... REVIEW OF THECORN TRADE DURINU THE PAST WEEK. (From Bell's Weehly Messenger.) WriEAT.-A sudden change in the weather in the early part of the past week gave a slight check to the trade for this article, inducing the millers not to take ally parcels the least affected by the humidity of the atmosphere ; still no decline was submitted to on any description, and the best qualities of red and all ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE FRIDAY, NOV. 28. BANKtRUPTS. MILLEIt, Wiliam, of 1, Hawley-place, Kelitish-towr, bake, December 3, at holif-past eleven, and January 6, at eleven' at the Court oi Bankruptcy, London. Mr. H. H. Stansfeld' official assignee; ?? 'Messrsm. Wilkinson, Gurney, and Steven-, solicitors, 2, Nichulas-lane, Lombard-street. FORBES, Robert Miill'r, of Great St. Helen's, London, pro. ...

... I | FRIDAY, DEC. 19. HAN IMUPTS. CURTIES, Edmund, Blackfriars-rond, alseesemonger, to sur- render Dec. 30, tit two o'clock, Jan. 29, at twelve, at tbe B3ankrupts' Court: solicitor, Mr. Morgan, Old Jewry; oWil. ) cial assignee, Mr. Edwards, Sambrolok-court. RUTTY, John, Gerrard.street, Soho, draper, Dec. 31, Feb. 2, ) at ?? o'clock, at the Bankrupts' Court: solicitors, Messrs. Laerance and Cu., ...

... FROM TILE LONON GAZETrE FRIDAY, DEC. 12. 8ANlitRUPT9. NORRIS, Robert, Beverley, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Jan. 28, at twelve o'clock, at the Leeds District Court of Bs3t. ruptcy, held at Iingston-upon-Hull : s9licitors, Mews Robinson and Atkinson, Beverley ; official cssimee 11r Carrick, Hull. SHAAW, Henry, Houses-hill, and GARTIOWAITE Henry Mokl-green, near Huddersfield, fancy manufacturers Jan' ...

... StCT I NT EiLIGENCE I BEVERLEY. r C ~ gg,,lo ARY Soc'TrY.-Tivo eloquent and itcerl aros n ere preached in St. John's Church, athe30th ultimo, on behalf of the above l31gev. Hodgeon. one of the secretaries, ,111 I evtOO as made at the close of each service. .J CepBortSTANT AssOCIATION.- A meeting gt~le ~ljsster Girls' School-room on 'Monday th ,ult., for the purpose of taking into , tule ...

... I tl The anmnal meeting for the election of governor, deputy-governor, visiting committee, and assistants, to take office on the 2nd of February next, was held it the Workhouse on Monday last. Mr. JOHN MIDDLETON, deputy-governor, presided. In answer to Mr. E. C. Bell, the CLERK stated, if the reporters for the public press had not been sum- moned, he wees sorry for it. The omission, if it had ...

... ILOCAL AND GMNIMRAL NEWS. LRssONS FOR SUNDAY, DECEtitE, 14.-Third Sunday in Advent-Moriing1First Lesseon: Isaiah xxv. Secoril Lesson: Acts ?? Lesson: 155a ah xxvi. Seconid Lsson 1 First Peter so HIULL SUBSCRIP'TION LIBRARY.-At the first meet- ing of the G lirmittee, beld on Friday lost, the two followitg gentlemen were re-elected :-Chas. Frost, E1q., ?? Presitent; J. Bi Briggs, Esq., Treasurer ...

... From the letter of an emigrant by the Haidee, we make the following extracts:- 'Peter Maritzburg, Aug. 18, 1851. I shall not trouble you with say particulars of our passage, passage you undoubtedly by this time are acquainted with all parliculars. I can only say we had a very goad passage. The prospect when we landed was realy bad. It was in the commencement of the wet season, which is ...

... TPHE LATE SCENES IN PARIS. I The feu awNiug, is ats extract from a stirgenans lelerl ~fdated Paine, Den. 5 0 that happooi'dhere yescteday. I ' rwd bsapdbi shtin the astret, as many wee;ad inig en'ectd nle t roops, a sudden is ohds,wtofiriu4retr toed pilac thousnd of 0 dt.le win-a'ic after voltey; iot naosoe, Srarelty a wn we ?? ldrs from my erom mnusi, balls etitered by ctt~ Thdwfomn which I ...

... ?? AP rl AMD EAST RIDING TIMES. HULL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1851. TuE examples which history affords are numerous enough to establish that narrow is the line of demarcation between the despot and the democrat; and that few have so little regard for the right of independent thought and action in others as those who claim unbounded liberty for themselves. We need not refer to the slave-hold- ing ...

... G ENE RAL INTELLIGE ?? | 'he New Market Hall at Sheffield, built at a cost of R16,000, will be opened ol Christmas Eve. A splendid steam yacht has been built in London for the Pasha of Egypt. A SUffolk paper says that 200 live hares were lately dispatched to Paris from an estate near Woodbridge. The New York Tribune says that a Roman Catholic Priest, 110 years old, lately preacised a sermon at ...

... PORT CHARGES.-THE TOW.N'S COMMITTEE A ND THE TRINITY-HOUSE. Another column contains letters from the secre- tary to the Trinity-House and the solicitor to the Town's Committee for the reduction of Port Charges, from which'it will be seen that there is little like- lihood of those two bodies coming to an agreement. The points of difference are these:- The Town's Committee demanded, Ist, an ...