... LONDONGAZETTE, TUESDAY, Dec. 30. fi BANKRUtPTS. 005 A ZZ the ?? off toarnissionersia Mliddlesex are held at the Pr. . Comi-sceieoers' Court, Bashiathatll-strcet, Loidou. till' IBIRCH I ohn, of Old Swinford. mnaltster. to sur. Jan. 12, at half-past as 10, and Feb. 2, at 10, at the Court of B nikruptcy. Birminighom.- I~ri . Ss. Plulkett, Westbromwich; and Knight, Birminghuam.-Oihcial of . ...

... r (Front lnst NVi/qhtts Glole.) t We have reason to anticipate that the Revenue returns for the quarter which terminates to-day, and for X the year 1S.50, will disclose a very gratifying state of finan- e cial prosperity. Not only will the increase on both quarter I and year be very large, but the causes to which they are s attributable may be to a considerable extent found in the s operation ...

... r > i OtRDINARY SUBARBS AND STOCK. e s , CLOsING BuSoIEss [ zi , ...

... MARK E T S. CLOTHING MANUFACTURES. sn bi turn WOOLLEN. W TRADE OF LEEDS, TUESDAY. advr The last market of the year is seldoln of much import- and ance. There have been few buyers in the Cloth-lhalls this - morning, and only a limited business has been trausacted. nusd HUDDERSWIELD, Tueasay.- The trade on Tuesday, both Dort in the warehouses and in the Cloth-hall, presented a gene s rally quiet ...

... WolI 4M.041, #T#t I CO0R-N -M A R KETS. lie BULL, Dim 0. SS-{lros Taylor and Bright's Clreular.j- ?? Wo bad ?? from~the25th tolatst eveninig, with a slight he fall of' Snow; at presen~t we bave nslld weather. There has Sr. beers als improved feeling in the trade generally, and farmers tg o en dsoe tosupply markets so liberally as lately, we th may, ?? lessened imports, excc omewhat better ...

... c IRREBC-TEBD iJ TO LAST EYVRN I NCG LINSEED-Black See,P ~qr . ?? 0 1 Do East ?? . 3a .2 Do EgYPtian ?? . 216 I Do Petersburg fine ?? 2170 Do ?? 140 Do ?? 25' Do Mmemoland Konigsberg . 2 5 RAPESEED-Oermanu&Danish Blast. 35 0 .Do Black Sea and East India. 0 0 OIL, OLivE-OGlIllpoli, 1 ?? 580a Do ?? . 5300 ?? 51 0 Do ?? 0 Do efiedand ?? 0 WnIALS, without casks .47 0 SEAL,, without casks ?? ?? ...

... 54ipting. Intelligence. TIME OF HIGH. X1ATER AT HULL. ?? . * or~w.Tjd. E v fZ.ide. Jsn. S Si~ur~y jy i h 43 past 11 5 M~fl~y 44 0 19 1 af. t = O Touesdsy:::d 5t 1* 28. 2 - 7Weducsh~~y 7 3 43 *3 . 8 Thursday.. 17 4 49. 4 - 93'Eidsy,. 1S.. 5 47 , 6 FORT Op BH U L L FOREIGN ARRIVBD WEDNESDAY, Dec 24-Norfoek () Leetharn, from Rotterdam. Swanland (s) Mortler, from Botterdom' Hambua (e) Livers, from ...

... WWEEKLY CON IRE-SVIEW. I (From Bell' Weekly~ MeHesquengs-.) WHgAT.-Tlie continued sudden variations in the state of the weather keep up the changes in the trade for this article, thle condition of the samplcs as they are brought to market govern. ?? sae mteraly, nd ny arclsthrashed whlen the atmophee i dap ad tickaresur toappear in had order. Disessof ver decrptin at acoringythes millers ...

... LEEDSn, J'1a. 2. - There is no chsange in the market since our last worth L reporting. Very little business doing, ard prices about the le saine. T. E. PLiNT. of ORDINARY MnARES AND TOCK. to it h. CLOSLNG BfllEosssi le 4cB I PRlom Do RAILWAYS. le ?? ix . Ftsdap, Fruedi it ...

... M A R K E T Sa 0?, ?? - ?? Cr. WOOL. j THE WOOL TRADE.-LoN190,y, u77awsday E,mn ICg- NN (FrOM our OVl O Corresnc1).qdcnt. )--The market for lot colonial wools has during the past week been firin, and some large parcels have changed hands at full p rates, chiefly on speculation. In the English nmar'et there has boon an increased demand for home grown wool, both . T. for home consumption and ...

... LIVERPOOL WOOL TRADE-AN.N UAL REPORT. ?? the Circiulr of Maesrs. Porki)is and R.oblaimseo, Jan u1cm- 1.) f The wool trade, during the past twelvemonti, bas been a very Satisfactory one, both to importers and to the home grower; the demand has been ?? in excess of the supplies, and has left us at the close of the year with very Ecaut stocks of most kinds, and quite bare of many deecrip- tions. ...

... throem ?? Circular of Mr. Wv.. CoGlib.) I GLASGOIV, Dec. 31, 1850. I have now, at the close of another year, the pleasure to - hand you my annual iron circular, showing that this im- portant branch of trade has maintained a high state of E prosperity throughout the year. ! The range of quotations for pig iron (66S. to SIs.) las not been so great as during many former years, the market ] having ...