... LONDON SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY, JULY 31.-From all parts of England, bat more es- peeially from Norfolk, the Fresh arrivals ol Beasts up to oar market to-day wore compared with those reported for several weeks past, on a very moderate seale, while a considerable falling off was observed in their general quaiity. Notwithstanding tise defi. ciency, the limited state of the receipts of ...

... LONDON CO(eN FXCHANdE, MOYDAY FFB. 20i11.- Since this day se'nnight, the arrival of Etwlishi Wheat up to our market, ccastwise as well as by land carriage and sample, have been on a very linited scalb, and, owing to the prevailing humidity of the i atmosphere, of middling and inferior quahly. I'o- I day, the best descriptions were mostly takien off a' prices about equal to those noted on tbis ...

... Ball1kruplo, &C. - /R- vwz- - #K- - wRz##v- - - So- - w- t- -- - - - -- -- -- F-oem the London Gazette of Friday, Mlay 25. BANKRUIrTS. John Oliverand John York, S ony Shatford, bankers,t to surren.er Jan. 13, July 7, at eleven o'cloock, at the I Bankrupts' Court: LotOns, Massrs. Cardales ;amdi lif, Befoad.t'v ow; and Mr. ParroS, Stony st~atfocl ; oicial' asaigtet, Mr. Whitlaora, Basinghali ...

... M&RKET INTELLIGENCE. | LaVuJOon- C6Ro MARESe, MONDrA. D1 C. Ig.- Since this day se'nnight we have had ftrther liberal supplies of Oatmeal from Ireland, with'a fa!i quan- tity of Flour, and moderate arrivals of grain thence- and~j coastwiSf.. There are also reported from Canada 1570 qrs. of Wheat, 270 qrs. of Peas, 0-nd 8500 brls, of FloUr.. Throughout the week the trade has been inactive, and ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, FED, 13.- Fresh up, to-day, scarcely any Wheat came to hand; in the few transactions reported, the currencies noted on this day se'rnight were supported. From abroad very little Wheat has been imported. A good, but by no means brisk, inquiry was apparent for the finest Wheats, at quotations about equal to those of last week. Barley went off at toll prices. Iu Malt ...

... baivtruvtO, atc. From the London Gazelte of Friday, July 28. BANIKRUPTS. Edward Reynolds, Merton, Sutrey, silk and woollen printer, to surrender Aug. 10., Sept. 8, at half-past !leven o'clock, at the Bankrupts' Court: solicitors. Messrs. Reed and Shaw, Friday-street; official as- signee, Mr. Whitmore, Basinghlall.street, Meyer Lever, Great Winchester-street, commnssion merchant, Aug. 10., Sept ...

... FEARFUL OCCURRENCE ON T'HE TRENT, AT STOKE. The banks of our beautiful river, the Trent, pre- sent so beautiful a variation of exquisite scenery, and the bosom of its waters affords such charms for those who love aquatic sports, that there is no wonder a taste for these pleasures has latterly grown amongst the young persons in this locality. Friday last being a day of relaxation, several of ...

... MAPRIET INTELLIGENCE. - -- ?? - , ?? . ?? - ?? LEEDS CORN MARKiET, TUESDAY, FEB. '28-The supplies of Grain to this day's market are rather larger thanlast week. Wheat has been dull sale. and ?? quarter lower. Barley, Oats and Beans, very little alteration from last week. THtE AVERAGE PRICES OF WIHEAT, FOR ?? WEES ENDING FEB. 28, 1843. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Rge. Beans. Peas Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. ...

... 3Sanituplo, Vc. B AN KRU 0' s. From the London Gazette of Fridafy, Sept. 29. Jnmes Smyth, of 143, Horton,'Old.town, linandraper, Oetober 10, at eleven, and November V, at one. at the Court of Bankruptcy. London. Mr. Gcorge Gibson, official assignee, 72, B.singL.;ll-street; and Mr. White, solicitor, London-wall. John Walter Glay aud Robert Gray, of Bishop Wal- thanw, Hampshire, cora-dealer, ...

... MARKET1 INTELLIGEvNCE. LONDON CORN EXCIIANGE, MiONDAY, FOB. 6TH, - The stands this morning exhibited a small show olf samples of Wheat of home produce, and the demand for the best descriptions wras brisk, their quotations were quito 2s per qr. above those noted on Monday last, while the other sorts wore is higher. In Foreign W~hiats the currencies rose is per qr. Good molting l arkfy found a ...

... 33alluvIp1t, &iC. From the London Gazette of FridaY, Jn@ 20. BANK5RUPrTS. Henry Andrews and Charles Twining, Peckham, Surrey, brewers, to surrender July 28, at two, August 29, e at half-past one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitor, h Ir. Roberts, Bride-court, Blackfriars; official assignee, B Mr. Wbitmore, Basinlghall-street. b William White, jun., Alderogate.street, chemist, & July 28, at ...

... THE NORTHERN STAR. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9,1843. THE effects of the Tariff, on the Provision Trade, are beginning to manifest themselves. American UnraXED cheese, and butter, and bacon, and hams, and lard, and beef, are being brought into England, to compete with the English farmer's TAXED cheese, bacon, and beef ! Rare way to pay the DEBT, iS not it? ! It is much if it will not in the end be ...