... ENGLISH WOOL.-In the markets of Leeds and Bradford, wool has for some weeks been as nearly as. possible stationary, with no bus;. iess doing. The manufacturers, not having been able to obtain from the merchants an advance on their goods corresponding with the ad. vanced price of wool, have desisted from buying the raw material; and it is now a trial between the merchants, the manufacturers, ...

... SHIP NEWKS. Dov~a, M~Ant(1t fi..-In e nnseqluence ofits b~lowving so h ardl yv sttrat! the paeiict fromn Calais with the public lipat ches lore ups fin. 111,P Downs. Sailed vesterday his Majesty's packet Firefiy, with 11-1nle and dispatches, for Calais; also his Maj(esty's packet Salamanler, iii the mail and dispatches, for Ostend. Arrived in the night his M.a- jesty's packet Arrow, with the ...

... M E- MOXEYAR WRf., (-VJrr, MOsDAY, The private letters reccived by tse Pike, which has at leeg r ived from Lisbon, though not later in point of date thai1 the ipr~rfl ition brought by the Royal William steam-boat, Which sailed oi rn- ame day as his Majesty's packet, were, notwithstanding read vj h considerable degree of interest. The present accounts teiid to a hat indecision still prevailed ...

... From the L ONDON 0 GZETTE, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1834. INSOLVENT. BATTIE, W., Sheffield, silver-plater. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. FERRERS, T. B., and L. J. Mackintosh, Cpthall-court, Throgmorton-street, stock- brokers. BANKRUPTS. CLARK, R., iigh ilHolborn, woollen-draper. CR ITCHiFIELI, S., Norwichhalierdasher. HOWARD, J., Ripon, Yorkshire, scuivener. PAREZ, L., Brightlselmstone, Sussex, print- seller. ...

... NONEY, AIRKET.-0ny, TtrsDAr. The doubt which we expressed yesterday as to the authenticity of the statement which was then generally current, of the arrivals of more recent news from Portugal by the Pike, proved to be well- founded, no confirmation whatever of the reported victory of the troops of Donna Maria over those of Don Miguel having been re- ceived. But little doubt exists that the ...

... 31ARKRTS.-31M4RCRi 28. Business in the City being wholly suspended to-day, the following remarks have reference to the transactions of the week ending yester. day afternoon:- BRITISH PLANTATION SUGAR.-Tlhe prices have improved from 6d. to Is. per cwt., and yesterday a good deal of busliess was done. The sales have been about 2 000 hlds., including 101 hhds. of Barbadoes Sugars, which was Gd. ...

... AWAY WasoiWaivy, mva4-1, Late this attrnoon an express arrived from Falmouth, with Inform. ation that tho Pike ind \ eacebd there, With ilapoytant news from Lis- bon. It Is stated, that on Sunday week there was a general engage- ment between 'the trops of thl young Queen aid tho~e of Don Miguel, in which the latter' er completely defeated. The coitest,'it is said arose, in the first i nsce,' ...

... MONEY XARlETs-aOilr Pawir, The doubts which we expressed yesterday as to the correctness of the news brought by one of the expresses from Falmouth, stating that ami action had bcen fought near Santarem, in which the Mig ulites had been defeated, prove to have been well-founded, thl communication received this morning being silent as to such engagement having take, place. The pronsulgation of ...

... MONEY MARKET.-ClaY, SrTURDAY. The Stock Market during the greater part of the day was in a very heavy state, the demand for money which has existed more or less. during the last few days, having been more severely felt. Conlsots- for Account opened at 91, and shortly after declined to 903. In the course of the afternoon, however, symptoms of improvement were manifested, and before the close of ...

... THE TEA TRADE-EASr INDIA SALE. Yesterday, for some time before eleven, the hour appointed for the meeting of the Committee of the Tea Trade, the Court was filled with merchants and others in the trade. Mr. TWINING took the Chair, and ordered the reply of the Court of Directors to be read, after whiel the Report drawn up by the Committee. The Comtitce, after regretting that the Court of ...

... AIWNEY ARKET.-Cir SAuWRDA.; The Public Securities have to-day fully maintained the improve- ment which took place yesterday, and in the morning several exten- sive purchases were made at 914 of Consols for the Account. The present condition of the Funds has been rendered more stable in consequences of a notice having been issued by the Directors of the East India Company of their intention to ...

... STAY'E OF TRADE. THE WOOL TRADE.-LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING.-In com- imercial matters there is little change in the city. Trade altogether is not so brisk as it was expected to be at this season of the year. There is rather more doing in wools, and the arrivals from abroad have been more extensive this week than for some weeks past. From Germany the entries have amounted to nearly 1875 bales, ...