... *arktt futtliftw. LOXDON CORN ExcHANGo, MONDAY, JAN. 12.-The past week's arrivals of English wheat for our market were sbmewhat on the increase, but, eomparatively speaking, of middling quality. Of barley the re- ceipts were very large; those of all other kinds of grain of home produce small. From Scotland and Ireland very little grain of any description came to hand, but the imports of ...

... taithruptO, a&. BANKRUPTS. (Preos Tuesdals gazette, January 13, 1846.) Charles Bartlett, of Southampton, ?? Muggeridge, of 61, St. John-street, Smithfield, wirz ?? Guy and Henry Smith, of 59, Farringdot. street, and Si, Ludgate-hill, City, linen drapers-Joh, Stevens, of 6, Clernents-inn, ?? Maclean, d 7, Basinghall-street, City, cloth ?? rdwardri of Llansaintfraid, Montgomeryshire, ?? Reid of ...

... cf iobtlutafl0 EaeX ?? FRAMEWOIlK KNITTERS' MOVEMENT. An Act of Parliament which passed the Legislature on the 4th of August last year, came into operation on the let instant; but that being Thursday, and not a general delivery day at the warehouses, the bands gene. rally worked the week out, as usual, in order that no complaint might be made of the workmen's haste, know- ing, as they did, ...

... NOTIONS ABOUT FREE TRADE IN TIIE FAR NORTH. i. We find the following letter in the Jfoatrose 'at Standard: Ild I am no politician, and seldom address editors of Ftnewspapers; but my attention has been drawn to ts what is passing around us by seeing a letter, which has been for some days on the table of our News- room, addressed by our worthy member for this dis- vc trict of burghs to l The ...

... 7?-? - - Ioarka Inttl1forITM LONDNo CORni Exonaox4, MONDAY, JAN. 12..-The, past week's arrivals at' EDnqiash wheat for our market j were somewhat oni the ?? but, Compafatively r speaking, of' xidddling quaitY. of barley 'the re-a ceipts were very large; tbo`*e Of al ?? rano oe Produce stinalki. From Scotland and Irean vry itlegrain of, at %y description came to hand, buat the imports of ...

... 3tauhrupto, ,. BANKRUPTS. (F{romlt ?? aGzette, Januorp 13, 1846.) Charles Bartlett, of Southampton, ?? PMuggeridge, of 61, St. John-street, Smithfield, wire. ?? Guy and Henry Smith, of 59, Farringdon. street, and 31, Ludgate.bill, City, linen ?? Stevens, of 6, Clements.inn, ?? Maclean, of 7, Basingiall-street, City, cloth ?? Edwards, of Llausaintfraid, Montgomeryshite, ?? Reid, nf Newcaatle ...

... DEr teei j obtmtlW. FbAMBWORK KNITTERS' MOVEMENT.- An Act of 1prliamoelt which passed the ULcdislature on the 4th of August last year, cama iato operation on the 1st instant; but tleat ?? not a general delivery day at tile waruhones, the hands geute. rally worked the week out, as kel Ic ordersthat Inow Comtplaeint might be made of the, wvorkmen'sht, kow.de jug, as they did, that theo agents ...

... 3BankruptO, &r. - - - - - - - - - - . I, , , ?? - - w-t- - - #- - - -- - o. - SP- - - - -- - - - - S- - - - - - - BIANKRUPTS. (From T7Weayt tzdeft, Janucs 13, 1846.) Charles Bartlett, of Southampton, ?? Muggeridge, of 61, St. John-street, Smithfield, wire. ?? Guy and Henry Smith, of 59, Farringdon. street, and 31, Ludgate-hill, City, linen ?? Stevens, of 6, Clements-inn, ?? Maclean, of 7, ...

... :'.'-,rrabt-4f MobautnW. A. Act Of Parliament which passed the Legislature pi on the 4tb of August last year, carnea into operationl W nth 1tintat but that being Thursday, and n101 of a general delivery day at thle warehousetehnsge-C rally worked the week out, as usual, in or-der that no g complaint might be made of the wiorkmen's haste, kilot- hi1 ing, as they did, that tile agents had not ...

... Ucrabws' mobtmento. FRAMEWORK KNITTERS' MOVEMENT. An Act of Parliament which passed the Legislature I on the 4th of August last year, cams into operation on the let instant; but that being Thursday, and not I a general delivery day at the warehouses, the hands gene- rally worked the week out, as usual, in order that no complaint might be made of the workmen's haste, know- ing, as they did, ...

... ifarkhe _ittelltoigzre l,(I;DOV CORN EXCIIANXti, INDAY, JAN. 19.- Dinging last week the arrivals of wheat of home prV- duere tfb our inirket were on a very moderate scale, and of imuitally interior quality. Of English barley and malt the receil)ts were tolerably good, but those of oats, beals, peas, and flour, were small. From Scotland, very little grain of any description came to Ihand, while ...

... --fil a r 1181rt flitrilifffilre. LoNDON CORN EXCIIANUC, MONDAY, JAN. 1U-j During last week the artivals ot whcat of lhome pre- ditce tor our 'nnrket were oil a very mederate scale, I Will of U nius tiI ly interior quality. ti np lisli biat 1,yv and tilt tile revelits wyere tokrably goud, but tho-e of oats. beanls, Peas, aud flour, were smal, L.'romt Scotlande. very Nttile g ahit ot' ally ...