... Tise week's import is 5,43G. The stock previously a I24,71 5. The salca this week are 27.910, oif which 4(11t are on Speculation, and 11011 for export, leaving a stock of cotton now in the port of 4111i,2111, wvhichi is 20,5113 bales more than at ?? time lest year. ?? stock 'of Aime- IiI, i being 20,296 bales More then at this period Ilast yer 'flso, apparent weeklly corwitnrption sip to to ...

... 3 The week's import is 7,091. The stock previously was li 812,619. The sales this week are 24.290, of which 2,5OO are on il speculation, and 700 for export, leaving a stock of cotton Hi now in the port of 8077.920, which is 273,211 bales more than at 4 the same time last year. The stock of American is 6051,155, 0 being 261,520 bales more than at this period last year. The 14 apparent weekly ...

... l The West-Riding- has nobly responded to the call of the Anti-Corn Law League ; the meeting of Saturday be- ing a moat triumphant vindication of the principlesrof Free Trade, having been attended by not only a Strong muster of the farmers, and farm tenantry of the West Ridinga but ofI the landowners. About a month sgo it was intimated by the Council of the Anti-Corn Law League, tisat a ...

... MARKET INTELLIG>.i!CE. RICaMoND CORN MARKET, SATURDAY, APRIL 29. We had a very large supply of Grain ill Our market to-day. Wheat sold from 5s 3d to 6s 3d. Oats is ?? to 2s lod. Barley 3s 3d to & 6d. Beaus 3s 3d to 3d 9d per bushel. -AANCHESTEB CORN MARKET, SATURDAY, APRIL 29, .-There-is no change to notice inl the trade, the transactions in. Flour and oatmeal during the week having been ...

... THE COAL KINGS AND THEIR LAW- BREAKINGS. THE TRUCK SYSTEM. I We do not hear that the DuecE of HAMILTON has tt been made to eject the more than SIXTY females, in who are working in his coal works, at Redding, and Di to employ men in their stead ; or that the Carron Iron N Company have been forced to obey thq law, and dis- pense with the services of the more than ONE HUN-t DRED females that ...

... Uanfwt$0, acs. From dhe, London Gazette of Friday, Haorc 24. 3 BANtIUP 1I. . Thomas Hawkins, St. Jobn-street, carrier, to rar. render April 4. May 1, at twcive o'clock, at the Blilk. rupteI CDurt. Solicitor, Mr. Nichols, Middle-ternple. lasn; official assirree, .Mr. Graham, Basingball-street. Edward Turmraine, Canterbury, porter-m-.rchant, Apr l 4, at eleven, May 5, at twelve, at the Bank-. ...

... It is somewhat painful to state, that the prin- cipal manufacturer engaged in the silk blond trade, has stopped most of his frames worked by the hand but the rotary frames that are tended by ap- prentices are still going, having a few men to super- intend them. We understand that some small number of hand frames are yet retained, but at a reduction of one-sixth of the gross wages, which is one ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHAN0Ei MONDAY AUGUST 7.- The demand for all descriptions of Englijs Wheat was in a very s ~ugi h state. However, in some few instances, last Mimday's figures were obtained for the best runs of Essex white; but ail other kinds wa re from Is to 2s per qr lower than last week. In foreign whuat thb prices were Is per qr lower than last week. Bonded corn was mending. Barley at about ...

... THlE TRADE WITH THE EAST INDIES. Sr- ?? for ts Mr. Stikeruan, of the East India and China Association, ti 1 n s. ls5 jslt iblslised 11is coniparntiv cstat emcnlt of tie number n v, of' lritishs ilips, vith their tonlinge, hviltl llive cnteled t rs. inwards an(1 cleared outwards from ?? to places within tuis 1he dib limits of thle East Indin Compiany's charter in th1e y eas hal ns 1841 and 1842 ...

... aqiz .En tellfgence. - ?? ?? - ?? PORT OF HULL. on TaLsEGsen OrPeco, Sept. 28-Wind at the Humher Float, B et. ?? blowing fresh. Bar. 29.82.-Off the Humber Float, G Dok Outward-No. 1816, Emerald Isle, star., at 6 A.M. No. 2136, lat Eagle, bk., at I t A.M. No. 2179, Neptune, stair., at 12 noon. A ?? anchor in Hawke Roads-No. 2167, Canton, ship. At tlh ked anchor In Grimsby Roads-No. 2541, Derby, ...

... In:n..cfa. .Amarkets.I I -dut aa Z ?? he INSPECTOR'S WEELY CON ETURN FOR. HULL'. 7 'as QD~N~t~'kR5.. A AOONT. Pa Whssats * 00qs 2648 1 7R2' 03 B0 ~*Barley. 37 7 21 l 1 1 'A is ?? 348 0 273 1 0 01 iS 8 't ?? . 8 413B 36 111 0 -E ?? ?? 218..17 i~1 -es ea ?? 2* 0 3 11. 0 1156 EI ed . HUXLL CORN EXCHANGE, Dee 26.-sThr lies not been , H *iur much business done in any branch of the trade durihg; the ...

... PARKER, SH1ORE, & CO.'s BANKRUPTCY. i The first meeting of the creditors undier the fiat of bank- I ruptcy issued against Messrs. Parker, Shoce, & Co., bankers, Shef- field, took place at the District Court of Bankruptcy, Commercial Buildings, Leeds, on Wednesday last, before Mr. Commissioner WVceT. The business of the sitting was for the proof of debts. There was only a limited number of ...