... Ballumptog &C. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Miller, Whittlebury street, Hlampstend-roadt ?? Vale, Manchester, silk ?? Wil- liam Pilseb, Sackville-street, Piccadilly, ?? Dailey and Alfred luskipp, Long-lane, Berniondsey, lea- ther ?? GCorge Utford, Holloway, common ?? Willis, Buckiersbury, eating- house ?? Weston, llishopsgate.street Within, ?? Thompson, Minories, ship chandler- enlry Walters, Brismol, ...

... tcLabro' ffiebtriifitz. ?? -- . , - - 11 1 1, ?? ?? . ?? . - _1 o__ - Jw- R- - - ?? ?? /S# ?? { - - - -e- - -- - .LONDON SHORMAKrIi MEETINOS IN SUPPORT OF THE BuILDrus.-Mr. John Sefton, delegate to the Shoe- makers Conference, from Liverpool and Birkenhead, iwaited upon Messrs. Iloby and Goatly's men, at their respective meeting houses, the Robin Hood, Groat Windmi l Street, and the Sun and ...

... %ankrupto, &r BANKRUPTS. Charles John Bond, Tranquii.vale, Blackheath, tailor- |Hannmeh Walduck; NelsoHi.square, Blackfrdars-road, dealer -James Laws, Broad-street, Goldea squarq, . grocer-_ Charles Palling, Bay's-wrf, To6ley-otreet, and Trnity Square, Southwark,;potktoe 6alesean-Alhed Birchlex Manchester, ?? HBops6n, Manchester, ?? Cresdson,;Liverpool, stockbroker ~-'Owen-uglies, nchw-vrte o ...

... Crabo0' *obtumento. TO THE CARPENTERS AND JOINERS OF GREAT BRITAIN. A brief outline of a Protective and Scientific Society of Carpenters and Joiners. On presenting this to the members of the above trade, a few words to justify the formation of a new society may be necessary. Several experienced members of associated bodies have thought that a more useful class of institu. tion might be ...

... 3ankrup3to, &t. BANKRUPTS. (From the Gazette of Tuesday, May 19.) Samuel Whatley, Williain-street, Lisson.grove, grocer- Htenry Elki gtoln, Maida-hill East, ?? Perry, Brighton, ?? W illiam Green Stevens, Bamp. ton, Oxfordsbire, alnckney ?? Gordon, jun., East India-chalinbers, Leadenlhall-strect, ship and insu- ranece ?? John Hance, Liverpool, broker- Thobnas Hartley and Robert lIghIal, Leeds, ...

... [FROX OUlR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.] Citys, 77ssersdayEi - TIIE mercautile markets are not so animated a bo wi3hed, or iludeed auttlieated; nor can any improveilele a | ment be expected until the Corn Law question is settled. ,.Jother point of cifilculty is also now prominentI., brought forward, viz., tbe opposition tobe given, not only to the Corn Bill, by the Protectionist party, but tle ...

... Zattkrupt_, &A. BANKRUPTS. (From the Gazette of Tuesday, May 26.) George Gorden Cummings, late of America-square, Minories, and clsewhere, glass ?? lud. man, Bath, ?? Douglas Hlerrick, Gloucester, ?? Harwood Brace and James Allen, Mitre. court, Milk-street, Chealpside, warehousemen - Robert Nelson, Great Portiand-strest, ?? Clarkson, lKing's.road, ?? Cooper, Bury St, Edmunds, hardwarema - ...

... crabco' IobteMnt0. d TicE JOuRNEXMEN BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS OF ITHE .0 LONDON STRONG TEADA, held an en Ymse meeting on n Tuesday evening last, to hear the report of Mr.T. Xs Crimp, the delegate of this body to the late confer- i- ence. In the course of Mr. Crump's statement con- e siderable dissatisfaction was manifested, especially r. in reference to the 'power now given to two indivi- I, duals ...

... :iankrut0, &t. BANKRUPTS. Charles John Bond, Tranquil-vale, Blackheath, tailor_- Hannah Walduck, Nelson-square, Blackfriara-road, dealer -James Laws, Broad-street, Golden.square, grocer- Charles Pulling, HEy's-warf, Tooley-street, and Trinity. square, Southwark. potatoe ?? Birrhall, Manchester, ?? Hampson, Manchester, ?? Crewdson, Liverpool, stockbroker -Owven Hughes, now or late of Holyhead, ...

... Baliftrupt0 &r. BANKRUPTS. Josoph Fearnley, Windsor terrace, Cite-road, worsted stufflmnfutaetnrel. Nathauiell~evy, Butcher-row, Ald- gate, carcaes butcher. . .1 hni Green, Yarrmout], Norfolk, col nierehant. Charles Culledgo Barley, Wisbeach St Poter's, Cambridgeshire, grocer. Brookes Hugh Bullock, Nicholas-lane, City, sile merchant. Chlales )['imiell, Fenelircell-street, ('ity, rvine ...

... kS; 70C11 SEQUEaSTRA 71 0NlS. CO(UP'i(' A 0131310d j It., l.-na. Glasgiow; to me t at Ui I~~ ?? av 313, and .Iune iI, at 12. SA S 'Ei:~nN Ieoge 11ke, colinlon; to meet at EdiubmiglI, Sl1ay 11, ;Ilid aluto 0, ait 2 HULL 8SH1P LIST. FOirlo1V N iWAolUO -l3rorn N1ay 0tO MIyiy3_ -Ianibuog- Qnoaa ?? SltIl nd. 'apo; Ile,,ard, Ilavlor; Transit, 1) okfin. ,onl F1 ar.oils ewls IliatnIurg, BrowLi Aavhimo ...

... WOOL. TUB WOOL TrRADE.-Londort, Thursday.-The public Miles being now very near at hand, there is not much doing privately. The importe of wool into London have been large since our last, via., 2,703 bales. Of this quantity 1,334 bales were front Sydvey, 1,0 from South Austraila, 4115 from Algoa Bay, 1ot from the Cape of Good Hope, 397 fromn Bombay, 229 from Egypt, and the rest front Turkey, ...