... -Iankrurpt0, &r. . , ?? BANKRUPTS. d fres TsRel,'s GGets, Febr,,rys, 184G.) d Joseph Burne, formerly of Lisburn, Ireland, butnow of 27, Myddleton equare, linen ?? Henry Nail, of 7, John-street, Tottenbam-couirt-rod, ?? Season Burgess Budgett, formerly of Bristol, Coventry, Mitcham, Baling, Hiampstead, and Cliesbam, and late of the Strand, but now of 54, King-street, Camden-town, ?? Archer, of ...

... COBDEN AND FP.EE TRADE. CoBsrix has inritten a letter in the Times news- paper to the tenant-farmers. Nothing can be more dangerous to the character of an uneducated dema- M ognue, than a rush froum aa unlettered, leniqlnt mul- titude, to a criticising, ill-natured press. COBDEN blustering for a repeal of the Corn Laws is one thing, J and COBDEN ARGUING for the measure is another, and a very ...

... PRICES OF.. SHARES IN LEEtD, E I LONDON, LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTEA. iR A Y3SW~llZ i~i. tboanrebarley L.Ens, Feb. Ite, 1846. Moi rOi2 Mareets still continue variable, though to-day we have had decidedy odly more firmne i3 shswhop ,t1calarly in tlse first-class cri~p8. The report of the Houne of Conmmoes co mniittee Isssud To0 Pi to-day, will probably deride the fate Of the greatest part of Ohs ...

... THE TI.EN HOURS' BILL. . Although in the following nddress from Lord AsLley ts his constitllents theri is only a passing alln- sion to the Ten Hlours Bill, still this, perhaps, is the most fitting place in which to announce 'the noble iord's resignation of his seat in Parliament.1j TO TlE8 GENTRY, CLEiaG FREJHOLDEADS, AND OTHER ELECTOs OF THIE COUNTY OF DO;SET. London,Jan. 1. r ?? First ...

... CORN AND CATTLE IMARKET8, . WAKEFIELI) CORN MARXET, YESTERDAY, FEB. 6. The arrivals of all grain are moderate. We have a good attendance of buyers at our market to-day, and a fair exteat of business is transacted in fine new and old Wheats, at a slight advance ; but for inferior sorts there is no inquiry. Good heavy Barley fully as dear and in request, other quli- : ties slow sale. Beans Is ...

... Erabol , popivilt .11, . FRAMEWORK KNITTERS' MOVEMENT. I LEIESTEX.-A publice eeting of framework knitters w Was beld it the narket-place, on Monday week; Mr. Chawner in the chair. The nmeeting was addressed by I Messrs. Weston, Buckley, Lucaes, Wminters, assd Watts.' The following resolutions tand tmemorialls were unani. mously adopted: e rropoeed by Mr. Weston, seconded by Mr. Lucas:- a That ...

... is. [Alt-hough in thle follo wing address from Lord re- Ashley ti his constituents there is only apassingatllu- ore sion to the Ten Hours Bill, still'this, perhaps, is thle ei,, most fitting place in which to annlounce the noble )th todsresignation of hisf seat in Parliamnent.:I lye TO THlE GENTR'Y, CLERGnY, FREEIIOLDE1,.5, AND OTHER g. ELECTORS5 OF THE COUNTY OF DOUBET. og. London, Jan. '1.I ...

... I ankrupto, &r BANjKRUPTS. (Irea TeE gaia, Febrsay a 3,184GJ Joseph Burns, formerly of Lisburn, Ireland, but now of 27, Myddletosflquars, linen ?? Henry Nail, o 7, Johu.street, Totternhamcourt-road ?? season Burgess Budgett, formerly of Bristol, Coventry, Mitcham, Baling, Hanpstead, and Chesham, and late of the Strand, but now of 54, Kilg-strtet, Camden-town, ?? Archer, of Bochda1b, woollen ...

... [FRO1 OUsR T.ONDO.N4 CORRESPOINDENT.] Citiy, 27nursday Evening. A more steady nearket has prevailed for almost all :he principal articles of trade, there being something like a ?? that the material points of the changes proposed in the cors and the other duties will be carried out. There are, however, not a few parties who dissent most eatirely from the proposals of Sir Robert Peel, ased these ...

... anklrupt0, &r. BANKRUPTS. (Frees Trusdeia Gau'J t, 1ebrrary 3, 1816.) Joseph Burne, formerly of Lisburn, Ireland, but now of 27, Myddleton.square, linen ?? Henry Nail, of 7, John-street, Toitenham-court-road, ?? Season Burgess Budgett, formerly of Bristol, Coventry, Mitcham, Ealing, ffampstead, and Chesham, and late of the Strand, but now of 5s, lIiang-street, Camden-town, ?? Archer, of ...

... . ?Rarhrt Intelligrort. LONDOt Cony EXCaANt3, MINDAY, FxB. 2. - During lnst wek the arrivals of English wheat, oats, beans, eas, and fluur were on a very limited scale, but tthose ot barley and malt were considerably on the increase. Of Irish and Scotch grain the receipts were unusually scaity. but those of foreign wlitat were full average ones for the time of year. Fresh up to-day, a fair ...

... [Although in the following address from Lord Ashleyto llis Constituentsthereis onlyapassing allu- sion to the Ten Hours Bill, still this, perhaps, is the most fitting place in which to announce the noble al lord's resignation of his seat in Parliament.] di TO THE GENTRY, CLERGY, IREROOLDOSE, AND OTHER ti ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF DO5EZT. di London, Jan. 31. of Gentlemen,-The First Minister of ...