... are now being executed at T, BROOKS’ CARVER AND GILDER, Elizabethan, French, Grecian, Gothic, and Chinese Designs, adapted to LOOKING-GLASSES, of large dimensions ; CORNICES, CHIMNEY-PIECES, FANTENILS, DOME BEDS, SCREENS, CHAIRS, PANELS, OTTOMANS, CABINETS, &c.; reviving the Chivalric Carvings and Enrichments of the ancient Baronial and Feudal Demesnes, —accompanied with all the elaborate ...

... . ~ndrr»ak>n« detirea cluaf ground-work «d 2L. rfUaTrelobeated Antmuaiy, tbe Hee. Wa. ST - rime wan (or toretal year, “* , t-o of ktafarounte -A Hatoty ■j2i*bw Hr> free and aeeeei MSS. preoerred among the Mum. *■ Library Burton Conatable. *are kim al.iatage* in fu.lhrianru of reaearche,. TTwar tndrfitiaahle. A Proopettin 10. in.|, yfOTk lotutd h*. MSS., w.r.b It Win the nfiilar KirTew i r.m ...

... TRADE, MARKETS, &c, MARK LANE CORN EXCHANGE. Mo~oreY. OcT. S.-The supply of WheatdIis moderate to this morning's market. but large of Oats and Barley; of other grain but short arrivals. The Wheat trade is Is. to Is. per qr. lowe1'r than this day week. Barley to from Is. to 23. cheaper, and very slow sale at the reduction for aony thing inferior. oats are full Is. cheaper for Eugllsh and Irish, ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, OCT. 3. COTT ON.-In the early part of the week the market was ?? has been a better feeling, and a good trade business has been ?? also openinigprettylargely. Wedonotiquote' any advance in prices since Fridoy, but the full quotations ofi that date are readily ubtained, and the market closses firmly.- Brazil are agaiu lower this week, and the demand continues very moderate. ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, Tucsday, April 14. Ip ANSLOW Thomas, of Shsrewsbury, in the county of Salop.up hoserer, d.ec.to Sur. April27, and May 26, at Ii, tat the Shire Hail , Shrewsbury-b.ol. Watson, ?? cr. James Payne, Adcock, Stalp, farmer. BRADi3URV James, of Islington-row, in Edgboston, in the county of Warwvick, and Newehall-street, In Blirmiogham, lin the said county, druggist and grocer, d. c. ...

... PRICES OF SHARES [N CANALS, RAILWAYS, BlANKS, ASSURANCE AND OTHER COMPANIES STOCK. I Arumber, Div. per I I t Prica Sho S.. reANALr. £.c. ?? y 17566+A Ashton & Oldham ?? .9718 012 72 40 Barnle ?? 11,600 10 0 Grand Junction ?? 100 0 0'160 6,233 12 0 d..dders ?? 57 6 634 21,328 1 7 Kennet & Avon ?? v. 31 18 10 206 1 1 ?? 82 2, 30 Leeds &ULverpool. .100 00 760 ae 4 14 0 Leceaster . 140 0 0200 I00 ...

... I | RETURN OF THE NUMBER OF NEWSPAPER STAMPS issued to the several Newspapers in England and Wales, (so far as relates to Yorkshire), from the Ist of July to the 31st of December, 1839. ~~Y' A'itflt. Sep''mhe. Octber.Nnveb~r.fleembey Total for WeeklY Jul. Aittt. ?? . ?? ~ mr !SIX Mnonth,,J Avenage. LEFDS MERCUlRY . 45,000 45,O 000 ?? 36,00 54000_ ~ 00 27,500 :10,558 Leeds Intelligericer . 2 ...

... I| THE OPIUM TRADE.-WAR WITH CHINA. - _ - . - A. - -1 . _ . . I ,. I *~~I T 'T is stated that a naval annament is about to sail forthwith from England, which is to receive on board 16.000 troops in India, and then to repair to Canton. The the object of this large force must be hostile, and it is probably Jed intended to demand compensation for the Opium which 0,0 the Cllinese Government has ...

... Dg.MARK LANE CORN EXCHANGE. D~.14.-We have a fair supply of Wheat fresh up to this morning's market, the condition being better thant of late. The trade has been tolerably brisk at Is. to 2s. advance from this day week. Barley islis.bhigherfor good qualities, and other t. sorts are In more demand, Oars are a slow sale and the turn cheaper. There Is no variation to notice in Beans, Peas. or ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, JYul or, at There has only been a limlited demand for cottcat doj the. past, said the trade have purchased sprinrxglY The b~er' aarrivals shire Friday last, the utesettled st ate OIf the Ie rand the continued want or animation Ini the markeet foDr'g~ y and yarns, have combined to depress prices, beet altllhoe buyer has had the advanetage for the last ?? dal- - O1 e not been ...

... I OCAL XA t A 1 tKF/& I WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET-THuRSDAY. We are fairly supplied with all Grain to this day's market. The Wheat trade is extremely languid, and tho few transactions that have taken place are at a declune of fully 2s. per quarter from the rates of this day sb'inight. III consequence of a change in the weather, and a considerable influx of Foreign, the Barley trade ;s very ...

... STOCKPO1T.- SIGNAL DEFEAT OF THE CORN-LAW RE- PEALERS BY THE CHARTISTS. On Wednesdayevening, a course of two lectures was commenced in the Court-Room, by a Mr. Hleyworth Hargreaves, an operative, from Halifax. In conse- quence of the large placards, headed No Bread Tax, which had been issued at the expense of the Mlanches- ter ?? Law League, the Chartists assembled themselves at the Radical ...