... LATEST fVTELX.IONCE. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, 9 o'clock. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. BANKIMUPTS. Deane Walker, Great Saint Helens, india-rubber manua- facturer John Wood, Bromqgrove, chemist Piers Lowe, Norily, Cheshire, shoemaker Richard Turvill. Kingstun-upon-Thanmes, baker John Bennett, Manchester, calico printer Hugh Wickham, Bristol, linen-drsper Wm. Darlington, Liverpool, wine.merchant ...

... I FROM THE LOND.ON GAZETTEs. BANEKUBTSFrIlDAY. John Stedavell itictimond, biatcher, to surrender July 27, Aug. *28, at the Court of Baikirupte -solicitor;,Co, 1ondon23 John &iEdward Coture, Errll Prasinglsa treeto woul.brokaer Jl2 August28, t R lie samet lace. Solicitorsr , aticotae C. July 24 'Francis 'tannier, Luton, B00s, straw-tsat~rflfo r, oy 4 August 28,at same place.- Sollcitr-r Taylor. ...

... I .&G1I.t Z CULT ~ ?? S7RAL.= t. N ?? PREVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [Froam the Mark-Lans Express, AMay 4. p Wheat has lately engaged so large a share of the P attention of those interested in the corn trade, that c other species of grain have for a time become second- P ary objects of consideration. Lately, howvever, oats have occupied some portion of the attention of mer- p chants and ...

... to the Dash from Newfoundland: Bickley asid Co 330 casks oil ansd blubber, 27 cow & horse hides, 39 salted hides, I seal skin Ia theShamrock, frois Dublin: Browni and Co. I bale I box linen Parsons and Co. 3 ditto; Shaplandl and Co. I dittoj Baiker and Co. i ditto, 2 trusses cottonb Low & Co I bale merchaandize; Shapland& Wreford, i boles I chest ioerchatndize; Bucknall and Spark, It bales ...

... I. GN~ . 1 WUL IU.R I I .I . B REVIEW OF THE BlRITISH CORN-TRADE, A i; [From thse Muerk/-Lone Express, March 8.] a of The reports respecting the appearance of the wheat plant so continue highly satisfactory; indeed scarcely any complaints nI have as yet reached us; up to the present period the farmers' ar prospects are therefore all that could be wished. The high prices which have recently ...

... Trade, Clomme-re, and Manufactures. SHErFIELD TtrADE.-We have heard, with great pleasure, from various quarters, of an amendment in the trade of the town, and we are happy to find it confirmed by a gradual diminution in the weekly payments to the casual poor. In the week. ending 18th of September, they amounted to 1651. 5s. This week the amount is 1371. i8s. 3d. But even this diminished amount ...

... TRADE, COMMEROCE, &Mad AC:1RMS, COLONIAL MARKETS, LoNDON, WEDNESDAY. (From thre Colonial Gazette.) - The mercantile markets have presented a firm appearance since this day week. The export demand has been good for nearly all articles; ail goods adapted for manufacturing Pur poses have been in excellent request. Commercial affairs ba,, a firm and healthy tendency, and are likely so to continue' ...

... FROM THRE LONIDON T'AZETTES. BANKIRIUPTS-FRIDAY. BenJ. Howell, Oxiordl.street, linen.draper, to surrender Sept. 28, Oct. 21, at Basingliall.st. Solicitors, Turner & Co. London Jncob Mill, Bishopsgate.street, merchant, Sept. 28, October 29, at the same place. Solicitors, Oliveison & Co. London Daniel Rowland, Horshiam, linen.draper, Sept. 28, Oct. °9, at the sameplace. Solicitors, Messrs. Sole, ...

... TRADE OF BRISTOL4--LOC'AL IM.POSTS. Veatde is a Iliuetaatiiig thingo it plssoed fromn 'I'yre to Alcxan1- dnra, from Alexscandria to \'oleite, from 5' Venice to Antw~erp, froml Anitwerp to Amlsterdami antd Lonidonl. It belts sea thossc a/so are inl ypssession of it to take thee grceltrst crare thley sto not tose it. It is a p~lant of tenlder r rowvth, anid reqairoi sunn fand soil, and finle ...

... ~ DIjkZETZNMTLLZ~r1NGE. LONDON CORN EXCH{ANGE.-MosenAY. The Esow of wheat from Kent was exceedingly sjmall-thhs morning ?? the condition of the samples being mestly indifferent, no actua( advance o21 the qlotations of this day week could be established; there woes, howeveir, an improved demsand for all good qtialities , Superior onalting barley was fully ae dear at son Monday last, while ...

... XAIJLET -ZNbTELLMMZ CE. - LONDON COR'N`,9XCIANG4= ?? Th~continuance~ot te ve'tyisvere weatherothlatewaybe nearly closed the navigation of our-river;- the~buslnhe '~to-day has, conseiquently, beencnletogaayasse;orouhprcj,1 board ship~that are moored alongside th~e; warf,, and. to be got at. by laadiconveyance. We quotetall descriptioins oferi nmnly' namne as this day week,.altboiugh a ...

... I TRADE, CoMMEMEa, & VTAUFr.CTtTRES. I COLONIAL MARK LSTS, LONDlON, JVEDNFSDA Y. (From the C'olo nial Gazette. J The demand for produce was pretty good for home consump. tiots this morning, and some sales were made for export. Prices have still an upward tendency for several articles, snd upon the swhole cosmeercial fiffhirs wear a firm and healthy appearance. The importehave been light. Raw ...