... 33ankrupto &r., ?? the Gazette of T7uesday, Oatober 27.1 BANKRUPTS. Andrew William Angus, East-street, Walworth, grocer -William Palmer, Strand, ?? lBudd, Newton Abbott, Devonshire, ?? Bateman, Coventry, victualler. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 20. J. and J, Bovd, Wellington.chambers. South work, hop merchants-bov. 20. J. Martin, Wood-street, Cheapside, frinme manufacturer-Nov. 20. L. Watling, Oilbert ...

... iSiS - Dr. June 14 Cash ?? ?? ?? ?? 21 ?? ?? ?? ?? 28 , . July 5 , . 12 ,. 19 ?? ?? ?? 20 ?? ?? ?? Aug. 2 9 ,. ?? ?? 16 ,. 23,. 30 . General Secretary ?? Sept. 6 Cash ?? . ?? 13 ?? ?? ?? ?? 20 27 ,. . Oct. 4 , . 11 ,. ?? 18 , . 25 ?? ?? ?? ?? General Secretary ?? Nov. 1 Cash ?? ?? ?? 8 ,. ?? ?? 15 ?? ?? ?? 29 ,. ?? . Dec. 6 Cash ?? ?? General Secretary ?? ?? 13 ?? 20 ?? ?? ?? .. 27 ?? ?? 1846 ...

... I TIHE CLOTHING MANUFACTURES. I i WOOL. f T}IE WOOL. TRADF..-Lwodon, Tlcursday.-The imports tof wool into Lonulon last week were 6123 bales, Inclucding 224 bales .fiom Turkey, I55 from the United States, 118 from the Cape of (ood Hlopo, 31 from Antwverp, and 95 from Gernany. The puhlic rsatoes of wool commenced to-day, but owing to the compera ively I limited arrivals, the quwntity to be ...

... COMMIERCIAL INTELLIGE , CE. [FRO1 OUR e LONDON CORRtEcsPONDENT.] ICty, Thsarsdsals7 Eveu:,isg. In the produce markets the transactions bsince our list have been perhnp3 of a mora satisfactosy character, though still extremsc'y limited. The West India P'roduce Markets have been is. flaenced piricinally by the very unfavcurable accounts just roceivsl from Jamaica, and tihe other ilamds ...

... RECEIPTS OF THE CHARTIST CO.OPERATIVE LAND SOCIETY. PEE XS. O'CONNOt. £s. d. Ashton-under-Lyne, por E. Ilobson .. 8 1 lo Tonbridge Wells .. 7 1 o ir. Foxton, Woburn Cottage, Tavistock-square 5 4 4 Brighton, Artichoke locality .. .. 0 6 3 George Itedfeurn, Somerset Chapel . 4 10 Aberdeen, per J. Fraser .. 0 9 0 Upton, per WIn. Brown .. 0 1 4 James 1'owell. .. .. 0 11 4 *V. J. O. Wilkinson, Esq. ...

... THE NORTHERN STAR. SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1846. THE STAPLE OF THE COUNTRY. COMPARATIVE CONDITION OF NATURAL AND' AlRTIFOIAL LABOURERS. Trss3 sophist will argue against logic, against rea- son, and against facts, substitutinl parables, and hypotheses for premises, and wlssical conclu- sions, for legitimate deductions. Hence, we find that religious controversies between two sects, sepa- rated by ...

... crabtW' Mobtment. I CORDWAINERS' GENERAL MUTUAL ASSISTANCE ASSOCIATION. ASsoCIATED SirOPMATE6,-As we are now nearly on the eve of Conferenice, and as that Conference will be the most Importalit to our trade that ever was held in this country-because, while the oligarchical and commercial classes are quarrelling among themselves, as to which shall wring the largest amount ofspoil from the ...

... THIE MARTYR FROST. I By Mr. O'Conner. g s.d. Georgie Mills, per W. Mucham .. o 4 6 StookpOrt, per J. VOdlhOUSe .. 0 7 0 J. WiUey, Malton .. 0 1 0 Worcester, per M. Griffiths .. O 7 0 From Sutton, near Klcigiley .. 1 0 0 Brierley Hill, per Miss Bedwvell .. 0 1 6 The Men of -Ir. J. Hall's Tailora' Shop, Glossop O 10 _Nottingham, per J. Sweet 0 4 0 J, tlowarth, Leigh ,. 0 1 1 ?? AIop,Y Esq. 3 0 0 ...

... RECEIPTS OF THE CHARTIST CO.OPERATIVB LAND SOCIETY. SECTION No. 1. PER MR. O'CONNOR. E xur s. Gorgie Mills, per W. Mechan Yeovli .. .. R. IHodge, West Linton W . Watson, ditto H., M'Qualry .. Norwvich, per J. Hurry Oldhsm, per W. Ilainer.. Nottingigam per J. Sweet Ciepsitow, per C. Walters Keighley, per J. Viears .. Manchester, per J. Murray itoedlile, per E. Mitchell Hudderlstield, per L. ...

... Aankrupt0, M. BANXIRUPTS. (froM Tommd's Gqtf, FCSVH 24.1948.) Henry Jobs Todd and Edward Todd, Bow Church -ard ?? Frebont, Jun., Steward 4treet, Spiltalfields, dealer and chapmIDfl-9e8 Oo0r, John'.. row, St. Luke's, boot and ?? Self, Sun. Street, Blshopsgate.withont, plumber and glazier_ Robert Garland, Walham~green, cor Chandler-Jona. than Knights, Great Ilelton. Norfolk cattle dealer and ?? ...

... LEEDS.-There was a little more business done at the Cloth Halls on Saturday and Tuesday in fine and middle qualities of cloths,'but in losv goods there were less Sold than for several weeks past. Prices continue about the same, and the stocks in the Cloth Hails are lower thau usual. There have not been many wholesale buyers in the town this week, but there have been numerous drapers from the ...

... ?;fflarhtt f litelligeller# I ? ?? 1-11-1-- - CORN EXeHANGE, JULY 13. The .wient trade loan leot the slightly improved tone which distinguished Friday's market. The supply from the home counties this morning, though moderate, wals larger ?? on Monday Iast, and a decline of fully 2s per qu'rtericpon thce rates of tbat day hod to be submitted to, before iteoald be disposed of. uponforeign wheat ...