... THIE SLAVE TRADE. `The trial friends of the Negro amongst the Tory party-and that some, even of the out-and- outers, are hearty in the cauie we are disposed to believe- must have felt annoyed at the gross in- decency with which Mr. O'Connell-the ablest and most consistent advocate of freedom that ever ?? treated by the well-dressed mob of Exeter Hall. Giving the class to which we al- lude ...

... |, I :: I rSMistHrELD.-Hay, from Bs lod to 4s ad; inferior, from 3s Od to 3s ad; wheaten'straw from Is 7d to 2sOd aaten straw, from Is ?? to 2s 2d; barley straw from Is 6d to Is 8d per cwt. * XBVw-sTRRET.-The supply of fine butter still con. tinuea scacre and in good demand. Cool butter, from 12d to 14d per Ib; bacon, 46s Od to47s Od; hams, 46s to 47s per Cwt SPITALaIR DS.-The supply of bacon ...

... There was a slight increase of demand fir cotton cloth at Manchester upon the reopening of the canals and the corn- munication with London, and some little business was done in particular descriptions of cloth for the home trade; but prices continue to look downward, and things have returned to their previously flat state. The cotton trade seems to grow worse throughout the county of Lancaster ...

... FROM THE LONDON OAZETTES. I Tuesday, July 7. WAR OFFICE. JULY 7. 20th Foot-Gent. Cadet J. G. L. Adlereran, frotm the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without parchase, vice Wil- liams, appointed to the 47th Foot, P1ARTNERSFIIPS DISSOLVED. E. and J. Bradbeer, coach mnnufacturers-J. Berry and H. Millinton, Liverpool, altoreeys-W. Seddon, W. Mawsoa, and W. E. Lycett, Manc hester, attorneys-J ...

... FROM THE LO)NDON GAZETTTh,. Tupedeay, Deremober 1. PARTNEsRSHIPS DIfSSOl.VEI). J. and E. Luitwycbe and J. George, leather dressers; as far as regards J. Lutwyche-D and H. Asrsnsier, Ashby etretit jewellers--3. P. Na-h and Sons, BristoI, ci! snerchar-tso as fa, as regards Hi. S. Nash--C. UCasi and E Beadle, Wiechniore bill, cabinet makers-Nuttall, Watchurst, and Co. Manchester, alico printers ...

... WX A P. H EA T S, itras r1t ?? U ' ?? Wks I m Iis d ay moderately suppl ied with grari. Wilett gl.., - ?? ?? r rr ouarter higiher. GoOd barlhy film at late prices. Beans anu, ?? a trifle higher. Prices an tullhiw :_.-tWealt 06s to 76s; bar-. icy 371s to 42s ?? 26(s i r .'OS beaI S 37s to Jtsi; peas, 3;is to 42' per qrOer iarket this (lay was not largely sunpplied wciti aither fat bret or ...

... NEWMARIKET CRAVEN MEETING-MONDAY. The Craven Stakes of 10 sovs, each for three-year olds, 6st; four, 8st. 41b; five, 8st. 131b.; six and aged, 9st. 51b. A.F. 9 subs. Mr. Boyce's Scraggius, aged ?? ?? (Conclly) I Duke of Grifton's Mentreal, 4yrs. , ?? Mr. Bowes's Epirus 6 yrs. 3 The following were not placed:-Mr. Osbaldeston's Auburn, Lord Exeter's brother to Romania, Duke of Portland's o. by ...

... CORN EXCII4 NVCR, Mfoniday, Alarch 2. We have had a short supply of Wheat from Essex, Kent, and f; Suffolk this morning, and owing to the continuance of dry weather c the condition of many of the samples is very much improved. c rhere has been a very good sale for the finest qualities at an A advance of from Is. to 2s. upon the prices of this day week, and secondary sorts about Is. per quarter ...

... TUESDOAY'S POST CONTINUED. B5ANltKUPTS Ft'Ot ?? FlDAT'S GAZETTE, XlEC. 4. Thomas Powell, Carpenter-street, Hanover-square, Carpenter Goorge Fisher, Paul-street, Finsbury, oilman. John Burlinson, Sunderland, upholstcrer. Edward Milnes, Bradford, Yorkslhire, innkeeper. Thomas Ashtor, Bernors-strect, Oxford-street, bill broker. Thomas Smith, Trhornbury, Gloucestershire, tailor. Thomas Booth, ...

... WANd WAAi^ca. CORN AVERlAtUMS. Weekly.-Wheoat. '5.s 3d; Barley, 3Ss 3d; Oats, 24s 2d; Rye, 36s 6d; Beans, S9s 7d; Peas, 40s 4d. Six Weeks. - Wheat, 65s6 d ; Barley, Srs Od; Ostt. 23s 11d Rve, 37s 9d; Beans, Mgs 9d; Peas, 40s 2d. Duty.-$Wbeat,21s 81; Barley,3s 4d; Oats, 12s 3d; Rye, 14s Od; Beans, 9s Od,; Peas, 9O Bd. CORN-EXCHAN(;Ih, MAovDoS, i'eb. 17.-The supply of Wheat to this morning's ...

... FROMS THE IMONDO Ii GAZETT- TUESDAY, Faa, 4. B'ANKRUPTS.-T. Kie ,Neir Bond-street, oilman. , C. BnUaR, High-street, Southwcark, tailor. ?? Cwe, Northtbuilldinga,Li4eripool reetr merehant. :W W. rTT, Union-street, Southwark, victuafler. ,, J. WarsoNand J. Coorzz, George.yard, Macclesfield-rtreet, silver-platers, - . G. A. EXKKTT, WaleOrtb-rOAd, grocer.. B. SnEUeaoLe, .Wapping wrell,.mniller. L. ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE [ PAST WEEK. *s Abridged fromr tile lark Lane Express of Monday, Jan. 20 dI The falling off in the demand for Wheat, which was al 1, ready apparent last week, has increased, and the sellers hai Y ing in the mean tiie become more anxious to realize a de o cline in the value of the article has naturally ensued. It i true thab in the London market and some of ...