... 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 ...

... I:: -~ % l ,I. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET,. YESTRUD~y.. We heave a moderate arrival of whe.'tt but small or other articles, Fin ewhite wheat supports lastiweek's' rates; but inferior is. lower. Fine barley Gd., and other qutalities is. cheaper. Beans, oats and shelling as last reported. In other articles no change. Arrivals this W~eek. Whea~t. 6950 r(as 15 rs Shelling.. 1135 Ids Barley ..2950 qrs ...

... STOPPAGE OF TllE BANIK OF PARIER, SHORE, AND CO., OZ SHEFFIELD. The Shqgfield I adep~edeiit ou Siturday says, It is our deeply afliective duty to aunnoulce tlhe orlst piece of local ne vs that ever .,as published in Sjieffield-thle stoppilge ot the Old Bank of Messrs. NParker Shore and Co., that hiighly-rcspected urin, who hive earued and ninintaiuedI ultil tids time, a degree of public ...

... I .C , .. . .. . .. : . ; ?? I! . 1z. ad 11. . ,. . . . . . -. _e1 ?? 8 IA . a .- _-L . SLE F;Gd. l. J; Caasonj- Llvdrpool dord3 rmerelant, ?? 27, tst twelve, and Fhehrua y '17, 0bt'elevenjt th. tonrlof Bank. ;rdptdy,Liveipoolh't MtL JNi Follettlofoielaii.sleee Liver. nob~irl Atto':Mi,-,;~ibwndefa^6d Cal, iveorpeoli! % bf -li~erpicolf 6xeebat'cii )Fe',ruat ,:i~ at n.,;led M cls'ibi , ...

... 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, ...

... ?? . . ;, : :. I m- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - of (vao~s un owie uaafrrd anw.) 17 he ?? the ounry has1be3. Mu sine my last the weather in this Parto th0 nlry5b5 s-very SIvre We have had a larp quantity of snow, AceOempa- on ler Mane by some f~rost, and several severe gales. The dfistr done M.. *,W b the latter has not been very great, ceonsidering the acet On tb wth which It raged; but the snow has had ...

... Ua-l tp t He ?? 0I y LONDON RIAZET'fT Y, JANUARY 13. r CASSON John, of Liverpool, corn merchant, Jan. 27, E Feb. 17, Bankriupts' District Court, Liverpool. Soli- tors, Messrs. Lownufflt, Biasou and Bjateson; Livor- t pool. Pet cr Willtii Di on, Livcrpool, on behalf of fi the Liverpool Borough Bank. Dated Jan; 10. COBHAM. George FrederPck a'nd Willia u BurtWright, i of Peckharn and Gravesend, ...

... I .MARKET9. LIVERPOOL-CORN MARXET.-Tuesday laet. *There was a -very slender attendance of buyers at to-day's market, and the trade generally was dull at about the prices current on thisaday oe'rifillihl; thero; wasi however, no dis. position to poress. soles~of oly~article. ; I I . . ?? - ?? d. s d. Wheat, English, white, VO 70The ?? 8 0to 86 Ditto,:rod ?? 3 7a Irish, red, choicest ?? 4 7 0 * ...

... sbc jlavlto. I ?? \ MANCHESTER CORN IMARKET, SATURDAY.-I Owing in part, no doubt, to the boisterous weather, supplies from all quarters are on a moderato scale. The trade, during the woek, as regards holders, has manifested much firmness, and prices have shown an upward tendency. On the part of buyers, however, so much caution and reluctance to comply with the advance have been evidenced, that ...

... 13ankru;ptd, &r. From the London Gazette of Fridaty. Jan. 13. Pb _ ItENSON, James, upholsterer, Bury-court, St. Mary Axe, M'sle Lon~don . ith SMITH. Williem, and John Stickals, cheesemongers, Queen's- Cnl buildings, Knightsbridge, Middlesex On ti COBHAM, George Frederick, and William Burt Wright, for ?? bulldoer. Camdent-place, Peclshani. Surrey, and Gravesend, El DAWt Stepheri, upholsterer. ...

... [ ferascub tericed gtutre~rt, *THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1843 COLONIAL ?? Biritish Plantation Sogar there hastbicenlittle doing. The gri.cers. ?? adeclineointibe pricesof Bengal, owingtesitheheatvy arrivals, ?? reluctatnt buycer. isd only tosutiply their presenit wants. 'I lao ates of ibm wetek amount onlyton bout Oil) li~las. )Vet Itndiasat ftormer prices and 110011 bags flungal at at slight ...