russia, Soc. ed The sales have been in daily progress since our last, and the at- tendance in the comnsedious room in the Hall of Commerce, bril- liantly illuminated by the Boccius light, ...

... 0FFICIAL RETVRN OF STAMiPS issued from the Stamp t Oflce to NewspaPersO during the months of April, May, I 03d June, in the present year, 1843:- t _ I Total 'Weekly: Aint. of t ApT;I 31ay. Jure.1in 3 Aver- Advert. iMos. age. Duty. X. s. d.. 5408 MvLaCUBY .. . 44,5o6 36,000.42,0 125,fi116 9,654* 25,9 4 0 Iteedlltelligeucr . . 1S 5 41.00 34 t000 - 158 14 0 lees~inue2 ?? 13,500 12,5004.13,500i 9 ...

... STATE OF THE WOOLLEN TRADE, OCTOBER, 9, 184 We have again an agreeable duty to discharge in or recording a continuance of those more favourable appear- qi tar ances in the woollen trade, which have gradually, but II steadily, been developing themselves during the last five or sI ect six months. The business transacted in September, though C4 of not equal in amount to that of the preceding ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, TUESDAY, Ocr. 3RD.-The arrivals of Grain to this day's market are much the same as last week. There has been a very limited demand for Wheat ; in old very little alteration, but New has been Is per qr. lower. Barley has been sold from 32s to 34s fiue 35s per qr. Oats and Beans full as well sold. THE AVERAGE PRICES OF WHEAT, FOR THE WEEK ENDING ocr. 3, 1843. Wheat. Barley. ...

... LO.VDO.V GAZE TE, PIFRIDA Y, Sept. 29 e Jar 'I BlANKRUP'rS, J. I J All the XDfiepts of Cosmissioners in Middlesex are held at as C. Comamisusene-s' Court, Basinphalz Street. London. Let CARSON James Brown, of Liverpool. in the county of Lancas- Mu e ter, merchant and dealer, to sur. Oct. i3, at half-past 12, and IlgI Nov. 14), at 11, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Llverpool.-Sols. h. . lardswell ...

... A paper has been read during the present mont)b before the Wakelield Farmners' Club, by Henry Briggs, Esq., of Oserton ON THE POSSIBILITY 01' GROWING WVHEAT OR OTliRe C51.5 SUICCESSIVELY AND PISOFJTABIY, 0)e the.some lawd, eelhouet l ?? e, fn!S THei FEIRTILITY OF THE SOIL. We have just receivedaipridted ao copy of this interesting essay, and we conceive the subject of silliient importance ...

... LOCAL INTFLLIGENCE. THEa YORKSHcsREr SIReTc.-The manufacturers as- b.2 sembled on Saturday last in London at thewxool sales, held a at thle Hail of Commerce, to the number of front 250 to 300, a' prnipally Yorknhirenien, rose simutltaineously, andI gave tc trleec times three thundering cheers on the announcement I Of the victory gained by tire Free Traders over the Over- fr be'aring ...

... SCHEDULE TARIFF OF DUTIES OF THE FOREIGN i S D TRADE WITH CHINA., 1Alm ?? T. M. C. C. Cents- I Alum. .- ?? --Per 100 cattle,. 0 11400 0.14 2 Anniseed (star) ?? do. 0 1 400 O.i0 is ditto oil . d. - . it 3Arsenic ?? ?? o 5 0 69 at D angles (glass arm ?? 114 5 Bamboo screens, wad dobo Viwe a0 A.7 ll kiiids ?? as 6Brassleaf .0.2.0.0.0.2 re 7Building materials, dutiy f'ree ,.1 ?? 0 o 2.10 d.a~ one ...