... BANKRUPTS.-FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. FRIDAY, JULY 17. KEirPTON, D., bed and mattress manufacturer, Bermondsey- street. EAaum, R. H., ropemaker, Commercial-road East. BE'RSEAD, J., hosier, Fleet-street, City. Bouvr, E., grocer, Isleworth. Henna%, E., wine and brandy merchant, Circus-st., New-road. HUNT, W., printer, High-street, Marylebone. GRAHEAM, C. W., merchant, King's Arms-yard, Coleman- ...

... THE CLOTHING MANUFACTURES -4- WOOL. Tif. W0OL TRADE.-Lonsdon, 7%wenday.-The ilsporti of wool into London dutinig the week ending to-day have boon ,er coneiderabie ogain,anmoontingto 6,362bhales. Of this qeassity2,10i were from Sydney, 1,139 from Van Dieen'eus Leand, 1,573 front port Philip, 6179 from Germany, 09 from the Cape of Good Hoepe, 60 from Madras, and the reot front Turkey, &o.e The ...

... Barkat lattcliagelre. CORN EXCHIANGE, JULY 20. The supply of wheat from Essex, Rent, and Suffolk this morning itas much larger titan we have received for some monthw pest, asid before anyprgesoudh mode with, the sale, a reduction of leprq.wesb mitted to, at which decline the whoewsptt vl cleared. In Foreign ,businees was exceilyimtd holders not being inclined to take more hni o2 e qr. lees ...

... S LEEDS.-There has been a little improvement in the s.ale of goods at the Cloth Balls, beth onl Saturday and Tuesn day, particularly for lowv priced twseeds, and low qualities of fancy rloalkinga for the German marlkets, but the clothiers complaini of psrices. n fine and middle cloths there has been little done, Notssithotanding the dull state of trade during the last few monxths, tiino the ...

... liankrupto ?? (Frem Tuesday's Gaz~tte, July 7, 3846.) : ' BANKRUPTS. Benjamin Kent, RUdley, Berlkshire, lodging housoe 1 ?? Reed anid Samuel Johnl PowIell, Tutten- ham eourt-road, ironmuongers- W~il~iasnl Joy, Tonbridge I Kient, ?? Arthur Fiteh~ladingo HiuIgscote, Sandgate, K~enit, ?? Wuoothorpe, Alveley, Easex, ?? Farrer, Curtainh- rad, Shoreditch, cabinet ?? Ward, Claytnn lleightO, Yorkshire ...

... BANKRUPTS.-FR.I1 THlE LONDON GAZETTE. - V . I ?? , 1 iJ \J l ~IJXJ V U L111,11 ?? FRIDAY, JUNE 26. MOREL, D. A., densist, Langham-place, Marylebone. SOuL, E., bookseller, Tabernacle-walk, Finsbury. IKNIGHeT, T., draper, MinOries. BEART, 11. II., wine and spirit merchant, Great Yarmouth. loeons, F., baker, Romford. EVASO, S. E., beer-shopkeeper, Coppice-row, Clerkenwell. SUGDEN, J., worsted ...

... WOOL. P Tlje WOOL TRADe.-LOfd(1os, Thursday.-There bave beon iirported into London durieg the wweek ending to-day, 6,183 r bales, of which 3,456; worn fromt Sydney, I ,80J from Pcrt Psilip, D2t F from Germany St. from Now Zealnd, aud 16 from Africa. Tte e tmblic orles hasve been in progress daily since our last, and the de- mroand seems to havo improved. The auctions are expected to close i on ...

... [CONTINUED FROM TiHE SUlPPLEM1N2] WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Y ESTERDAY, JU'LY 10. The supply of i'heat is liberal, of other grain only |moderate. There is a fair inquiry for fresh English Nlheats at a slight decline ; for Foreign, prices are about Is. per I qr. lower. Grinditng barley in tolerable request. Beans It|irm and fully as dear. Oats and Shelling eacll sell slowly at previous rates. ...

... I [FRion OUR LouNon COnRESPONDENT.) T. City, Thuirsday Evening. be I have again to report a dull market for most articles cb of consumption, and to-day there was a decline in Sugar, nnd a flat In sale for Coffee, &c. For details I may rafer to the separate heads as aW under. I, SeOAR.-The market for British Plantation has bean in a heavy gf state this week, and theesales, consequently, are but ...

... Craliml Mobtinento. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF UNITED TRADES FOR THE PROTECTION OF IN- DUSTRY. The Central Committees met at their office, 30, Hlyde-street, Bloomsbury, on Monday, July 6th. and by adjournment on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 7th and 8th, T. S. Duncombe, Esq., M.P., in the chair. The Secretary submitted one hundred and seventy letters to the meeting, from the numerous bodies of ...

... 'agrialItgral antf QrGulluErclat 11 I - allarkrts. CORN MARKETS. HULL, TUESDAY, JUNE 30. The new corn bill having received the royal assent good deal has been brought upon the market since thi: o rd less freelv than was expected, and great caution has characterisea th purchlases; hence the bnsiness done has been nenrch limited. At to-day's market re had a avery fair Suppl of wheat from the ...

... RECEIITS OF TRE CHARTIST CO-OPERATIVE LAND SOCIETY. SECTION No. 1. PER MR. O'CONNOR. Torquay, ler R. H. Putt i Geco:gie hills, per W. Mechnn Ashton-under-Lyne. per E. Hobson.. Tavistock, per R. Hole Halifax, per G. W. Smith ?? and Shelton, per H. Foster. Itockport, per T. Woodhouse llury, per M. Ireland Worcester, per DI. Griffiths ITotness, per W. Tanner City of Londo., per J. Dunn ...