... I -- JE~SDAYwjI _FDONNCAZl ETTUz7 FR U BANKRUPTS. .,damtreet Adelphi, and Bridge-road, Battersea N ucbolls scoled N-rfolk inrkeeper- R. Robinson, Strand, II Han~belYlin efrsie dealer-M. Maslin, tig an lime rmieC~heant-J. T. Maund, Birmingham, lace- ?? BP ianehester, check and gingham manufacturer- -- P6,gVefznlline and spirit merchant-It. Watson and R. Mor- SEQUESTRATIONS. 'dnborgh, coual ...

... BIS'TOM IMsPORTS. ie In the Yo khhire, from Quebec: G. Hennett, 660t pcs pine tim. 1P Sher; Cross & Son, 7 band 3 qrs 15 deals and deal ends, 5D hund nt 2 qrs lo ataves 1h In the Irvine, from Quebec: Cross & Son, 4'1 pas fir timber, 12 cords latbwvood, I bond 2 qrs 20 deals, 2 bond 3 qrs 10 deal ig ends, 33 buld 3 qrs 17 staves le In the Lard Canterbury, from Saint Iohn's, New Brunswick: le ...

... ~ -~ - = : 7 ~ ?? - Itppilly .g~flglf Po1'1T Pl'iN xtB. JN Go I.-Arriv'ed t the Vijtorely, Davies; Haok, Joncs ; AnDIe anli MzIary, Rliclhardls; Margaret, Jones ; John and hlar y, Jonts ; Talaroee. Owcnd; S ,..i,,JoIIS; Anne ?? ll-llcth, -; Tur't1le Dove, W iliams ; B3angor Packet, RLoberts; Rapitd, Roberts: Marchiontcss of Atglesca, lo1ghcs; I.Lord Elxi noutit, Lloyd ; John ald WtVilliamo , ...

... TRE DUTCH MAIL. Tun IlTAGU, OCT. 1.-The Minister of Finance givea notiCe flOtM the following is the result of the rnoaeurev ordered by his Majesty's reoolutlon ol the oth of September, 18i4, rel'ative to the repayment or excbange of the stoclk called Donioln Losrenten, on account of the late Syndicate, the interest of which is five per cent. :-I. That the Domelu Loarenten, calculated at a ...

... LANCASCsOI, TactrleDAY, OCT. It.-The flannel trade and the cotton trale, at Rioobdale, and the neishbourboods, are very brisk, aend b'th hand and power-lom operatives have full em- ployment. The haltinc brunch is tolerably active. The silk trade, at tanchester, Mitddleton, Failwerth, Leih, and Orumsm kirk is by no means as good as it was a fortnight ago* and the silk dyers, at moat places, ace ...

... MRSM Mberpffixt Oftart Marltet. hralf-past Four o'clock, Thursdaky, Oct. 3, 1844. Its W e continue to ?? an active spepultlion in the sharca of all mmo the New Foliemes for Railways. The stoek in the Old Lines is sel generally rather dxooping. Our quctations for the week are as jcollow:-1 Birminghaim and Gloucester 1C63, 106. is Bristol and Gloucester 471. Al Che.ter and Bir konhead new Shares ...

... I aQrfUtltutraI alt (somillerdial Jltladfets. HULL CORN EXCHANGE, Oct, I5.-Witlout any great exte0t of busineas passing during the paet weel, we have had a fair trade in most atticles ia ?? At tis day's market we had a fair supply of English wheat, and the condition was not to be complained of the farmers firmly demanded tost week's prices, but upon the whoie the trade wag dull. and eved the ...

... SZI5STO1. XZ 1OITS. In the Jane and Barbara, from Quebec: Salmon and C& pea fir, 17 pea birch, 16 pcs oak, 15 pea elm, to pea ash tim hund I qr 16 deals, 3 huad I qr IC deal ends, 7 hund I qrit. 5 spars, 4 cords lathwood lII the Eliza, from Virginia: Cross and Son, 250 brls to: Jose, 324 ?? 54 tree tobacco In the Eling; from Nevis: W. Claxton, 26 bhds 2 trcs 1I sugar, 0 puns ram, 24 puns ...

... - ?? ?? flolizvoll Iflariteto. CO RN-EXCIANO , FRIDAY, OCT. II-TIe arrivals0, English Wheat this week have been only moderate, and Ill s!ow of samples of that grain smail. The demand was in. active at previous rates. In Foreign Wheat little doing Fine malting Barley was a ready sale. but no advance waS noticed. Beaus and Peas were a ilow salo. AVERAGE PRICE OF CORN IN ENGLAND AND WALES FOR THE ...

... STATE OF TRADED Du-XDEr, October 15.-Duiringthe pastweektherehasbeen little or no change in the state of oar maiket. Flas, yarns, and Enens move off steadily at same prices as formerly. The recent improvement in this market of the value of the rawma- terial calls loudly for a still farther advance on yarns and ii- Diens. Jute moves off slowly at prices uarying from L.l3 to L.15 per ton, ...

... WAKEFIELD COItN M ApKppTFl(l lA t We have a large arrival of wheat. The artendames sri e. good, and business to a fair extent was done in that utiiet D. at fully as high ra-es as on this day week. Birlev ia better bt request, and rather h gher. Oats were inquired after, ull *t all the turn dear. - t The Lord Mayor acknowledges the receiptof 1. fromIlrl. 3t Westby, Merriounsquare, towards the ...

... MMIAMOZ 65TT61C MARMT. . LINEMiPtOOL COTCTU-N l ltiSJlbt' Ns'f. 24.-_The sales to-dy are estimated at 5000 balIe, 3f fich2 tas bales Pernams are for export : prices; :Onc as last weekI. Oct. 15.-The sales are only snout 2l bAIe. of which 203 bales Are- rican are on speculztoin the av-u:itq res ived to-day by the steamer from AserieCR hare ?? no char te in price'. idol Oct. 16.-T es sales are ...