... LONDON MARKETS.-MARCH 12. ?? . A - - Sbeen asfavoiir ey ell ?? weather hasibeen asfavour- ng ?tlral pursuits; drying )St able as could be desired for agricull winds, with a good deal of sun daily; and Several nights X- -e has commenced witil have proved frostY, that spring 1:171119II much activity, and under the most ?? ifircum. L.11Srealding up, as might be expected '3t lances, the ground If ...

... PRICE OF TALLOW IN LEEDS.-Feb. 27. Per stone of 14 lbs. ?? Ss. O, IN LONDON.-Feb. -2. In quantties of 8 Ilbs . ?? ?? -s. 1O0d. LEEDS FORTNIGHT FAIR, February 28.-In the Cattle Mar- Rn ket there was a limited show of horned Cattle, but an extensive show of Sheep. There was a good attendance of buyers, and the ?? portion of the stock exposed for sale were disposed of at the following prices : ...

... .. - -- _; t Dr w FEB. 23.-Three or four vessels from short distances have got up during the week, but the canals generally remain ?? Wheat being scarce; obtains rather as more money, but there is little or no improvesment in the value of Old.-Barley is in request aqt fully as dear. in Oats and Beans are without alteratioh>- of of LuDICROUS EFFECTS OF D R UNxEN NESS, AS of NARRATED BY THE ...

... . AlLcCIi 23rd-We are again well supplied with byat . Wheat and Barley. Fine dry Wheat obtains the rates Joh ,, of last week, but secondary and damp samples go off Ath - slowly and at rather less money. Oats are fully as dear. 5 Very prime Barley is rather dearer, but there is no im- 3. provement in other descriptions. There is no variation LS in the value of Beans, but the demand is not great ...

... com11evcta ?? eut. : - * LONDON, T-U'ESDAY, 11ACa2. RE ~G~A BIIjcish Plantatidn. Ord inar ogo rw ESH~ rg eln at i' ole d, middling to 31s g- rgt grocery 27.t c. e015. to110 C~rev. H ~ theaverage price e clusive, of the duty, is ills. 3jrd. per ER yeart. being 1011d, peer ewt, higher than at this time lest LTE Mlauritlus. 4c00 beg ?? Sugar, offered at auction I IS. to-day, mold steadily at last ...

... I ~S -, THEt WOOL TRADE.-Lond4on, Thursdayseflsfnig. cc w The public sales off Colonial Wools are announced to cdtimofltt as on the 22nd Instant, and up to the present hour about 1,500 bales have been decrlared, conaisting of some fine fleeces and Wools ina- parted from the flecks of the Australian Agricultural Cempanly A small portion of Foreign Woeols have 'also been announced.- Bus iress Is ...

... LON!DOIN GAZETTE, Friday, Feb. 23. BAN KRUPTS. I fllthe IlMeetings of Commissionern in Xiddlesex are held at the Comothsioners' Court, Basinghall Street, London. AUBREY Thomas, of Tredegar, in the county of Mon. mouth, stationer, d. e. to sur. March 5 and April C, at 10, at the King's eload Inn, Newport, Monmoutbshire,-Att. Webb, Newport.-Petitioning Creditors, Joseph Wood and Thomas Wells, of ...

... PRICE OF TALLOW IN LEEDS.-Feb. 27. I]A_ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -- Iect ?? JMA ?? S . r. ar-wD Wr ?? s .1 Per stone of 14 lbs. . ?? ?? Ss. udL s I IN LONDON.-Fcb. 26. 1, In rluantlties of 8 ?? ?? ?? - 9s. Ild. .I SIrPToN CATTLE MARKET, MAscu 5.-We have a full fair, n. and no alteration in prices. Fat, 624; Lean, S87; Sheep, r.1,72-0. el WAREFIELD CATTLE MIARXFT, March 7.-We had only a scanty supply of ...

... HULL ^H1 V LIST. FORIGNii ARRIVED. March 15. Senhorse, Bouch-from Rotterdam. 22. Wm IV,, Nowlo-from Rotterdam,. COASTERS ARRIVED. Alarch 15. Water WVitch, Gibson; Transit, Roach Scotchl3an, Kean-from London. iHlumber, Buist-fronm Dundee. Albatross, Briggs-from Yarmouth. Thetis, Gilbertson; Queels of Scotland, Pearson-from Aberdeen,. 1*. Neptune, Humble--from Newcastle, Friendship, ?? Wainfieet ...

... commercial LONDON. TUJESDJAY, MARCH 20. TE Ell, SUGAR.-British Plantation. The depreesion in the lie British Plantation Sugar market during the past week lit has been much greater than In the one previous, and ler although the importers have shown a disposition to give to way Is. 6d. to 28. per cet. C th Niauritius. bintie our last several large public sales of WI all Mauritius Sugar have been ...

... ejo-gimerrial Kiltellitlelfre. LONDON, TUESDAY, Fzi-. 27. I SOUGAR-Uritish Plantation. The business done in the BI itish l'laitation Sugfir malicet during the post neck has egain been lilit to, bit the( pricos of the pievious weelk hove been fully main ltained. Manuritius. ehe arrivals of Manritius Sugar are exten. C ivo. Tle prices of the brown. corta are fullvouppirted, but F the fine yellow ...

... Calmui oalu rictc c l attece. in is LONDON, TUESDAY, MARCH 13. SUBAI.-BrtishPlanatio. Wehaveexperienced anoherdul wek i te lritsh lanatin ugar market, th7 ueol pbi ae rogtfradof Mauritlus ~~d~nga Suarehavng ccuiedtheattention of both PI the roces ad reiner. Te toal alee; of the week amout t ony 75 hhs,,at afurherdecline of is. per mauritius. The large quantity of Maturitius Sugar press. jug ...