... 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 ...

... .Am ?? f,*HiqtRv+ LosNoN CoRN EXCHANGN, MONDAY, Jz 2-h past week's arrivals of English wheat for our market were somewhat on the increase, but, comparatively speaking, of middling quality. Of barley the re- ceipts were very large; those of all other kinds of grain of home produce small. Fromj Scotland and Ireland very little grain of- any description came to hand, but the imports of foreign ...

... WOOL. Sit THlE WOOL TRADE.-LTndo0, Tstr.sday.-The tradeirn Wool is steady, and should political excitement tsot intervene to check n fie improved demand for nranufsctiures. we eball most likly soon hesar hir ef a brisker inquiry for the stapile nit the approatiltig public sales, T} The imports of wool Into London last weel woerae 3 bales, of which so were from Swan River, 210 from the C(;ap of ...

... I, A# 4 - WqqT!L- LoNDoNr CoRn ;ExHoANoN, MOzDAY, JAt. 12.-The past week's arrivals of English wheat for our market were somewhat on the increase, but, comparatively speaking, of middling quality. Of' barley the re- ceipts were very large; those of all other kinds of rain of home produce small. From Scotland and Iroland very little grain of any description came to hand, but the imports f ...

... 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 ...

... 33auhruptA, &r. I - --l-I ?? ?? BANKRUPTS. (Froy Tundadl's Gazette, Janmary 13, 1846.) Charles Bartlett, of Southampton, ?? Muggeridge, of 61, St. John-stmret, Smithfield, wire. ?? Guy and Henry Smith, of 69, Farringdon. street, and 1, Ludgate-hill, City, linen ?? Stevens, of 6, Clemtnoeits-inn, ?? Maclean, of 7, Basiughall-street, City, cloth ?? Edwards, of Llausaintfraid, Montgomeryahire, ?? ...

... *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 ...

... :'.'-,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, ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...