... ; o , rt of Bule l3tmpQrti -0 ~.- .. I , . ., .-d i. . 1 I I AX. I ran an AX. 0'0-1 4-J:1 i GA. - 1.1 .-.- ..- :. ere ierME thnle. I161h to the 22nd A4pril 1842; both sewitriv, was Two Geschwister, lewes, from Kiel, 70 tons rape cakest C R l-Krahse 5 Karen Hendevig, Kofod, from Copenhagen, I04 tons oil cakes as Roberts and Co ili ' Dage; Kreplinat,'om 3iemel, 453 pieces firtimber, 120 Wmin- . ...

... - I tuIIIa~~oucca iair HEL CORN EXCHANGE, Dec 20.'AThere hasa been, a rc decidedly better feeling ir the rvh~atmarketilorlag the~pad week; Fill one or two lots pressing on the market at low priceLs have be en Bl taken by speculators, and somes sales at late rates have alrso been Ski made to millers from a diatance, It is well knoswn that millerasC generally are low in stock; in Wakefield ...

... loort of Pull Imnports, Fran Mhe 22ncd to the 281h OcGt., bath iclueiuve. lay s ; bones, 4o 1 qr 2.9 spars Clay andl Co a*, Wohtllart, Patriaa, from McrivI, 326 pieces fir timber, 100 wainscot logs, 23c 1 qr 20 deals, 3Cc sIaves, 2 fatbomo lathwood 4 .1 Dalton and Coa an William Darley, Draper, fromt Hamburg, 14 casks better, 2 lies casks drags, 1 ease contests unknown, 142 bales wool, 7 ...

... ie CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENING-STATE OF 1`RDR-V are happy to say, that the accounts this week are irdicativi& II of a. better order of things. From Leeds, I1iudder.xfield, Isiad the mianufacturing districts of Yorkshire, generally, the demand for goods continues. At the former place it dwas, onl Saturday end Tuvesday last, principally confined to fuse cloths, !in which a fair share of' business ...

... I 3anIruptf, an. From ?? London Gazette of Friday, A un. 5.. BANBU^PTS. Thomas Armstrong, Conduit-street, Paddington, merchant, to surrender August 12, at twelve o'clock, Sept. 16, at two,- at the Bankrupt's Court. Solicitor, Mr. Wadeson, Austinfriars; official assignee, Mr. Belcher. Robert Rolla, Darhan,-street, Vauxhall-road, mer- chant, August 10, at one o'clock, Sept. 16, at one, at the ...

... riantrupIO) Vr. Froa7 7he London Gazette of Friday, NoV. 11. BANIeRUIPTS. Chailes Yandle and George Field, Beaumont-street, ?,Th'ylebone, coahlimaklirs, to surrender Nov. 21. at 12 oclock, and DCG. 23, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Wells. Percy-street, Bcdfwrd-sqnare; offliial assionee, Mr. Alsocer, Biebihn.lane. | Rat ert Steuart. Santa Fe de Bogoto, Nw Granada, imanufacturer ...

... Wanbruptop &IJC. From the London Gazette of FridaV, March 11. I BsANKRUJPTS. John Perry Clarke and Osuiund Lewis, Crown Court, Threadneedle-street, newspaper agents, to surrender March 18, at eleven o'clock, and April 22, at twelve, at a the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street. Solicitor, e Mr. Clarke, George-street, Mansion House; offlcialaseig- nee, Mr. Bolcher. a Emily Ann Birch, Bedford ...

... leen LEEDS CORN MARKET, OCTOBFR 25THI-The supply tion of Grain to this day's market is much larger than 'e of last week. There has been a much better demand ceo- for Wheat than for some time, and last week's prices this are fully supported. Barley has been very dull sale SM. and Is per qr. lower. New Oats have made rather Y of moro money, in Old ones and Beans, little altera. our tion. THE ...

... 36RIYAruplo, kt. ?? ?? From thc London Gatzete of Friday, 31a 13. e nANKRUUPTS. e Rioharli Egan Lee, Craven Baildings, Daury Lane, t a printer, to aurrender May 24 and June 24, at one e o'clock, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street. YSolicitor, Mr. Cross, Surrey-Street, Staand; offleialasoig-f nee, Mr. Whitmlore, Basinghlil-street. John Young, Now Cut, Lambeth, victualler, May 20, at ...

... TIlE MONEY MARKET. D CITY, WEnNESDAYEVENING.-The development of the tariff of Sir Robert Peel is gradually becoming more and ,more apparent. The provincial adviecs note a reduction in the prices of rovisions, and very shortly, there will be E . large supplies of bcef and pork from the distant parts of t the globe, to competc with home fed produce. 'The comn trade remains inadpressed condition, ...

... IT F I I. , 1 . D I - . I (P'rom the Bombay Courier.) T The following extracts from Macao and Singapore letters will prove interesting to our commercial readers:- Macao, Dec. 10, t841. t Imports are lower than ever in Canton, and can only be 0 realised on taking the value in teas; the prices are as fol- lows :-Conmnon congos. 26 taels; blackish leaf common to a good, 28 to 29; ditto ...

... t LEEDS CORN MARKET, MAY TtiE 3RD, 1842. B.-The supplies of Wheat, Oats, and Beans to this tday's market are larger than last week; Barley e smaller. There has been a fair demand for all fresh qualities of Wheat, and such have fully supported last week's prices ; and other descriptions in very limited demand. Barley has been very dull sale, and Is. per quarter lower. Oats and Beans in better ...