... 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. ...

... gSankvupto. Il, FROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, MARCH 9. inBLACK John, of Glasgow, ii erchant; March 31. at twelve as April 20, at eleven, ,lnurt of Commissioners. official assia'1 cc lee Mr idwrs, Frederick's Place; solicitors, fieIS. rs ra Bell atid Brodtrick, Bow C rcYrdChpti.PSi r he Jobin. Charles, and Thomas Rogers, WatlingStreet, wvare'. liousemen. Dated March 7. - DAVIES Ann, of Newport, ...

... l he NORTHERN CIRCUIT, YORlE, TUESDAY. 1il (Before Mr. Jutstice Pattesun and a Special Jury.) in WILSON V, HILL.-This was an action for money had a and received. rd, Mr. Cresswall, Mr. Alexander, and Mr. Cleasby for ro. the plaintiff; Mr. SergeaibAtcherley and Mr. Wightmtan ty, for the defendant. ', The plaintiff, it appeared, was, in the year 1836, ma. Inager ofte Hludderefield and Mirfield ...

... inaka£to. LIVERPOOL COTTON MIARKET.. Friday Evening, Murch 2, 183S. The demand baa oderate thiq week, and as holders 'lnlve beenm deE a hstitin snles it has caused a decline n1 pwill, (f stmcican 6 East India of hd. to Id. per ouiad, Brad gi a arc heavy at last week's rates. I'be sales of t Iar 1, 40 bays, including 500 bags mneriean taken e at;di 2501 for oxport. A 'oblih sale of 800 ats bee ...

... corn allb vroviziolt J-HartWo. I WAKIFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY. Though the thaw hls done much towards clearing the ivr from ice, it has not effectually done so; and there is, n vmsequeseec, another vory limited arrival of wheat and It other grain. Tho millers having bought so spal ingly for I he lait six o orbs, brought an unusually large number to i'rl~et to-day; and this enabled holders of ...

... isankrupto. - I ?-- ------ FIOM FRIDAY's GAZETTTS, FEBRUARY 23, AUBRIPY Thomas, siationerTredegar. Monmoutlishire; March 5, April 6, at ten, King's Head Im. Nsewport. Solicitor, Mr. Webb. Newport; and Messrs. Weeks and Co., Colk, Court. London. Pet crs Joel)ph Wood and Co., Newport, provision merchants. Dated Feb. 3. C~Nwot B3ELL A odrews, merehant tailor, Newcastle-upon-Tyne; Marelc 1I, at ...

... j- arkets, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Friday Evening, Mlarch 23, 1838. The lower and middling qualities of American and Surat cotton have declined about Adl. per pound this week; at which depression 770 bales of Surat found buyers at auction to-day out of 2,480 off..red. The market has been heavy, but closed with more firmness, especially in the ...

... Cort nalb - *rtrhet. WAKEFIELD COR ANGE, FInDAY. The arrivals of wheat anore large ta-day; the former good sale at fully last c arley (fine) rather lull, but not cheaper; inferior 1 Oats and shelling fully as dear. Beans unaltered. ARRIVALS THIS WEre. Wheat.. 15545 qrs. Beans .. . 1873 qrs. Linseed.. - qrs. 13arley..11586 - Peas . 281- Malt - Ids. Oats . 575 - Rapeseed -- Shelling. ...

... W- I Mankrupto. Fiiom FRIDAY'S GAZETTE, MAItCH 2. GRIFFI'IH Charles. of tIe city of Ch2ster, cabinet maker; Mareh IS, April 13, While Linn Hotel, Chester., Solicitors, Messrs. Lewis and Co., Ely Place, Londcn; and Mr. Mad- (lock. Chester. Pet cr Richard Loader, Pavement, aMoor- fIelds, wholesale upholsterer. Dated Feb. 16. GRINtHAM John, ot the Fox and French Horn, Clerkenwell Green, licensed ...

... London, Thursday Evening The export of gold by the Bank of England still con tinues to be the subject of animadversion. It is not un likely, from the last accounts from America, that by the time the gold arrives at New York, the news of its ern. ing will cause the present premium upon gold to decline so far as to render the speculation on the part of the Bank of England productive of little, ...

... I . LIVERPQOL WTTON MARKET. rls i 'Evening, Mardh 16, 1838. The demand has a throughout the week by all classes of buyers, 1 'o have not pressed their stocks on the market, wh a an advance in American of id. to id. pet poun an stea y prices in all other kinds. Of 1700 Surats offered at auction to-day 700 found buyer. at current rates. 2500 American have been taken on spe- culation, and 500 ...