... LONDMV T-i?,ADPRLPORT. rniDnY Evgc tNG.-;Uin- no-The British Plantation market wall II shade irmier to-d tv, Ulthough the tralnsac- tiow; were not larve. I'he Traiie hqve bought about 1,400 IL) IS :la tieree.ii is 1eek, iL prit's P re I a to Is ¢d per ewt loai r thanl last l'ri.!ay. Albout '200 hlhds St. Lucia were reold by publ:;ic ariclion to-ilay. ood yellow at 6f0s to 0l2s, low t6 middling ...

... LIVERPOL CORNMARKET.- Tuesday latt. our market this morning was better attended by both town and country dealers ; and, at a decline of 2d. to 3d. per bu- shel from the rates of last Tnesday, a fair extent of business was transacted in foreign Wheat. Irish new Wheat was fully 4d. per 70lb. cheaper, at which reduction nearly all but a few of the damp inferior parcels were cleared off. New Oats ...

... NUMDBR. I Calves .. .. SI mICE,. Beasts ?? 262 As; ?? 0I Beef,perctt. .. 505 Sr8 SIeep . ..2D02 Pigs ?? Murttonr, per lb. 5d. 51d. Horses. .. 47 Suckirruditto 6o Pigs.per se. ?? 0]. S. Od. BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. s. d, S, . s. d. s. Englisb Wheat, per ih. Malt, pale, per bush. 7 6 8 o bushel . 63 7 0' 1 brown,ditto ..I 0 7 o Irish ditto .6 G ) 6 9 Beans, ditto .. 5 0 li o Welsh ditto. 6 0 6 0 ...

... Wabal 111WHOCIT92. AMMIRALTY ORDER. The following paragraph appears ia one or two of our morning contemporaries CoM.MISSIONLNG TuS MENA-OF-WAR-SHEEIINESS, SATURDAY, Sept. 24.-Three first-rate, three second. rate, end four third-rote amen-of-war are ordered to be irrought forward at this yard, ready for comrnisioning. lodia and China are reported as beizrg the destination of Home of them. ...

... DZAUEILMT _ZNTELLZGENGM LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MoNso.. Tile tsuply of English witrat to tts snornitig's matrket was lim~ead and, with the quanltity left over from last week, maebta*a .show faczord were therefore enabled to renlize sboot the Pries gf Motnday last. Holders of foreign wheat remained tlnerablv birm. An antooteent Of Is pet qr. was, hiowever, pretty generally ?? andi at that ...

... ?anl.rupg5, AIc. From the London Gazette of FrItay, Sept. 23. BANKltRiUPTS. Julius Ewvald Beerbohm and William Edmund Slaughter, of Fenchurch-street, City, merchants, Oct. 8, at twelve, and Nov. 4, at one, at the Coust of Bank- ruptcy. Mr. W. Wihitmore, efficial assignee, Basinghall street; end Messrs Crowder and Maynard, solicitors, Mansion.houwe.pl ace. John Reid, formerly of St. Alban's, ...

... 'M ARKET.HERA LD. CORY EXCHA NGE. Monday, Sept. 26. The supply of Wheat this morning from Essex and Suffolk was rather short, though from Kent there was a good show of samples. Thero was scarcely any animation in the trado during the early part of the day, and a few runs only were disposed of at about the same rates as last woel. The quality and condition of many samples of the New Wheat is ...

... Ipswicie, September 27.-We had but a moderate at- tendance at our market to-day, in consequence of the wetness of the weather. Wheat may be called is. to 2s. per qr. lower; other articles nearly the same as this day week, viz. :-Wheat, red, 46s. to 50s,; white, 50s. to 54s. Barley 28s. to 30s. Beans'and peas 29s. to 3is. Oats 22s. to 24s. per ?? day's market had but a short supply of fat beef, ...

... In the Lucy Ann, from Jamaica: DOsiel & Sons, 223 hhbs3 tierces sulgar Gibbs & Co. 102 bbds 22 tres I brl sugar, 25 punls rum, 9 casks coi'e; Paync unit Son, 12 pusts 3 casks rum, u5 htlde sugar 9 Miles and Cs). 105 hlids 10 tres sugar, 3.; puns runi s Ilraikiniridte and Co. 8 litto, 6 hids 2 tres suoar; Alessrs, Berisard, 2 casks cofibe; Order, 25 ditto, 2(3 hi jts sugar, 6 toes logenood In ...

... LOCAL MARKIEUTS. LEEDS COIIN MARKET, SE.Pi. 27th, 1842.-The supply of Wheat eoutinuua large, with good arrivals of other kinds of Grain. There has been rather a better demand fur fine dry New Wheat, at a decline of Is. per quarter. The damp qualities are nearly unsaleable. Old is rather more inquired for, at a decline of 2s. per quarter. Oats a half-penny per stone lower; Beans little ...

... I T2AID7, COVThSTh=M, & ZIAN1UVACTUAiZS. COLONIAL MA RKFETS, LONDON, WEDNESDAY. (Fron' the Coloialt Gaze/ce.) There has been less firsnoess in the commercial marketi; tbe partcels of goods offered at auction. have been unusually large, nod pricosbsave declined fisr several articles; thedemand, how I ever, has been good, and most of the produe, has been disposed of. Arrivals still come iit ...

... &PATS L - tDA I I -8ATISTICAL. DATA. - iil. (Frem the Morning Chronicle.) The following results are derived from official dcts- he ments:_ . _1SHIPPING. The number and tonnage of sailing and steam-vessels re- ?? on the 31st of December, 1841, at the ports of Great Britain and Ireland, distinguishing those under from those above fifty tons register, was as under: ter SATrINo VEsSELs, under ...