... martuts'- CORN EXCRA7\JTq7JE: D E C E'lBI R 24 There was but a slender attc i thi fiornine, arid thc trani.a'o ad icc rrilerla-, but MoonIas Ils ci- retry lraf lrielet0 ii other articles ?? was t alia i3,a ?? . t ,le,, Dublin, DeeenmDb2 22. There wa, a ?? srip: yf (ii . ket. aird all dvarrirrltri. malv ir li ar hi Whitm Wbeat, 31,b. lit. trr n; 2c:or to3;s. 0d: IrIfer Ii ?? . Od t, ?? 15s. ...

... FROM THE LO)NDON GAZETTTh,. Tupedeay, Deremober 1. PARTNEsRSHIPS DIfSSOl.VEI). J. and E. Luitwycbe and J. George, leather dressers; as far as regards J. Lutwyche-D and H. Asrsnsier, Ashby etretit jewellers--3. P. Na-h and Sons, BristoI, ci! snerchar-tso as fa, as regards Hi. S. Nash--C. UCasi and E Beadle, Wiechniore bill, cabinet makers-Nuttall, Watchurst, and Co. Manchester, alico printers ...

... TUESDOAY'S POST CONTINUED. B5ANltKUPTS Ft'Ot ?? FlDAT'S GAZETTE, XlEC. 4. Thomas Powell, Carpenter-street, Hanover-square, Carpenter Goorge Fisher, Paul-street, Finsbury, oilman. John Burlinson, Sunderland, upholstcrer. Edward Milnes, Bradford, Yorkslhire, innkeeper. Thomas Ashtor, Bernors-strect, Oxford-street, bill broker. Thomas Smith, Trhornbury, Gloucestershire, tailor. Thomas Booth, ...

... REVIEW OP TIM CORN TRADE MANG THE PAST WVEEK. Abridgedfrom ?? Lane Express of Monday, Dec. 7. The continual fall in tie valau of Wheait, at ti leading eon- 'suming markets, has caused farmers to withhold supplies, and in the agricultural districts a considerable tallibg off in the deliveries has taken place, notwithstanding therefore the ge- neral langour which has prevailed in the trade, ...

... 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 ...

... TUEBDAY E'VFING.-ln the value of produce little va- riation occuried to-day, but the markets were in a dull state. The public sales were unimportant, and by private treaty, little business was done. The arrivals are still sali from all quarters. Sunmt.-Thc prices of WVest India Muscovado Sugar were firmly supported to.day, but the buyers continued to evinice a reluctance to purchase beyond ...

... WEDNESDAY EVENING.-There has been little business done to-day in produce, either for home use or export, Holders of goods are, however, firm, and do not press sales, anticipating that in the early part of the ensuing year there will be a good demand for all the leading arti. cles of consumption. The arrivals were again small from all quarters. TEAv-Prices were firm to-day for Tea of all sorts, ...

... LONDIv AMARKhT.,--TIiURSD.AX. C13- A.V ,9sRAGESS Weeklty Average.-Wh.l . S t, I arieY M3lnd., 0Oatn 2is ld, RF' 34i 4,J. Hear:s ai 4d, anid rra 1V- . six Woeka Average.-W.. i. tiaj- y .;s ad, Oats t2; 1I ?? 3i5a 4d. fliens 4fir Od, ad Peas 4:'4 i Duty.-Whelit 20s i, B rie-y 12! 4,, Oali Ila -I, ite II's Beans bae d, 0iii Ptans Ss 4,d. WIlITOECOfACHL,-The i-.yal;li s .r ic o~et ills C. ,z..igt ...

... LONDO A RKE2'S-TuRSDAY. HAY MARKETS. WnhlrcRAPrEL.-Tbe supply at this day's market was good, and the demand steady; prices remained firm. Fine Clever from `5 to e, ?? ditto, 4 to 64 its, Meedowi Hay, 4 to Je, middling ditto, 3 to 3 15s. per load. Straw.-Tke supply woe rather larger than of late; the demand at the same time ma. brris. but prict's did not advance. Price, from 32. to 34. per load ...

... LONDON, DEC. IL IMOM TUMDAY AND fRIDAY NIGUS' ,GAZTTES. BANKRUPTS. Nov. 27.-James Tatham, Castle-street, City-road, Finsbury, Middlesex, rectifying-distiller. Thomas Weldon, Holles-street, Cavendishi-square, Middlesex, tailor. Robert Nathaniel Burion, New Corn Ex! change, Mark-lano, London corn-factor. John Ra41n- doliph, Bridge-strLeet, St. kIargaret's7 Westminster, surgeon and apotliecary. ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, DnC. 1(;. FROM LAST NIGUT'S GAZETrE. BANxRuPrs.-Thomas Treherno, Oxford-strect, up- bolsterer. John Halliday, Whapping, block maker. Wiarles Clutterbuck, Chaudos-street, CovLnt-g-arden, licemsed-vietualler. Charles Hawkins, Tottenham- ceurt-road, draper. Lcwis Joseph Smith and Philip Summers, Taberniacle-wvalk, Fiiusbur~y,fanicy6-statieoriis. 'William Porden Kay and Edwvard ...

... LONDON MARE'4S, ! - . i . . CORIN EXCHANGEi.-tFr osaa .faer 8eeplsty , IV, fes e anto hi Poane nretteass eas Paer,qI of nt, and radex .ea. been 5 toleabl ?? 31 a ?? da ?? .1olc 62 ?? fo good 0gersej 36-,5 Wheat, - i. e, Pets, Per1 ?? 3 Barley ~23 25 dso~pti.,o ?? -Fles ?? 30 00 Pald,1 ?? 08 F- Peas . 1 - ~ ?? t GENERAL AVERAGE PRICES OFCOj~ N WVhuot-ANvge.6i 1t; eto~ee2,&~5ieet5 Baeritev, &e ? ...