... AGRICULTURE, MARKETS, t.c - _ _ ?? 8-.- . . . -A 1.156-- 1. ?? e- e a A, red -. -_ - -1-- nd Several customers both for fat cattle and sheep have made Bai recent purchases in both Cumberland and Wcstmoreland, Oa la- owing to the scarcity in tbe south and west of Englatid. Po 3nt, There was a good supply of grain in Richniond market,on Ry wV- Saturdar r.c'ennight. Wheat sold :frPm 9s. to Ils. ...

... iTEWGATE AND LEAENHRAL ?? (By the , 'arcaFc,) JR~t (By the ?? j ^ittt leef, per It. s 4d to 5s Od.1 Veal 48 t Mutton Ss 8d to 5s 4d P crk iatces OE'N1AY AND lrtAW 1? sT JIMES s. W1tll L. . s. d. ?? L.sd. I . ctt Hay 6 0 t t00 I-Tay 7 tiO ti Straw s27 17 0 3 3 3lStraw 2 14 ta0 t Clover 10 0 tO 8 0 0 ClOverS8 8 t , PRLICE QZ JJuYS,' 9 L rs.A ?? to Kent 5 5to 6 5 Ken; stussef S Oto 6 0 Stassecl 6 ...

... FROM THE LONDON b BANKRUPts. T. Lloyd and J. Winter, London; winesnerchants - R. Allum, Chatham, builder. J. Burgis, London, ornamental paper-manuFacturer. J. Barker, Stratford, Essex, brewer. J. Bradkiy, St John's, Worcester, coal.merchant. 3. Ferrall. Birmingham, printer. D. Baylis, Stroud, Gloucester, clothier. le C. Perkins, Perkins' Rents, Weatminster, victualler. Si T). Price, Watford, ...