... - .&1LET INTELLIGENCE.. 05 LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-INONOAY. us The supply o~f wheat from tie home counities for this day's n market was very moderate, and the condition of some of it very d middling; notwithstanding, the Side has been dull at a decline Pof Is. to Os. per quarter from the rates of this day week. Foreign Phas been in very limited demand at priced not equal to those Of last week ; ...

... 1:alLILEMW ZNTE LZG33NCOM. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-HONDAY. Thle arrivals 0f wieat are small, and the condition of ?? of the samples here being hetter than bas bee the case latterly, our msillers purchased freely, at an advance of Is, to 2s. per qv. There has been a good demand for foreign wheat to-day, whick is Is. per qr. higher 0incc this day week. Flour is, held for Is. per sock ad vance in ...

... ?? TRHf LOW:DON GaZErTES. I3.tummIuPTs-rRIDAY. Charles Evans,WVhitechlapel-road & Houndditch, potato dealer, to surrender Feb. I, March 7, at Basiughall -street. Solicitor, Watts, London Saruael Mnw Long, Enfield, lime burner, Jan. 26, Feb. 24, at the same place. Solieitors, Lawrance and Co. London Daniel K. and Daniiel Price, Pilgrim -street, Ludgate -hill, wnrehousemen, Feb. 3, March 3, at ...

... The return of the average liabilities and assets of the Bank of England for the three months ending 31 st ultimo, exhibits, as compared with the last, a decrease of £230,000, in the anmountof the Circulation, and of£(;0,0l00, t in that of the Securities, while the Deposits have increased t 1 06,000, and the Bullion £346,000. As compared with the corresponding return of last year, there is an ...

... CORN EXCHANGE-The show of Easex Wheat fresh up lo thimnsa morig's market iaas not large, being barely equal in quantity tot hat of last M'on'tny, and the millers appearing little anxious to buy, thle trade ha.,flagged at prices full Is. lower than Othis day week. Barley has meat rather a moderate demand, and thea yicea of lust week have in some instances with difficulty been sopportiol. T'he ...

... EXETER MARKETS. ?? ?? CATTLE MARKET.-Ira this market there was, as 64. regards number, a -very good supply Of FAr BrtLLOCKo, attil 2! although we cannot say things were brisk, yet Woo there noore of ft cheerfulness than of late we have sonietimos witnessed, and the b, best thiogs were sold. WVith respect to price, facts are ever t, I best criterion, thlerefote, in this way. in order to enoble ...

... ]IANKRiUPTS-RItIDAY. Stephen Law, Great Portland-street, upholsterer, to surrender Jan. 20, Feb. 24, at Basinghall -street. Solicitors, Rramondi and Co. London James Henson, Bury-street, St. Mary-Axe, upholsterer, Jan. 20, March 3, at the same place. Solicitors, Lofty& Co. London Smith & Stickrrls, Queen's bdgs. Knightsbridge, cheesenlong- ers, Jan. 21, Feb. 24, at the same place. Sol. ...

... AwuZCUTTURAM ZNTEZMX1GZNCE. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [From the Alark-Lane Eipress, Jan. 23.3 The reaction which took place in the price of wheat at Mark- lane on Monday week, ha} had a depressing effect on the value .of the article all over the kingdom, and at many of the leading markets quotations have given way Is. to 2s. per. qr. The ar. rivals of wheat coastwise into the port of ...

... X.AThST 1NWTEZsZOENCZ. C FROM TEE LONDON GAZETTE.. 5 BANKRUPTS *James'lHenson, Bury-eourt, St. 31ary Axe, upholsterer- e Smith and Stickals, KnigIftsbridge, cheesemongers l Cobham and Wright, Peckham and Gravesend, builders ?? Law, Great Portland-street, upholsterer John Wardle, Griffen-street, Shadwell, ship owner 'John Casson, Liverpool, corn merchant 3John Dickenson, Newport, butcher. The ...

... Tur official account, just published, of the state of the revenue is such as to justify the deepest alarm. The decrease on the year (principally in the customs and excise), is £940,062; aid this, too, including two quarters' property-tax, amounting to £571,056, be sides windfalls, in the shape of the re-paymeut of advances and imprest moneys, amounting to £229,195 ! The most fearful falling ...

... F RE E -T R A D E. HINTS TO SHIPOWNERS AND THE COMMERCIAL CLASSES. Free-Trade is Utopian-a gull to the unwary, and a fraud on common ?? Laourer. Tinspieceof authoritative dogmiatism isfrom an American publication, established by the manufactureri of America, for the express purpose of advocating file policy of high and prohibitory tariffs, for the protection of native industryK The ...

... I XITOM THE MONDON GAZETTES. DNA KRlUTS-FIUIDAY, Pile & Staunton, Bishopsgate-street, wine merchants, to sur- ?? 1;, Feb. 17, at Basinghall-street. Solicitors, Messrs. 'nllocks, London Thomas Manning, High-street, Camden Town, grocer, Jan. 17, Feb. 17, at the same place. Solieitor, May, London Hugh White, Topsham, builder, Jan. 19, Feb. 9, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Exeter. Solo. Messrs. ...