... NEW BRANCH OF CONMMERtCE.-THE WOOL.TRADE. mtafrs us ach pleasure to. copy the 'followin interesting details from the. Aust ra ian of Mdtch 26th, 181O, published at Sydney, New South Wales:- We have frequently reflected with much interest upon the possibility of this c-olony creating for'itself Other mnarkets in England for our 'vool, than these which already exist. 'Year after year London and ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTES;. I~~~nvn . ~sa BANKRPttl TS-FRIDAY, John Gardner, Godalhnitg, brewer, to surrender Sept 2G, Oct. 23, at tle Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitors, Turner& Co. London Robert De N. Lucas, Bridge-street, Soulthwark, scrivener, Sept. 22, Oct. 23, at the same place. Solicitor, Munn, London Ciafleo sF. Bigeg,,firtionighalmn, nrcerOctober2and265atthie Mew Itoyal Hotel. Sslicitor, ...

... MARK.ET ZNTELLZGMNCE. LONDON COjtN EXCHANGE.-MolenAy. we have small supplies of English wheati, but'the arrivals front abroad are large, and anmost of the late arrivals offoreignwheat are offering du ty aisad, we hsave a large show of samples now en sale,Or millers hays been free purchasers this morninig, and an extensive bu- siness has been done at nearly the same rates as this day week on ...

... AGRICULTUR.AL ZNTMLL2.rZXCNGE REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN-TRADE. [FroM the 2M1ark-Lane Express, asu.lt 31.] The recent decline in prices at Mark-Lane, the favourable state of the weather, and the certainty of the (almost im- inediate) release of all the bonded wiseat and flour in the kingdom, havecaused the demand for these articles to beconte exceedingly dull and at most of the principal ...

... I COLONIAL MARKETS, -LoNDno, TUEs3DAY, Sept. S. I -o.- _-_. w w _ . . ! 7 AA A I n lol (From the Colonaial Gazette.) The depressed state of the money-market and the dis- turbed state of politics in Europe have produced much heaviness in the mercantile markets since our last, and prices in almost all cases have exhibited a declining ten- dency. There is, however, a small quantity of produce ...

... FROIr THE LONDON GAZETTES. B3ANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. Thomas Parker, Toolet-.strect, victualler, to surrender Sept.30, Oct. 30, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitor, Smith, Serle-street Frederick Alaking, Langley-street, Log.-acre,curvier, Sept. 2S,Oct. 30, at the seine place. Solicitor, Hepburn, London HlenryWheeler, Threatincedle-st & Camberwell, stock-broker, Sept. 28, Oct. 30, at the same place. ...

... 1iI the Albion, from Newfoundland: J. Ryan, 2 faths firewood, liii casks oil and blubber. 179 lides; Bickley & Co. 17 casks oil &c. ; L O'Brien, 160 ditto; Roedell & Co. 3 ditto, 7 qulitals cod flsa In the Grcat Westcro, from Now York: Clements & Co. 25 casks mnnatto; Mattliews & Co. 25 ditto, 61 tons logwood ; T. Daniel, 200 barrels flour In the Arabian, from Vrn Diemen'i Land: Messro. ...

... TilE FARMHER'S JOURNAL . EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MRasVT.-This. vwas not a large morket,. of FAt BULLOCKS, nor were those Ahown,-though some of them good tbinge,-in that state of proof or pprfiction which is so. freqeeqrtly Secanhere, and those sold were parted ywth at prices eccordingly. Thus aolot of fear-good.Hetrreus, estimated at 28. score the bhlo lock, were sold for £14; a piece, 3nd , ...

... Trade, Commerce, and DIanufactures. THIE TEA-TRADIE, Monda .-The deliveries of tea lIst week amounted to 412,000lbs., showing again an in- if creased consumption as compared with the preceding week. o Thetnews from China caused more firmness in the market, and led to an advance of id. to Id. per lb. in prices on 'Change tc this afternoon, company's congou being quoted at 2a, 4jd. ti to 2s. 5d. ...

... BIIISTOL MARIKETS. Neilita Calre% . 1 PRICES. Beaists .. 274 Asses' ,. . Beef, per cwt. ..56s, 6#, Shoct, 3061 pigs 32 Mutton, per lb. 52. rA Horses. .. 23 Suckingdi tin I'S Pligs perot. 8s5 6d,1. 9O i BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. 0. I . (. I. . d. 5. d, English Wheat, per inm. Malt, pale, per bush. 8 0 9 bashel. .8 8 8,6 1brown, ditto,.. 18 8 Irish ditto 7 6 50feana, ditto . 10 I Welsh ...

... AGRZCULTURAL INTELLMGEN - REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN-TRADE. [Erom tihe MarklLane Express, September I I. Notwithstanding ;the auspicious state of the weather ex. perienced during the greater part of' the week, the rapid progress which thle harvest has been making towards coin- ple3on, and( the liberation of all the bonded wheat, the trade in that grain has maintained a firm tone at most of the ...

... THllE FARMER'S JOURNAL. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE3 IffsPTsecr-This, to the ardor of tineo wan our Groat and truly ai largO Market,btet, we regret to soy, elan an entroeoely duall one, the businhess done not being got through with anything hufe alacrity, and no smaell proportion being towned out unsaid. The supply.r of FAT BOLOCKS~ac were wadle up as well of Her- Pros grand in this district, no ...