... MARKLTS. MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE. SATuRDAY, OCT. 20.- We had a large nttendainre of ni lerx and dealers at ntorAet tdo.ay, likeirite a liberal shorer f ANew irish Wheat, which 80olfreelyat 2d. per bItshel Ue anee an tootl Salurdayea lratese. Grinding Borley is nearly au rina/. The Oat tratle was brisk at the quotrdioins vtbjoined. to xit, ing Peos very littleporsiting. Fine old Bean. are in ...

... FRoH THE LONDON GA'ZETTE Or 'FltliAY, MARCiH 14. Buakrup(8. CRITCHFIIgLD Samuel, haberdasher, March 9l, April 25, at the Norfolk Arms. Norfolk.-Solicitors, Rackhlam and Co., Norwich.-Pet era. IV, and R. Pigg, Norwich, appraisers. HOWARD John, Ripon, Yorkshire c rivener, AprIl 14 and 25,hu the olelce ol Mr. Wyche, Rliep-PSolcitor, Wyche, Ripon.-et. cr. HI. Glew, Lrttleth ! spinster. PAOEZLouis. ...

... I t, eFitom 'RYDAvYs GAZETTE, Nov. 16. BACON Soplila, of Cranford Bridge, Bedfot.e Middlesem, vie- w ICondSophia Pet er )beiaadl~r~rrr28,lj ant tl C our ofpl it 2.anler; November 23, at onev Deceit at t Co urt of Commissioners official assignee, Mr. Clark, St. Swithin's Lane; solicitor, Mr. MereditiT, HealhcotO street, Meeklen- hircSuae e e ayRossiter, Germian.street, Brighton, Mecrasqu. :ri ...

... LIYVtRPOOL, COTTON MARKET. I 11111.1 Y fi51' i., Jii. ., 1834. Iu the early paTt oi' the we ek there sWas a. verv li vly demuand for Cotton, whi ei lproduieil an advance ef io . I lb. in the new rrop 'n lplaldnds, whilc all other kijld wvent oif rcadily at fill pficese since then tbr demiandl has fluctuated, anil the imnprovericnt in prces has scarcely been maintained. ' Th, pulic sales of Sea ...

... ipadkt0to LIVERPq0'R0TON MARKET. 7b1 iay Evening, March 23,1838. The sales this week amohto 39,080 bags, of which 2800 American have been taken on speculation, and 1200 Ameri- can and 400 Pernams for export. Although the demand has been good throughout the week, the desire of holders to make sales has depressed prices of the current qualities of American Ad. per pound; but no change worthy of ...

... (Corn mb V3robizon gNa? to. t WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, YESTERDAY. The arrivals of wheat are again large, the trade in which was dull at former rates: holders firm and would not give n way, else a large business might have been done. Barley , dull sale but not lower. Shelling rather dearer. Rapeseed Xi per last higher. In other articles no alteration. ie ARRIVALS TH1s WEEs. Wheat ..16292 qrs. ...

... Baithrupto. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, MAY 13. ALLEN James Hodgkins. of Porth Cawl, Glamorgan- shire, timber merchant; June 1, 24. Bush Inn. swansea. Solicitor, Mr. Cathbertson, Neath. Pet er Johu Mar- riott. Porth CawI, gent. Dated April 29. BItID)GER Charles, late of Hampton, M1iddlesex, meal- man; May 20, Juice 24, Court of Coimmissi-uers. Solicitor, Mr. Heath, Charlotte Row, Mansion HIouse. I ...

... It will be seen from our report of the parliamentary proceedings of Friday, that Mr. O'CONNOR has given t notice of his intention to bring forward his bill for t placing the National Land Company on a surer foot- ing, by bringing it under the protection of the law. As we have not seen any outline of the proposed bill, we are unable to say what its provisions are, but wel trust that the Louse ...

... fRadet !Ucporto. CORn. NEWCASTLI-UPON-TYNE, Saturdav, Aay 27.-The weather still coutinues of a very favourable dIescription, but the country could take raiu. The trade during tbe present steek has ruled extremely steady for whbeat and floor, tnd the businoss done has been at slighitly enhouceed rates. Thar ley has scar ccly sold so wed,] but other aiticles base enjoyed a fair share ofattention ...

... Zrate Ueporto. LEICESTE'.-We ore glad to be able to report more lavotirably of tle bomne norket for Leicester goods. Several buyers from Lolndoll ad Manchester have been in the town during the past week, ond we understand have made large purchases and left considerable orders. We believe, also, t at few or none of the workmen are without work-lrioes of wool are stationary, but with a slight ...

... I cn)v saaruirto. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON. MONDAY, JAN. 19. -During tbe past week tilere was a considerable arrival of foreiga wheat, barley, and oats, but' supplies of grain from our own coast were only to a mode- rate extent. For this day's market there was but a limited siew of samples froai the adjoining counties, and a very slender attendance of buyers. Owing to the dense state of the ...

... Zrabe lieyort0. preci MANCIIESTE11, TUESDAY, SEPT, 1.said. The still unsettled state of tite Schltlswigolsteu uetin la caused by tile non1-ratifiCa~tion Of the arilistice by tlte Frtnlc. depli fort National Assembly iias had a considerable effect inl I ho giving a Check to operations for Germany andl the North of xr Europie; aind Our continental houses trading to those quar- prisc ters ...