... Tuesday, Mlay 30. BANKRUPCgY SUPERSEDED. R. lodson, Everton, Nottinghaunehire, ironmonger. 15 BANKRUPTS. W. Sage, New Brentford, tallow chandler. [Vallance and Vallance, Essex street, Strand. X. HEowitt, Strand, bookseller. [Wire and Child, St Swithlin's lane, City. J. Dows, Newbury, Berkshire, corn dealer. [Bayliss and Drew, Basinghall street. H. Whitely, Woolwich, victualler. [Fry and Co. ...

... Commerce anb Atacte WOOL.-The imports into London during the week ending Thurs- day were 523 bales from Germany and Russia. The market was dull. COTTON.-The Liverpool market on Thursday was steady, but there was no change to notice. The sales of the week amounted to 23,000 ?? Manchester prices in the cloth market were decidedly lower for every description and quality. The low price of the ...

... Tuesday, Novemoer 7. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. L. James and J. wolrige, Cross lane, St Mary-at-hill, Custom-house agents-G. Overton and W. Wilstn, Kingston-upon-Hull, steam-engine manufacturers-F. W. Thomas and J. W. Prior, Upper street, Islington, auctioneers-N. Dickinson and F. Eames, Nottingham, pawnbrokers-A. Ripley, C. Thorp, and D. Smith, Apper- ley bridge, dyers; as far as regards D. ...

... M- '- it iis most gratifying to stat . tht ner21 expeoiation, not a single defaulter was~'heard of ba-tbis, one of the mostimportant, it'may beaded Verious, liquidatious -of aexxunt hfch' has nownfrf6ra long tine. Pron:the at. t f te so. ckunt, aud the. apprehended icay.pityof moey a ,ppireensiou,,provedto be somewhat exaggeratedf by results, some rather considerable :fuotuatlous of' prices ...

... t U OMMBRCIrALAND:J MARktTil - COTTON.'-LrvWERPooL, Atuxt 2o-matturday wa ucb eotved as ahollday.' l MitoRsMu; APRM L t nosy Aof our em. eh ?? tda~y a appeared to be more ftm bses.hetransations Were noat of a biwanttait; .o di: tbn , pea to be o. ! ~ fitn ,~gitd Eto,., ?? note. WOO6LLENCLOTHS. -lri APRIL 22.-T''hee av tatea large attendanie. of' ?? ..t.otcloth h.l thi ns~opnng, and a ...

... -, * . D X 4, g J 7 i. COMMERCIAAN MAt, 1 -- - - . .. PRODUOMB Murclxa..qA, M 26 India hiir 1 5±pe(C(Swh IcgL retabls -. qnawolit~as'ware l nd realy 3 , pte. $Gd. 6L Twe orgamof wbite a~o ul 3Z .t S es 000r bagse d sa prioe&;tablid d lt fully au;l B a *11. mal±el~eai -T42e, mea4 b oadu bag otted More inqiryt~e for ed appearmm~c buy 12..,thor beig no oferr at the le market sou Jaaiabog ?? iL * ...

... ITHE EAST INDIA COMPANY-THE buGAR -- DUI~ . . - Yesterday a special general couirt of the.13ast India Company was held in their house, Leadenball-etreet, in ?? with the desire of nine proprietor8 of Ialdia COok, as expressed in a letter of requisition addiessed to the .iiran and directors of the Company. AU the usual hour (12 eo'lock) te chaireman (Sir J. L. lusbkgton) and the majority of the ...

... ,; .- - I _8 , - ,Af 4u ?? nJ h ts d~ ~ ?? A ,i .At.r. r Jim, ,$ tv g~v £ tho'lat, tita,, & 1, MMd, BbMORmipu7,;~f 1S ?? Is Rna~ Doauziqerox & e .8in-w at, Qt er ti g a.. Jes Bz t, d o h a~~ Jul~A at It, a Baul Uh!rt~ j LOIr.eebf BOIU LS, Fou a C ! m J7d8 it EIN artmm, ?? m O'08*4 GmJd2atI.|Jui i i ?? a . Kox Piom U Bsnhai, r ! Ji 'uy In t LO ?? ?? RP 5t tAMIS HMOEm ad Ewella, b b j it 5;A1 ...

... cYOMMBRCI4L X2W MAR~HT& -;PRO7DICE.X~m A,. h market b openedl with a deolded amproved appearan tOda9 .bap Maurits fond feebuyew t the etteametloea of Ftlday to Gtjed.aean and0 abagou20l had ae O -,5oldb-4pibat ' oO 50,g.a fullpees, adi vy pravate tt eprrae d eon 2a tsebedech to-dey olined. ,l,0 i asgo rinrntv eym odI pbi.aea 40s, to.S s. Gd.,.a hc reesmtre Soldswr ad yp! a ?? 'ald ,here the ...

... MO. N RI . - . - _ T l . # a % At Y -A { all kneytook that h s bronghto sket; exereoa imore dedd eation in- the suppor nd the inin ,,ent ofrb~lto 'iluea ha d plitis i wasolt una 4oiwable- aspect now, and viewed by many'A i a ivel destine4 to bjcome 8me,. iix Wte ' Como pe..s~in tie shiesfr i~metoisonme~esxint. although not t:erm h ?? ta- uin th ascent of priqes ?? xa y. rcbase- of . k to ...

... MONEIY MARKET. 1 itil).mY EVrIN'INi. 'lhis wa1s the settlement of aecount officially for the month. Contrary to expectation thc speculators for trlo fall hadr not bought in arid righted themselves. 'l'Tlc result was, that situck beirng scarce, prices went 1i), arid Consols were done ais high as 871, and even L higirer. Eventualiy, as the settlement was arran'ged, Consols weit down to 8-7L to ? ...

... From ?? LONDI)N GAZAT7TH.-FridnY, Aug. 11, ii A ?? 1-1 I'I BAN Kd kill' IS. ' ?? Jairco Avrorit, Clist lla1nite'n, Deovonshire, fuilidi'r, to Free Aug. 221&riePt. 13, ait It, atfactor Ct. Sets., ld'dLjfi, ljolor.srLr, S indrelc & Kft-au, Exeter &St'rgdfo, Ex 'tcr ; off'. Lust0: oira5.. Exeter. II is it Cor~.vruiv'r, 1'ortsea. IHamnpsfifre, lather, Aug. 24 at II, Sept. 25 ait I I,,, ait Ila ...