... - - ?? l3antrupts. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, AUGUST 21. CAVENDISH George Augos'tus, of Finchloy, lodgine housekeeper, Aug. 29, Oct. 2, Banskrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Ilembery, Bed- forl lRov. Baulkrupts own petition. Dated Au. 13 HARTLEY Richard Henry, of Halifax, YorksTtirc,' stockbroker, Sept. I atd 24, Leeds District Court of Bankruptcy Solicitors, Mr. Mitchell, Halifax, and Air. ...

... tAiteAsmsn, THVRSLAY, AcGosr 2T.-The woollen cloth trade, c at fiaddlewortb, Is rather dull; but few goods are made for ex- f portation, and the hands complain of low wages, whilst ?? ...

... Atrrour 15.-The import of the week is 42,269 bags, namely 83,326 froin the United States, 4394 from Brazil, 1745 frpm Egypt, and 2835 from Bombay. The sales of the week are 28 ...

... (From the MAfark Lane Express.J) In most of the southern and western parts of the king- dom similar weather to that experienced in the neighbour- hood of the metropolis appears to have prevailed, but the storm does not seem to have extended far to the north and east. This may be regarded as a fortunate circum- stance, inasmuch as the damage would have been much moid serious than it has been if ...

... ;MANCHESTER, FInDAY.-The market during the earlierI part of this week was somewhat flatter than blst. lie the last two days, however, a snore fxvotrable Itppearance has been manifested; and the better kinds of printing cloth have c been sold at au advance of 1Hd. per piece. Other kinds of s cloth remain without alteration. Some failures of incon-t siderable amount have taken place in London ...

... aa3riffuVtO, &r. id From thse Londton Gazette of Friday, Aug. 21. L3 esWOOD, Charles 'Thomas, corn factor, Liverpool, to surrender Al eo Aug, 29 and Outo, 1, at cloven, at the Liverpool District Court ...

... JoUlta-diddo -- , LIVERPOOL PRICES CURRENT. Ecy Q'doted as duly paid, exeepl when metuffenedi n bond] C*O~ Filve per oent. additional is payabile on all articles subject to liduty, except GoMai, Flour ...

... MaUrk Ar. Tms FUNDS.-LONDONe, WBRDNESDAY EVEN No. I FROM OUR CO5RRESPONDENT.] The transactions in the English Secaritles continue of a very limited character, the brokers and jobbers ebolng employed I ...

... S 1VDArUW 11 Stl U1U ..U± L \X JAlltt J.. WEDNrESDOY EVENING, AUGUST 7. e There has been a very fair demand throughout the weekif e but it has gradually cooled down from the brisk opening °s Monday, anid is to-day only moderate. The market lia5 been very steady, and the prices obtained fully equil to thoso of Wedniesday tne 20th nllt. Speculators have taken '2,80 bales of Ameriain and 200 ...

... s]qt - ot- LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. THis EVENING (FRIDAY). There has been a fair amount of business transacted this weel, but, as holders are disposed to meet the demand rather freely, no change can be noticed from the prices of Friday last. 3,O00 American and 300 Maranlisaa have been taken On speculation, and 3,930 American and 90 East India for export. d. d. d. d. 410 Sea Islands,, R to 15 ...

... . , : %RK I li GARSTANG MAlRKET.-ITuroday-kitt. The weather has been very unsettled all weeko. There are nost alarming s'eeount from the firmerJ alsut ths potatoes, ali *balngstl'ooted wlth tberot; and the ory bs, tbztt not one wit!l be saved. We bhadea plentiful osupply of whoaf eat this daybs markot, ,and having more than an usutal attendance Or b ajers, thero w,'b a' brisk demandj'it an ...

... Sxftkruptd, &r* fore I Froam the London Gazelte of Friday, Aurg, 7. L n- ASHDOWN, William, ironmonger, Chatham, Hent, to fur- S, ip render Aug. 17. at half-past eleven, and Sept. 15, at one, at A ~P t ...