... 8TATE OF TRAD l -in the Ueo&a ClothwhamMi' 1na wee YORKU5U..4 the Thd Cfoth-hallhi last week, there was' ft tather mom Inay for low and middle sorts, but on the whole, a t 3Q rian_ fnths ?? o goods sold. Pries were etatlonary ta a and stocks smaller hansua at thissem In the Warehoues es Other wns no material improvement. In the Foreign Wool m: market the demand continued limited, and in the ...

... ,STAT OF TRADE. - ?? -1. -Th. ir LANcAsI1IRE, WRDNSD0AY, JANUARY. 11.-The silk trade at a Manhoester, Middleton, Leigh, ann Failaworth, has a better ke appearance, and rmny of the large mninufacttsers areexpeeting 5t Is a brisker trade than for many years pest, but at PreseiA the is weavers are badly off. The cotton trade at Bolton has a good St ..y appc ranoe. Qulltings maintain a very brisk ...

... -tbewoot irtic Curreat. Til THURSDAY, JANUARY It. 1842. and COLONIAL PRODUCE -British Plantation Sugar has been any V in fair demand, and very full prices obtained for 200 hogsheads, been (chiefly Antigua and Barbadoea,) 800 bags Muiis n 0, at vat amoutin to531 hoabeas DmerraS~l bag Maritusanddoing Foregn ontnuosin ooddemnd fom athrefiersandox.Pease ;~'rcrs 10 caes nd 00 arrls razl hve ...

... s ftru4,p &C. - Wesa tbet From the London Gazette of Fridav. Jan. 20. &o. tsq,, EVANS, Charles, potato and coal dealer, Whitechapel-road, Nel Middlesex, and HoMmsditph, City BOI Mr. LONG, Samuel Maw, lime burner and cattle dealer, late of B8d- j ib-b ney-hall, Norfolk, now of Northlodge-farm, Enfield Middlesex Bre age PRICE, Daniel Kerl, and Daniel Price, warehouasemen nd im- Ma eaer porters ...

... Ent-B-oad. Id be EAST INDIES. anee Old Englandl. Haodson, fin Calcutta, vwith 100 bg sugar. D and J M oadonald-864 do, Thompson, Aneersen acd co-70l do, J An- dorWoonk>-7 do, BailI y Brothers and co-2t97 do, nrder-78 eh in- diga. Fletcher, Alextander nod ?? bg turmeric, H llathefson. iuth. -807 bg sal fpetre, order-P DIk rite, Patriot Qoeen. Ioodless, fin Caletitta, with 5142 bg sugar, 1450 . ...

... Kill-part6. to A FRICA. Win. ~aflabbore, 1lsionlnewvay, fin Africa, with IO0 ck cpalmrO isO oil, 3 ek wine. A-iett ?? Ierningsay-Ch4 Dk G.,It II, M uri-0en, fin Cape of' Good HolpVe, with 30 p 40 hf p wviie, i) nial-mon ind lixon-72 hil p runi, S34 b1 w11 t hIdes, 1C0 orl.er-IlI Ig btiul timber, Zvilcheribart and co-60t bones, 1 Dixori-Q Dk EAST INDIES. CDirrvc, Freemn-, fin Ca'cutta. with 7S5 ...

... W THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. 1.-Wilnd S. W., light, goo d- General P.irlehiltlHy. from ilavannrah-Powhattan, Mar.- ,naS shall. Charleston-Queen Vietotia. leizieey, nedl itersey, Chris- 1 n- tie. Dublin-Noewcastle. Burton, and Roeyal Victoria, Hudson, a~s rad CarliILe-Gipsy, Waterford Pro P Old England. Hodson, from Calcutta at this port; sailed frn 2m h ad St. 1-elena ?? nit. On the 12(h nit., in ...

... ITtppigTq 3Intelttigexlce. FRIDAY, JANUARY ?? S. S. E. to N. N. AV. 54 Wanderer, palk, ?? this port. Onthel14thult., off Cape de Gatt, spoke the Maria Caroline, from Messina for 190 this Porti., 1trli90ghncp i t Vaults 33 Tecodolo Sterlingh nceAatwenice. 33 Pbanliz, Rietro, and Philomene, Christiet oe ?? 7 Ce, Messenger, M Handy. hence for New Orleans, at Falmouth, 726 with fonemastt sprnmg, ...

... teasulre,-D. .V.. ?? ire romt the London Gazelte of Fridau. Jan. 6. 4tltI I a PILE, George, and William James Bernard Staunton, wine ard Sara- too spirit merohante, Salvador-housne, Bishopsgate-street.WithOut, Al In Middlesex Al Ite MANNING, Thomas, grocer, Hlig-t Camden-town, Middlcesex A'll it-WHITE, Hugh, builder, Topsham, Devonsohire Ft to SWALLOW, John, son., John Swallowv, jun., and ...

... - rllriet0, neal IRELAND. Di ?? OuR OWN cOnRIrSt'oNDENT.] Orif i'racrtord, January 10, 1843. yeai The weather uduring the past Week has been verv severe. We D havy: had ii large poition of rain, accompanied byecold sWinds, nndd n Sundav a viry heavy fal of slow, eoneeqoentv thbe markets s here not iwe'n so weil suppiWItiS UtutaI alt-ush . r.o tuvourtlree t. ?? duribg the week, thee was a ...

... a1. and e Some light may be thrown upon the motives likely to deci .d sway- the Government of Brazil in its future commercial aggi it pokcy by considering the conduct of other nations to- doul w wards it, and the interests or principles which at the pro- dire. sent moment sway them. France, Austria, America, assui and England, are in the field as rivals for this connexion. Brit The debate in ...

... E THXE REVENUE. be eel nits at 'p ?? tet It e li it ier at at le Re ar it Pei art in et, tile in -r. Ila ci nor ua len 18' tic W I an lbe Ila 115 tsl rdi Ic ien asi We in( in- rm 6it. ile .el ;at y 'ati IaI )10 -01 In ic( tI iat taj its t' 2. oil MIi ais ier, ilb an' rot Li de. lad be- kid ale ce Wn thi ces Iy 510 bei In- Pix Cle ino 01A 2ts le at otter The decreaae in the revenue of the year ...