... WAKEFIELD CORN AMARKI,P. Jusei 22.-There is it good stipply qt:f Wheat from thle Farmers, and cc ma-ge arrvivaliup tile river.here to day, a considerable proportion of which is Foreigh, and nlinch of' It becing damip andl rotigii nludt go to ?? to Imlcrovc the c'llditiuii. Vine fresh Whcatt- s In fair- demriand at last, 'eks rcc, but other descriptions 114YOemet.Yery dilil eae ltluhnot ...

... THE ADIERiCAN TARIFFPWVOOLLEN TRADE. iii ~~~(PROM 'Cite XDI55tJutal GasiteIiWr; ?? imay be Wild with respecit'to the restric- 'tire systemn Ii oilier countries, In America it serins to be destitute ieoven of tile shadsaw or tin excuse. The advanutges on the skin, of b sgticuitural i'dustiry are there so very signal and obvious, that to orattinijsr forcilily to draw eapital fromt it to ...

... I . Unbolt Martteto. I COBN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE. JUNR 1.--We continue to be slaringly supplied with, Wheat froln the coast, with a middling arrival of other Grain, exceapflti ats, which are in fair quantity, algoo from Ireland. 8TeaIoreign Imports of Wlseatn Barley, and Oats are to ie1OXent. Flour Is hi fhoderate supply. Ti c mealing trade to-day was not quite so brisk, and olly the iineat ...

... .. I ?? - . ?? al .1.1 - ?? ?? .. I * uru~triwel ar t orat' aoa ~~ ~~~li1i'.a AsblwQ y of. d aqd`FlourLdoastwuYtra' Fromg ?? thie~afla Oato;! .3gt little, ~exeePtislg.heat, saap, e ~nta Coolpeurti, Todxp..0!..b~d~r6Teeeth ,,an abatemenr'of frdin Iso' to 2i ~qs tr etenso pt~lil dayiselpntght ?? pear entirelyl:degetd ,Fofrtls'or.drn2'ioa ti41,fy ipt.4ttlp. op,, no reqpa.Spro 01ao .N26tip Barloy ...

... 7,1--1-aJAd INI.CJ:hL~E - N ., wiIAiERqJA, -zN,£,IG'lENCB. , ?? , ?? a . ?? ?? dwdimli he ri tL bi .lid II I I 1 e l 01 'i~r OrleaII' 0ild. to Q(.i ~ioa l old'I ~roitdd~lbS~ I ~6bi'1t -,Albl tl lubih.1 OCI i1 7Ad)8r~~lI~0 % tnf0 ~ll ~t I y A . . p.aoj~r~ 04 ~obo ?? Iftf ttleP eek' &'tlte abl It'r 100 'oitp~ tl1tlA l 8,dO ' ?? I01124101 o)hd8-a 0V c) gwp Tim ?? 'pl~l'o ~t1110 ld'10 .r .. il ...

... LIV RRPOOL MARKETS, OCT. 19. COTTON-The Callon market continues very steady.- The prices of all descriptions have fully mlaintained the quotations, nand ait the public sales onl Friday those Sea Island and Dcmerara Improved Ad. to id. per lb. upon the previous currency. Of S0O Sea Island and stained, brought forward, 1il) o0 the former sold at Hlll. to 12d. formiddling to fair, 12d. to 12id. ...

... ZO ?? ,, i J 12.- O (A U Ahro felng* ?? e' in 1tftddliv'c are hi.rd at, Ae 9: , .,,CooWslsorwcrj' Ceat.Buein 'kaU'l alJrcee', Aendn tl) 2' tB MleEtT qTI'; Anvpey,,Crizeis, slit thec glp'v1'-P1 qej _-i isn ,. c. to 6110i' ; .9tIN'S6N Gcorg4, of IOi ?? nir ri'tr atf rdin thL- . , '.eo4l171t;S bf';Hcrtlovd~ ar01e' o ld deelertn pigs, d c to stm4 . Jowiii3 1fi (t , ?? *4, at A9 iktt . obin ?? ...

... LEEDS CORN MlARKEM. ?? fr -I} ?? A¢IAO.. JULY 7.-rim fresh arrivals of WVhout this wepek are not vecry Conlsider'able thrie best new foreign Inceels aI steally sale at Id. per qltirter flildvlice ;biit there Is li aiendeilw2eit ino,~n qua~lities, tiat3 id 51110 Sl Ji sell slew-ly without an), alterat- tion In Valuex. ii er.aS as last stated[. very little Plassinig il other ertielce. ARtRIVALS ...

... COMAIERC IvINTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOoL )dAILKFTS,: April 20. G COITON. Therc was A; fair demand for Cotton ?? *veck,-especlalIy .fbr 1ioweds,'which, as well as other de- scriptionxi~ muilai n the previous quotations. The sales 1. amount toi20,47w bags v 6z t020' Bowed at 51d. to BGd. chiefly pt t6d.totid. forfeofddhing fair to good failr; 8S0 Orleans 6i . to 7d -ehldy gt.Gd.. to tLd. for middling ...

... BAXKERUPTSfrom FRIDAY'S GAZETTE. William Abbott, of Aldersgate.street, coal merchant. Thomas Lewsey, of Great Bursted, Essex, farmer. Georgc Henry Trimbey, James George Lewis Trimbey, and George David Trimbey, of *'atlieg-street, merchants. George Chappel, of lolborn Bridgc, hat maker. John Swan, of Northleach, 6locestershire, draper. Johl Andrews and Gcorge Andrews, of Bread-strect, Cheapside ...

... I The markets have been very steady during the past weel?, but oe nun- ness transacted has not been' 'eterasive. T ehre is a fair demand for Sigars, but in Coffees there is little doing. The following are the-prices: Ordinary Berbice and .Demerara, 32s. to 3s. finde Jamaica, 61s. to 66s4; ordinary- ditto, 30s. to 34, per cwt. in the prices'of Teasthere isno alteration. In Indigo thereis no ...

... The steam-ship Chieftain, Owenis, for JLiverpn ir oil Sunday, at two o'clock afternoon; and the Coa Goodwin, on Tuesday evening at five. Smack Ardent, Gowan, for London, clears te.morrmo Smack Courier, Heather, hence, hasaraived ssafeatfor The steamer Fingal, Hu. Pi-ice, mastel, sails for GUs ock and Glasgow, on Sunday the 10th ilay, atone eA in the afternoon. The steam-ship Erin, M'Kiblin, ...