... Londea, Tuesday Evening. LTue demand,,for produce has be-ca. good from the home- trade since we. last wrote ; and for shipment purchases to a fair extent were-made; the business transacted has been much 6larger than last year at the same time. The quantity of Dro- d re res sed ssle has been small ;- but some largo auctions are ecae.The arrivals have teen to a fair extent Since last Tuesday. ...

... ,_ - - , 1 1 - - -- - ?? - .- ?? _- - ?? ?? . - WKFIELD CORN MARKET. YESTERDAY, JANUARY 13. The ,arrival of Wheat for this day's market being emall, and the millers generally lean Of stock, a good extent of business has been done, and an advance of Is. per qr. readily obtained. Barley has also met ready sale, at an improvement of Is. per qr. Oats have been more in demand than for some time ...

... WOOL. THlE: WOOL TRADE, London, Thursday.-The imports of wool into London during the week ending to-day have been 31160 bales, of which 1400 bales were from Turkey, 1310 from Sydney, OWa from Russia, 139 from the Cape, 33 from Buenos Ayres, and 281 from Germany. The accounts from the Indin' markets report generally rather full stocks of woollen goods, and a dull demand. At Singa- pore on the ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, TUESDA Y, Ja7s. 10. iBIIAN IZtCIS. IBATHi W7illiam, ,f Pit,,tn, i: ?? coniytV of Stafford, brandy Tnerclasit. to sur. .Ian. i7. sa- 2. and Feb. , at i1, at the Court of llsnkruptey, lBitrissglsam.-s.l. William Bilstou. Pet. cr. .loseplh OiIskle-y W'dVals.ad br:ndy miclsant. .ltOAG Itobtert, of IlirkLenhea:Ld, in the county of Chester, baker ,tod tour dealer, d. c.lto our. .1Jan ...

... LEED& CORN MARKET. n JA~s. 10.-Our 8UPPIY Of Wheat and al.l Othergramir is onlyrno. rtefor this day's market All descriptions of wheat are held firmly by merchants at ls. to 2s. per quarter over last week's rates, but millers camply very reluctantly, and only uecessitons~buyeors give the-atdvratner . arleydisY morein dead t are moree inquired for atf rather betterprices. Oatsreainsi it vpihsss ...

... The subjoined circular has just been issued by Messrs. Dawson and Hance, wool brokers, Liverpool:- Oar report of the state of the Foosl Market, we regret to say, call be only the echo of our last Annual Circular, whose prog- nosticatiois have been far too literally verified, both as to their tendencies and extent, and leaves the prospect of the coming year less flattering than might be desired ...

... I BRITISH SLAVE TRADING ON T E COAST I OF AFRICA.-DR. -MADDEN'S REPORT. I TIIE publication of Dr. MADDEN's Report otl :1 the state of the British settlements in West Africa, 0 has given rise to a controversy, which is raging at prc- s sent ins the daily papers with uncommon virulence. t The estimable and benevolent DocToR is attacked in -some dozens of columns of abuse by the parties whose v ...

... PRICES OF SHARES IN CANALS, RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASSURANCE, AND OTIER COMPANIES' STOCK. Dividend. ?? Price. Pie CANALS. Jan. 6. Ja.13. X. s. d IX~. s.. d. X £ 7 6 Ashton and Gldlham ?? 7 10 U)li SI 12 0 BIarusley ?? 16)) 0 - - 13 10 Caideroand Ileblbe ?? 1 0 0 160 360 7 9 Grand .Junction ?? 10!), 0 0 125 1240 1-Huddersfield .v.. 57 6 6 l~k 10k i7 K1ennet &Avon ?? 31 1010 - - 1 10 Lancaster ?? 4760 ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, FRIDAY, Jan. 5. BA.NICRUPTS. Atll te ''lines qf Colslydssiooio-sr in 3lidd'esexarehldat th Co'Is o asims' Cousrt1'r, B3,ssiyghaf ll5reet, Losdso. e I G A.WVTllOhsP William, of lluddersdleold, in the county of York, plumber allnd glaziler, and retailer of beer d c. t; sur dan. 1,l, and Feb. 2, at 1, at the CoUrt of tiankruiptcy, Leeds-MeL' y ]lellawvell, lluederstleld.-Pet. cr. ...

... NI IkE K ET JNTELLIGENCE. ?? - I.-I LONDON CORN EXCIHANGE, MONDAY, JAN. 9TH.- We have to report the arrival o., a very limited sap- ply oft English Wheat up to our mi;rict sece this day ke'nnight, coa~twise as woli a. by land carriage, anti sample, the quality of whlich was toleraoly good. In coesequence of the emall quanti y on the stands, and tho large attendance 0t botli London and co.rtry ...

... (From the Sheffield Indepcndent ofuSatl.rda1-) It is our deeply afflictive duty to announce the worst piece of local news that ever was published in Sheffeld,-the stop- page of the Sheffield Old Bank, of Messrs. Parker, Shore and Co., lthat highly respected firm, ?? have earned and maintained, until ithis time, a degree of public confidence such as no country bankers have exceeded. The ...

... 3Manlruapt5o, rc. - lre London Gazelte of Friday, Jan. 13. BANKRUPtpS. James Beason, Bury-court, St. Mary-axe, upholterer to surrender Jan. 20, at ten o'clock, March 3, at balt pas tten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Mss* Lofty and Potter, Kivg-strebt, Cheapaide; effiiala. signee, Mr. Whitmore, Basinghall-street. Wijljarn Smith and John Stickalo, Queen's-buildings, Knigbtsbridge, ...