... BANKRUPTS-PRIIDAY. Chare. R. Saierbrey, Fenoburch-street. & York-grove. Camberwell, shipbroker, to surrcnder Dec. 22, Jan. 26, at Basinghail-strcet. Bols. Aleesrs. 0010, London Thomas Tappeinden, Frien Iy -plact, Old Kent-road, tailor, Deo. 2, Feb. 6. at the same plate. Solo. WaIsh & Co. London Henry Farman, Puiham, Norfolk, baker, Jan. 12, Feb. 12, at the same piace. Sol. MiI'er & Sons, ...

... AGRICULTUA INTELLIGENCE. oF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. - (From the Mfark-Lane Expret, Dec. 14.] the early part of the week the trade in wheat at Mark-. In asnotlively, but since then the inquiry for the article ende d g ne a considerable improvement. The arrivals coast- b adterLondon have been less liberal than the preceding 50s15 155tb millers being more Inclined to buy, a clearance v~Te led at ...

... BRISTOL CATTLE MASKET. * NlME~si Calves 27 it, . 311| Asses 0 Beef, per cwt., 52. 5S33. 728 Pigs -77 3utton, per lb., 6d. 61f. I I Sucking ditto 0Pigs, perscore, Ss.0Jat01WN ' '-*: - BRISTOL COnON EXCl{ANGE.-ITharsiay. a d sd B a;d Eng Weat per bush d iMalt, gale, per bushel 80 96 , ORd .80 8 Ol brown, ditto 70 80 Irish ditto . . none 0 9tBeans, ditto . . S 6 66 Welsh ditto.. ., none 0 Oats, ...

... COICS ISPECTOR's WEEKLY IETURY.-7uesday, Aecountet the quantities and prices of BritishCorn only, sold in rlstol Market, from the returns te lvered to the Inspector by the dealer' In the week euided i Itturday last, computed by the standard Imperii measure ofeight litnll3 to the busilel. rot II i , wutico. Total Amount. Price o Quar. Wheat.. 5515.ra. 4s.£1 4 9 £2 i1 5 Barley.. 1.5Ai 3 3172 6 ...

... In the Augta, fromCalcutta: C. Sbapland, 3698bags sugar; Beleo and Co. 811 itto; Order, 1702 ditto, 90 hhds rum, 12S hbds molasses, 21 bales tilde cuttings, 200 bales jute, 10 ditto hides, 016 pockets mustard seed, 483 pockets rice In the Ocean Queen, from Quebec: Salmon & Co. 521 pas pine, &c. timber, 12 hand 14 deals and deal ends, 43 bhnd 2 qrs staves, Oj cords lathwood; WV. Acraman, 2110 ...

... ITRADE, CO MMIERCE. ANi) NLosUFArTuRES. I COLONIAL M4ARKETS. [Freo. t5e Land'u N.za, Peite Carmer, Dec. 8.] SuGAR.-The market, for all kinl., of Wedt-bidia sugar had a heavy appearance. refiners end grocers operating with much caution, although merchants were willing to sell, adl submitted to a reduction on the rates of Friday of ld. per cwt. for all kinds. REFINED.-The home trade were induced ...

... LONDr) C(lt; eSXCl1ANGE.-1foYds. The tradc In English wheat has iot been so brisk as cn Friday, still there was a teair sYlo at '2s to 3e. per quarter over the carrency of this (day soelminght, And orders for Irelald bor low qutalitles have bees exe. outed at about3s. to 4s. advance. Barley is In demalni at ;, to 's. per quarter more 5i5e0 . Bealls aisi peas of all sorts sell at advancose ...

... TIM MA.NUFACTURING DISTRICTS. LEEDS,-DauIess and depression are the characteristic fent- tures of the woollen trade of this neighbourhood, and but few goods are changing hands. 1I)DDrRSFIELD.-Rathler more sales have been effected thi3 week, and the mnanufacturcrs are well employed. Prices both of manufactured goods and wool keep up. HALIFAX.-Our staple trade is but slack, but prices remain ...

... STe URAiDtol Merur. SATURDAY, DEcsv.BESR 5, 1846. TEA-DUTIES AND MALT-TAX. *Take wives, take lives-perlhap8 a man may brook it; But keep your hand out of his breeches poaket.'-nyron. ,TDiERnE is nothing so popular and agreeable as to advo- cate a.reduction of taxation. Take any tax you please -on tea, malt, paper, tobacco, windows, and so on to the end of the chapter-and innumerable facts ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTRS, I-I-n SANRUPT8-5fRIDDAN. . Hlenry Brooker, Hibh-strect, Pecakiitai, roear toee lurrenderDec 11, Jaot1. I, at Blissngtai -St. Sol. Mlay, Lonw on Mortis Williams, Priest-coort, CtaealPside, wollOuterti Dec 1 January IS. at too same place. Solo. Pain & Co. Lndon e William Battle, Dover, grocer, Dec, 18, Jan. 19, at the same Sol. simpson & Co. London WmV,. odsoll. ...

... BRISTO.L IMPORTS. In the lielmeosley, frou Rouen: Vorriere & Co. S0 tons potatoes, i0 do plaster parls, 51D bundt sveld In thoShamrock, from Dublin: Parsons &-Co. 4 packs merchandise; Waring and Co. 20 hhds 30 kilds Gulnness's porter * Order, 7 brls 6 firks artor, 2 packs canvass, 31 brIs provisions, I pack fenthers, 2 ditto cot- tons, 2 ditto woollens, 47 cattle, 4a7 pigs, 2 packs wine, and ...

... ETRADE, COMMERCE, AND MANUFACTUBVS COLONIAL MARKETS. (rFma the London New P ice Curreo, Dee. 1.5.] SuGAu.-There was more desire manifested to operate fW sugar for home coneumption, but no improvement in prices oc- curred, although the market was legs freely supplied. There was a good business transacted in West-India muscovado sugar for grocery and refining purposes, and the rates paid were ...