... ~UtZLS~ ZSNT-_LLZ vEN LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY. Our supplies of wheat are smrall, bet thle ndtnbeg geeeeail' by Oftl wahrorMillers were teot frti afreicted bythe dampaa f h 'qohror ; Uthochange inprn0 i butyers, and welhave had adull tradeto.day', withoat heele'a sVince this day week, in either English or foreg what ohr ise~, change in the value Of flour, which goes off-slowly. The ...

... BRiSTOL SHIU NEWS. a f k CAME Ma-T he Charlotte, Keith, from St. John'e, Nen' Brunswick ; the Daniel, 'Ltucker, from St. Michael's; ye, the Hope, Cooper, and the Marii, Blake, from Newfound- aer lanid; the Arnizadle., Andvade, from Fayal; the Hardware,ac Viner, from St. Vincent; the Harmony, Davies, from cor Riga; the Royal George, (Guthrie, from Cadiz; the Richard Hill, Smith, from St. tUbes; ...

... I ALGICULTURA.L INTELG t r.-NCE. I REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [Fron i le Mark-Lane Express, Jan. 13.1 Extreme languor and inactivity have characterized the grain trade at all the leading provincial markets held during the week. The falling off in the demand for wheat, which was already apparent last wveek, and to which we then allud- ed, has increased, and the sellers having in the mean ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZE TTE S. t B~' WNKRUPTS-FRIDAY. Edulr. Scholefield,Watling.st. warehouseman, to surrender Jo.. 2t, Feb. 29, at Bisinghall.strect. Solicitors, Turner & Co. Londoa Rowlind Yallop. Bashighall.street, scriven.r, January aS, Feb. 28, at the Salae place. Solicitor, Rush Londoc Thomas Prichard, Foot's Cray, surgeon, Jan. 31, Feb. 29,St the6amec . place. Solicitor, Powell, Lnndon ...

... COLONIAL MARKETS, Lwo2;Oi, Tu1soTm, Jan. 21. I[[Fron the Colonial Gazette.) The demand for produce has been somewhat more geneeral,. and business has been upon a largerscale than for some time past; arising from the plentifal supply of money, and dis- counts being easier. The merchants generally have shown confidence, and, with one or two trifling exceptions, the ...

... .Wrade, Comm erce9 and zlanmfactureS. THE laON TRADE.-Compared with what it has been at many periods, the present price of iron is by no means high, and this trade has suffiered, 'like inost others,from thegeneral pressureon themnoney-market. Bar iron in Wales is now quoted as low as from 81. 15.. to 81. lOs. per ton; a gradual reduction, amounting altogether to about twenty shillings per ton, ...

... NUMBER. Calves . 51 PrICES. Beasts .. 221 Asses 0 Beef, per wt 54s. 5Ss Sheep ..1314 Pigs .. .. 16 MIttono, per lb. 5d t;L Horses.. .. 22 Siekingditto 18 Pigs,per Sc. 8s. Od 9s. 61 BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. d a. d. s.d. s. dad. English Wheat, per im. Malt, pal e, per bush. 7 6 106 bushel. 6.S .6 6 9 brown, dittoe .. S 1 S6 Irishditto . ..7 6 8 9 Beans, ditto .. 6 3 0 Welsi ditto. 8 6 ...

... BRISTOL .LEATIIER MARKET. lb. lb. d d. lb. lb d. d. Crop Hides Sto35t ..31telS Kips, English & Wels .. 15 17 Ditto ditto .00 48 .. 13 14 DittoPetersburglt6 S ..17 19 Ditto ditts ..30 50 ..ao 16 Ditto ditto .. 9 10 ..14 17, Foreigt Hides 30 3S .. 12 1i Ditto, East India ..16 19 Miudlings .. .. 12 13 Seal Skins, Small .. 17 18 Butts, ELg. 1.61 20 . 14 15 Ditto, DMiddling ..I14 16 Ditto ditto ...

... BRISTOL ITAIPORTS. Ini the Hardware, lrom St, Vineent: Baillice & Co, 143 blrds sugar, 2 puns syrup * Messr3. B.lsay, 20 Mitis molnsoes, 12 puns 10 hhds ruma Culirroghonu & C.). T5 hoxes arrow-root; Order, 29 puns molasses Ili the Susan, rmm Demerara : Daniel arld Soas, 420 hhdA 42trcs sugar, IS puns rum; Baillie& Co. 75 hhds sugar; J. S. Stutchbury, 4 bags coffte Ili the Mars, from ...

... TUESDAYS GAZETTE, Jcanuarv 28.h. *BANKRVPTS-S ily draper, Oldbamn.-R. Bailey, victualler, Birmingoife W. Tlvoma, builder, LeaMington- .riera WarjiT . Pewell, rarmer, Neath, Glamotra9- hsire.-4., W., ealn id.oster, mernicBuerr, WeWley, Haliffa. -4. Bolton, builder, IB6olte-le-M~or, La'nceahiC.-~I- Bakter,, Scre,# forger, Ettingehlul,' Sedgley, Steffrashira.G.'Browin, .imber niarcaeit: Southaa ...

... .LONDO1 MARKETS, MONDAY. , . , L 4 2 coiiN EXCHA:NOE.'OiinU'io t1e0 bkjsleroum slate of II if 7eather oir np7ly df allt'okiods, of Oiaindid:ri'lo lg t i cek wiss -tnc)ahort. aisI to ,thin morniagi -arket the arrival as Onlyb nwderale Cu ?? R,7ie, Ki: t, ?? Sffolok' ?? WYheat linad~ is Jflrue al the prieli o~f th1is djloyerek; findeedlfloe sarnplesro ' Rnolisr arc conidler:'d ao. le qr. ...

... EXETER MARKETS. CATT ta MVIET'e.-Presss the taaotosnature of the, morning oeitalhasr the 5uppl y nor attendance hecre wao large, idew th titexceptioniofS Hpce, it wooaa vary small market, and or theoe thle shew was not equal to what the avorage of late markets lies been. There were, however, 00mn very goed olat among thoin, butl business was dull. Withi regard to Fkr 1Bcr.. laceKS, for every ...