... Z3anftruptd, &r. From the London Gazette of Friday, Oct, 25. is SIMPSON, JoEepb, builder, late of Paradiaeifarm, Stockwell, p' ,1 Svirrey t I WESTRUP, Walter, and Thomas Martin Cocksedge. millers ad and ship biscuit bakers, New Crane, Shadwell, Middlesex, and North~leet,t.-nt H CARTER. James Watson, coach plater and ironmonger, Long- acre, Middlesex FOWLER, Alfred, carpenter and builder, ...

... XtiberynTrh Crare frr1iet. ?? - =- . ?? - - , - = Half-opnst Four o'clock, Thursday, Oct. 31, 1844. We have had rather a dulll ularicet this wvck, and, with tho a excepion of rr active demned for the small French shares, we , have not had any g cat amount of business done. Devor shares n h rte fallen. We havo a gond deimand for Grand Junclions this tl evening. Great Westerns atl6 are better, ...

... ArIlirieto. act . ?? *rn ~ LU11iTHLY FOR TRiE LIVXBPVOL Mane'so jty !rt LVR OLORiN PRODUCE MAR~KET, i~d THIURSDAY. OCTOBEEL 31, 1344 SUGAR. - Theree hits been a gtood domand for the onlory ' to eswst of Wrest tudh,. to which tile greocers airtot exeirrtvel y he confine Choir attontioS. The eatos Or the week rcitch 700 hogs. d- heads, the birth of which were ilarbadioe, at VerY Stettey prices ...

... .&ftPpiqTf Katetffltne. m. Loss oF THS BETSY, OF Ru.coRw.-On Wedneday nrght, the B tsy, ri Ohuncara, from Liverpool to Newry, wee taken in tow Dc- by tire Sanmtirek steamer, in a dihabled state, off Carlingford. ral Tire tow-line broke. nnd the steamer could render no assistance. d Sie afterrwards went down, and all the bards were ?? Chironrice. DIO, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2.5-WindNW. leas, Barnes, ...

... Itlarlittd. it THI: FUNDS.-LONI)ON. WEDNESDAY EviaNIN6. at In. (PRO.If OUR CORRESPONeDENT.) es. The quietness of fas week has farther increased this, and the Lr transactions have been only upon a small scale, tat easter'rates. G ,oTo-day there wasa little animation, and but few purchoass wore O tro esale in the. British socuritles, Console for Money leaving off at i 1901 0r, antd for the ...

... Ml A It KETS. WAKAEFIELD CORNI NARKET.-Y1STERnD)AY. The arrival of wheat fo tbis day's market is only mole- rate. Therc is a small atteiidanclc( of buyers, but a fair extent of business is lone; last wreeks pi-icCS are rather exceeded for dry qualities; in other sorts no alteration. Barley slow sale, and rather lower. Beans CL. to is. dearer.' No alteration in oats, shelling, or other articles ...

... i aknnls J ' ohnon rii ovembe 8 and i1der iejat iw'elic, at the 6urt at Baiikinoptcyn Liverpool., Mr. J. Cazeo0ve, officialmasignde, Liverpool; A#tt Miessrs. Laes an4 Po., Liverpool. .q3. Simpson, RteoSok rrry, ulde;-W. Weotrop and T. M. Cockaqdgo 8badhv~well, mdllasr, ~. Carter,, T ear, coach plater -A. Fowler, Leamnqgton, PriFa WarwlcshlrC, cai enter1-.J Gold;l Congreabur, Someraefhlre, ...

... . I Efic Jflarketo. MANCHESTER CORN MARIKET.-SATURDAY. >Agooddemand has been experienced throughout the week for extra-superfine English and Irish flour, for which the full currency of our last market day was readily ob- tained; but all other sorts have continued to meet a slow limited sale at about previous prices. An active business has bhen passing in oatmeal, and rather higher rates were ...

... LIVERP1OOL CORN EXCflANGE.-Ttweday, 0cafler 29. Our Imxpartlit tieweek exhibits agoad supply of Iih Flour ;bat of thr atilesof*~h tade cs arialsnr moderate. Thes only ?? is ?? qareron Rye. We bays agan t reortlitle emad fr Weatan hismarket, except froma thelocl mllorsaudeer, whahave aken pla fair quantity; and, on Fiday bd forign'and rishnew gere gnrally Id. per bushel dearr. as~, en bit ...

... I t MANCii[STEn STOCIc EXCuTANGE, Nov. 1, 1844. Arnt, mt Prici' pr ?? of Am.Share, pie c shores paid. c.2. Sae 5(OILtWA YS . .£. 300 l1t) Birmiingloia and Gloucester .102 -104 104 -lao 25 1754 DO. ishares ?? 262 26 3- 26.4 100 ' 70 Bristol and Exeter ?? 2 74 74 - 7 00 30 Bristol aisd Gloucester ?? 12 43 424- 60 00 Chester and flirkenhead ?? . 3t4 325x.n I1 iJ 32Js 25 25 Ditto ?? 52 - I0 154- ...

... Isaukrupto. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, OCT. 2-. CARTER James Watson, of Long Acre, coach-plater, Nov. 63, Dec. 4, Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Beaumont and Thompson, Lincoln's Inn Fields. Pet cr James Parsons, Long Acre, lace manufacturer. Dated Oct. 24. FOWLER Alfrcd,Q 'h.1n; lpgton Priors, carpentrr, Nov. 2,29, Biriing 11 trit Court of Bankruptry. Solicitors, Messrs. ll Lmington ...

... CONSEQUENCES OF OUR COMMERCIAL~ POLICY. (Fr oim tle LivereooslMercury.) Tim BRAZILIAN GOVERNMENT have adopted the long- meditated tariff decreeing ad valorem duties, varying from five to sixty per cent., 'on the goods and products of all nations, after the 11th. November, and reserving power to impose differential duties on the goods of all nations which admit the produce of other countries on ...