... T raDeo' StioVemento. 0I I'S TuE DOINGS OF TRYE MANcHiEsTRa. LEAGiJEs.-It lie been the practice of the League mouthers in the ill districts if any person dared to call in asquestion their treatment of the factory operatives, to of refer the objectors to the Manchester operatives, IS- who would soon convince them that the statements cs of the opponents of the League were without founds- (1 tion ...

... LoNDox CoRN ExcIrANGE, MONDAY, DEC. 23.-We had moderate arrivals of wheat and bailey from our own coast and Scotland'during the past week, with a very short supply of oats, but of beans, peas, and flour, the receipts were to a fair extent. From abroad the arrivals consisted of 1000 ;qrs. btof wheat, and a small quantity of flour from Launceston, with a few cargoes of barley and oats from the ...

... vanitvt$ Wts. BANKRUPTS. rfromn 2`tesjaes GnaWette.) John Peart Birley, Brompton-row, Kensington, plumber and ?? Christie and James Rodgers, Notting- hill, Middlesex, ?? Brentnall, Cold- harbour-road, North Brixton, ?? Walker Wood, Churton-street, Vauxhael Bridge-road, wine-mer- ?? Preston, Monnouth-road, Bayswater, ?? Biggins, Leeds, ?? Peacl Burdett, Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, ?? May Waller, ...

... grabro, THlE DoINGs or THE MANCHESTER LIoAGiERSs-It has been the practice of the League mouthers in the agricultural districts, if any person dared to call in question their treatment of the factory operatives, to refer the objectors to the Manchester operatives, who would soon convince them that the statements of the opponents of the League were without fbunda- tion. Indeed they have ...

... Banltrupto, &C. is BANKRUPTS. ot (Frost Tuesday's Gazette.) al Leonard Watson, of Rickmanswortb, Hertferdsltire, :ly ?? Alfred Worth, of Hampstead, victualler. ea -James Thorley, of Northampton, ?? ae Blokldey, of Crawe, Cheshire, linen-draper. -Francis [l Fothergill and James 31tIranes, of Bell's-close, Northuan. berland, lamp-black ?? Peach. of tay Nottiiglans, grocer. at- DIVIDENDS DECLARED ...

... ,- raz)e?'j, --.1 ?? ?? TsjS CRIP'ENUERS' STRIKE AT MANCHESTER.-A public meeting of the carpenters and joiners of Man- ihesterwasheld in the Carpenters' Hall on Thursday evening, Nov. 28, 1844, for the purpose of laying be- fi~xe. the gonoral body the present position of the istrggle between thle men and Messrs. Pauling, Ilen- ey, and Co. The meeting was called for eight o'clock at. whieh hour ...

... Bant'rupto., &C. BANKRUPTS. (From Tuesday's Gazette.) Leonard Watson, of Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, ?? Alfred Worth, of Hampstead, victualler. -Jdmes Thorley, of Northampton, ?? , Blockley, of Crewe, Cheshire, ?? Fotherrill and James M'Innes, of Bell's-close, Northam- berland, lamp-black ?? Peach, of Nottingham, grocer. DKVI)ENDS DECLARED, Pellegrino Rosselli, of Lime-street, City, merchant ...

... el ra'Dico, Iftabruirlito. ?? ?? Tar CARPENTERS' STRIKE AT MANCHESTER.-A public meeting of the Carpenters and joiners of Man- chesterwasheld in the Carpenters' Hall on Thursday evening, Nov. 28, 1844, for the purposo of laying be- fore the general body the present position of the struggle between the men and Messrs. IIauhling, Hlen- frey and Co. The meeting was called for eight o'clock, at ...

... Ballitrupto, kc. James Ladsou, ililisgate, ?? Finlayson, RHaelaghi-street, Pinilico, ?? Walter, lleet- lanle, Fareingdon -strcet, wholesale h 'rdwarle-iaciii. - Charles Dotesio, Slough, Buckinghamshliie, liotcl-keepel. -William Hloery Barton, Bedftrcl-plice, Coiluilercialdr-iid East, Church-lane, Whlitechapel, Chelisford, :nd Grasves- eLind, boot and sboe ?? rent Roberts, Abiug- dci, grocer- ...

... MARIUU.'' INTELLIGEINCE. L ONDON COHN EXCIIANOEI, M'IlR-LANE.-MONDtAY,- The arlivals of Enuglish wheat and barley were libe- ral during the past week, but of oats tile receipts eoastwise were extrilicly siall, noar were there mkany beaus or peas reporteil up to Saturday eveningt The aevalenee of ealsterly winds8 and thgg weather has .kept back sopp~ics titolli Ireland1, 0(ooily a few hun- deed ...

... MA1IKET INTELLIGENCE. * LONDON ?? EXCuIANGE, Monday, Dec. 16.-Tlre arrivals of all Idnds of grain (British as well as Fo- . reign) were exceedinglv small during the past week, and fresh up for this day's market there was a me- derate show of wheat samples by land carriage from It Essex, Kent, and Suffolk. Of bariley the quantity Is offering was tolerably good, and the display of beans i ...

... valturupto, kc. Thomas Bose, of Nursling, Hampshire, brick burner. W John Thomas Gibbons, of Eton, Buckinghanmshire.-John 5l Brett, of Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, ?? sa] Ayling, of Leeds, cabinet ?? Bucknell, of C lcoeon, Middlesex. Josia~h Martin, of 't29, lIish-street, It St. Leonard, Shoreditch, ?? Maid- stone, of Cambridge, ?? Starr Drury, of rt Chester, ironmonger. - EUas Needham, jun., ...