... BAJNKRUPTS. AU ?? in Middlesex are held atyS Camefssieners' Court, Baianghaft Street. Lsndon. BEARD Neville, of No. 6, Beech-street, Barbican, in the city of London, and also of No. 18, Charlton-street, Somers'- town, in the county of Middlesex, leather seller, to sur. April 18, at helf-past 1, and May 21, at 1.-Sol. Stenniug, Staples's ?? assignee. J. FoiIlet. BRtINOINSHAW Jefferies. of the ...

... CORN-LAW MOYEMENTS. Tim GRAND FREE TRiADE BANQUET took place at ?? Liver- pool Amphisisentre, on Friday evening week, and was one of thL most imposing and effective demonstrations in favour of the great cause, which have been got up under the auspices of that indefatiga- ble body, She Liverpool Anti-Monopoly Association. The house itself was most beautifully decorated for the occasion the ...

... WOOL. Tua WOOL TRADr.-London, 7Z7ursdaV.-The public sales of colonial and foreign wool commenced yesterday, at the Halt of Commerce, with a very funl attendance, and the biddings, so far I as the auctions have progressed, are spirited, and give an advance 1 upon the former sales, though it is not easy to state as yet the precise 5 extent of this. Messrs. Marsh and Edenborough opened the sales ...

... COTTON.-The same degree of heaviness which has been noticed during the past fortnight still continues, and holders of American having offered their stocks very freely, a further decline of id. to id. per lb. has been submitted to; Sea Island, on the other hand, has been in good request, and prices are 1d. per lb. higher. Good Egyptian commands full rates, bat the common qualities, as well as ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, FRIDAY, 4pril- 19. BANKRUPTS. LI All the Meetigs of Commissisoners in MWidesex are held atl th Comaisii4>ers' Court, Basinghall Street, London. ALLINSON. Richard, of Whitehaven, in the county of Cum- berland', iYonmonger, to sur. April 26,at 1, and June 10, at 2' at ?? of Bankruptcy, Newcastle.-Sols. Perry, White. haven, and Ingledew, Wewcastle.-Offloial assignee, Wakley. Pet. ...

... ?? _ 11. ?? ., ?? - - - .- - ?? . .. . . . . _ A ,~ ?? _~ , WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY, APRIL 2& There is a large arrival of Wheat and Barley for this season of the year, and moderate of other Grain. The millers, holding small stocks of Wheat, causes a steady weekly demand, but the trade is dull, yet last week's prices fully supported. The demand for Barley becomes more limited, and it ...

... LONDON GAZETTEM TUESDAY, Apil 2. BANKRUPTS. BALL Samuel of London-road, Liverpool, in the county of hr Lancaster, chemist and druggist, to sur. April 17, at half- 3 past I, and May 14, at half-past 12, at the Court of Bank- ruptcy, Liverpool.-Sols. Temple and Hore, Liverpool.- Official assignee, Bird.-Pet. cr. Ann Postlewaite, Speke, near Liverpool, widow. nI BALL William, of 18, Goodge-street ...

... ae in CoTroN.-The low prices which were current in the at middle of last week tempted both the trade and speculators to Ot come forward freely on Saturday, the sales on that day being ,e- estimated at 10,000 bales; on Monday also the demand conti- 3f nued good, at an advance in the common qualities of American by of Ad. per lb. upon the quotations of the last circular; but since Je that day ...

... LONDON GaZEZTT, FRID4 F -A.4l 12. bhe BANKit7PTS. yve Afl ithc JSS irn mra nnfdeg er Jr e di nt Use adv amw 'id Court, Badlighall &tVs6l Evadon. CLACK Charles, of No. 40, Beechistreet, Barbicem, in the city of London, haberdasher, trimmin seller, to sur. April 19, at balf-past2 and.Msy 24, at 12-S James- Basinghall-street. -Official~asexignee, Pennell. PALMER Brederick *William, of No. 3R, ...

... - !Y .A ?? r h a. im Lw ?? IN VANALS, RAILWAY, ANKS, ASSUJRANCE, AND OTHER COMPANIES' STOCK. Dividend. MA~~~re. j Price. ~Psie. - . CANALS.ApI4Ar.I 6 0 Aobton and Oldham ..av. 97 18 0 70 70) 12 0 ?? 0 0 157 157 18 0 Calder and Hebble ?? 0 0 282 282. 70 Grand Junction ?? 100 0 0 .153 153 ?? 57 6 6 14 14 1 7 Keunet&%Avon ?? - - 1I10 Lancaster av 47. 6 8 - 34 0 Leedsan 1epol ZO0 00 60 Ow0. 10 10 ...

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... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, A.PRIL 6. CoTmri.-The market continues much depressed, and though the demand from the trade has become rather more general, their purchases have been confined to their immedi- ate wants; all descriptions are freely offered, at a further de- cline o0 Id. per lb. Speculators have taken 3200 American. The sales of the week, which amount to 14,670 bales, com- priSe-300 Sea ...