... There continues a very good demand for all descriptions o Sugar, and the sales of P. amount to 1,350 hhds. at very full prices. The transactions in Bengal have also been very extensive, lincluuing about 4 000 bags damaged,) reaching 11,000 bags a the extreme quotations. sales in Mauritius—loreign : About 120 Brazil have been sold the Refiners; very low brown to middling Pernambuco at I*B 6d. ...

... FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, Jan. 5, 1844. DECLARATIONS of INSOLVENCY under this NEW ACT. Thomas Joy, Birstal, Yorkshire, cordwainer. David Morris Thomas, Cwm Amman, Carmarthenshire, surgeon. Benjamin Woffenden, Dewsbury, woollen yarn maker. George Buckley, Almondbur.v, Yorkshire, woollen cloth spinner. James Blunt, Church street. Trinity square, farmer. Thomas Hoile, Sandwich, Kent, farmer. Jamk.B ...

... As is usual at this season of the year there is very little business going forward in Sugar, and the sales of B.P. are lilnis., ,:t former prices, witli 1(00 Bengal, at 03s. 6d. to 6-ls. (id. per cwt. N thing doi em Mauritius. he sales of Foreign this week aie about cases, 30 boxes, and (Obrls. of Brazil, former rates.—No sales reported Molasses.— The only sales offer ;vn»ists of brls. and ...

... FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, Jan. 12, 1844. DECLARATIONS INSOLVENCY under the NEW ACT. Richard Stopford Taylor, York, veterinary surgeon. Edward Chapman, Little Albany street n rth, policeman. Rowland John Reynolds, yard, l'tmlico, horse dealer. Michael Grist. Portsea, out business. Daniel Thorne, Brentwood and Sbenfield, Essex, farmer. Thomas Parker, Leicester, grocer's assistant. John Sanubach, ...