... WARLZEW ZNTELLTGENCz. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-NIoNDAy There was but a small show of wheat samples at market to day, oaelt of which were snore or. less affected by the late damli weather, Th fewedry samplles were selected out at last week's prices, lstall the' sorts sold very slowly oas rather lower terass, and a good dleal remaineI enl hand. In loreiga wheat or flour very little business has lb ...

... SATURDAY, FmBBRUARn 15, 1840. TO THE READER. lt Dry, fold, and cut your paper previous to perusing it. We earnestly request our Advertising Friends to forward their communications as early on the Friday as possible ; our arrangements will, thereby, be greatly facilitated. TuE recent dainle with tihe Chinese authorities at Canton has very naturally directed considerable at- tention to our ...

... ITidade, Commerce, and Xanufactures. ,I . 1 ' MANCHESTER.-There has been a fair business doing this'week 'in all kinds'of linht powerand hand-loom :clh]. In heavy fabrics, known as domestics, things 'hive been especially dull, and prices never lower. The s 'c ontinued low price of the staple is the only favour- able 'feature of this department of the trade. There has been a large business ...

... I WAZIRET ZNTLLEGENG30. LONDON CORN EXCHfANGE.-MOzlsA'y. We haed moderate supplies of English whenaat last week, buvt are rather largely supplied this morning, avid webhave still large 0ophs, Ifrom abroad, whicbhore entered at the present duty. Te toade tc.d,, has been dull, and En Flish wheat is 2s. to 3s., and foreign to. to 2s.,e qoarter cheaper since this day week. ' I Per Cs. S. S. Per Qr ...

... FROM THE LONDON GA ZETTES. BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. Henry Foster, Newington.causewvay, draper, to surrender Feb. II, March 13, at Basinghall.street. Solicitor, Mardon, London Nehemiah Norton, Blackman.strect, Southwark, and East Dere. ham, Norfolk, spirit, merchant, February 14, March 13, at the same place. .. Soticitoi, Michael, tondon Richard Walter, Coventry, ribbon.mansuflactursr, and Wood-street ...

... MARK.ET ZNTELLZGENCE. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MomtOAY. jThe demand for all descriptions of wheat waa considerably reanovated aanimprovement, in the currencies noted on this day se'6night e1 frmIs. to 2s, per quarter, and a gaod clearance wao efi'eeted. Grind ingbarley, Isoch of houndandfiiieign ileduce,sold freely, on fuil terns& The malt trade was steady, at is. per qr. advance;goad oats ...

... In the Harmony, from Quebec: Holmes & Co. 9 pes oak, 35U pieces plan, 32 pcs birch timber, 23 hunds deals& deal ends, l4cordslathwood In the St.George, from Newfoundland: C. Bennett, 393 casks train oil, &c., 112 quistals cod fish; Order, f1 casks traie oil In the Congo, from Africa: Messrs. King, 25 tons barwood, I ton ebony, 273 casks palm oil In tile Courier, from Belize: H. West, 200 logs ...

... =LONDON MARKETS, MONDAY, ,,I . ,, ?? le ,iYalr supply of P',1tt t4isnO oingrl Xflt real up from isthe hoinee coaiits.g The trade ?? toleiobl/ brefsandleiarirea of lhiss (jai/ Week were fully ,oi,. tained. for alt good de9drithiona Barley is withaut nlferotio,, lower,. Pease of boths. sor~ts sell readily, onl fnll ais good ?? 4. Four numllered.- Wheat, a. 31S., Peao, rer Qr. .S, - enn and ...

... LONDON MARKETS, MONDY- I I I I ?? I,. _ ?? , ?? supplty of Wbrhee a is rI halving ssame demasoidfrom the collntry, in a'iddttloare to rrr' brocrsing Hisliers. Ur' have had.. a free sate ?? ?? an advanice of Ig. la. 9s. for sEnglisht, arI 1, on FareitrnWhcat, ole the prices of this day iveck. T7' ire, brttcr It ade for rl'our,.onoe Strip Plain, Is. jer ar ek Barley mteets at gaod d)emand, ...

... By recent papers from Port Philip, New Sooth Wales, we perceive that our late respected townsman, the Rev. t J. C. Grylls, Chaplain of the Colony, has been presented . by his congregation with a piece of plate, value £100., on l his quitting for this country on leave of absence, as a mark i of their esteem and regard for his public and private character, As a proof of the attachment of the ...

... iTHE FARMER'S JOURNAL EXETER MARKETS' dATTLE MARKRT.-In this marcdit there -was a thir but not 3 larje supply of FA-r BULOrCKorS, arnd these met a pood sale. They were mostly decent Huieits;ra Said. presene a rirr un of. geed marketable Beef, aod every, thing of' this descripiarion moat Ibeideemed to have made Irie. per zcqro;.thou, a esple~ 94ii. mted, cit about 10 score the bullock, wore ...

... TILE FARMER'S JOURNAL.: . f. * vl ,. 1 - i 1 . 1 ~ , : ' CATEEX&ETE MARKETS. 2 CASII.B MARKHT.-Tlr e Sopply of FT .Looau woo not C iiseg, and for the boit articles t lere rore rrtty roody piurasedr' (r but ?? thuan thiimth market wvas i ll. With rospoot to price, about foar of tho best Hrlirtas shown, vitud outlmted to averago 2 scoro thiu brlelelr, wore sold for £14. I u.i plocoj, or I lOs. ...