... I Mull trice Current. I CATTLE BONES, per Ton ,£5 10 0 £5 12 FLAX, liga, D.C.,perCwt .. * 2 12 0 0 0 0 L!Wlzt P.'l'.lt., .. *2 8 0 0 0 0 Zills 2 9 0 0 0 0 ItIX~~~~~~~t ~~2 7 0 0 0 0 26 (i 00~ 'V 200 2 7 0° D.C.2 2 0 2 5 0 Peteisburg 12hend .o2 .. 2 OO 0 0 9 lenlls.1 8 0 . . O Narval 2 heatli; . . . 2 4 C G : ..O O DO 1) N ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON TRADB IRBPORT. TttuRsDAy EvnleI~rG-Tbere ha0 been very ?? dot' to-day in 'rea, but tba market borna ecl ?a rter pearuncei. The fact is that there is ?? ?? in our position with China to bave cau f a teinf l price, und hence all the talse I.npreesi~t9 of ea ei loW' have arisen from the preseure o(f poptBt1 on a oers ce no talnce-mnere gamblers-who MUbt dell a a ict Oi demuanode. Tbese are ...

... x.Oi@DON, WEDnu1SDAT, WE.L 1 I COtN EXCHANGE (This Day). There were moderate fresh supplies of both GraiIt and Flour. Business to a lair extent has been traneacted. and there was mouch ftirmness In the trade at Alaonday's priecs. The Flour trade showed no signs of improvement. ERNrOl.S% FUNDs (this ?? Stock T578% `A- S per Cent. Roduced 91 4 %-S3 Petr Cent. (htiOIS 90;f 5 -31 per Cent. Red. ...

... 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 ...

... DUTJILSn AND DROaOTIDA RAITWAY COMXpA,. f till, leral half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of tile company as held yesterday, at the Northumberland Buildings, for the purpose of electing six new directors, andll heceivitng the report of the Board of Directors for the last hailf year. GEO11GE ALEXANSDER HAMILTON, Esq., in the chair. The Chairman said that the report went so much into detail, ...

... TUEESDAY, FsBPi.SRY 11. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. and E. Chapman, Glastonbury, Somersetshire, curriers-Patter: son, Dawson, and Codling, Felling-shore, Durham, earthenware- ?? and Fletcher, Macclesfield-street, Cit -road ?? and Jerrom, Northwood, Isle of Wight, car- p ?? and Son, Strand and Holborn-bridge, tobacco-manu. ?? and Wheataey, St. John's, Newfoundland, mner- chants-Horne, Orton, and ...

... . Froin the London New Price Current, Feb. 18,1 SuaAr.-F'Om the grocers there was a brisk demand for West hldia Muecovadoes Sugar last week, and the merchants obtained an advance orl the previous rates of 6d for brownr, and Is for all yellow kinds, and the latter were the most in reqaest, particularly tiroue with colour, arid of whicl the supply was smnall. For refining pur- poses the demand ...

... j i -, I7 l .F }om the iazette oft Y.kyFehrruzri 7; ' 0j , :W y:BANKRUPTS.,->,-90; ;S. BRECKLS, High Street, Southwark, bedttead mater. Hl MARKS, Blackman Sleet, Borough, carver and' gilder.. .-E. J. WHTET, Weaver's Lane, Tooley trceft orchil aind cudbear anwufacturer. ; W. BAKER, Jiut. Tavihtock; Street, CoventGarden, carver gand glider. . RL.' LALNSTOJw, Olld Broad Street, merchiant., J. ...

... LONDON OOMMEnROAL ZWARETS.I FRIDAY MOONINo.-The chief matter in these great departments of business, whose operations go all over the worlds has been the great excitement in the Tea Market, occasioned by news from Canton, on the 21st of Novi, stating, that all negocistions with the Chinese, and Capt. Elliott, were now at an end-tht there had been an engagement in which 800 Chineso had been ...

... Y TnE basis of a Cornmercial Treaty with France I C has been agreed upon by the Commissioners of the two countries ; and the terms are such as, if ratified, will lead A to a mutually advantageous extension of their commerce. d, The following particulars appear in the 3rorizing CGhro- to kicl - MY Mr. Porter, one of our Commissioners tbr the corn- er' mercial treaty with France. has returned to ...

... BAN KRU T'I--rulpAy Awlloult. WVihian, M1anikchitr, folcy~drll naniifilotrrr l01K00n, W\ ?? jun., Wlr of Upp~rir lcil> slt let IO] r llor diner andi gihllier. Anid low of T-isitlock.rlroet Cornjot parderl tBwXszn.- I!. lmeb N otthigha-w lten, llfieira ih CARTWRii0di.I1i, TrhOI0S, And1 NiIII, I o hil1, llifax, Yotkolire. ilverr ('iOmN\YAII., lnioiU. Wolvrorhailoo ?? t nhIli.IN, IlihO, ilr1, ...