... LO.X-NivUV GAZETTE, FrIDA Y, Jan. 20. i-l ?? {iC e ltANt~ttCITS. ; Aj 1t1e 1'ce 11re glitgco t )?sl. ?? it, Mridctkexr are held at the 1. co C ?llltits;O!eltO' Cot'vet. 8fiO~ttihSIS Street. Londo on. °, EDG~i;E Elizcbethi of liar-leyCroon, 'tl the parish of DawvteV! ii the counity of o:l(ip, victaL - to su:. .1aLn. 9i; and Feb.t 4 1 ?? :st f. ?? CIte Co:I : t oril ,tk-npteev. Iirinitighnii. ...

... MARKETS OF COLONIAL PRODaCE. London. 2'esdeu- Even ice. The merean.iie markal'ts have Ibeen rn-a duiil state sine- this day ixeek: the blusiness transacted for eaportation N., Ibeen trllIng. ,'lid il e Thome trade have per~atede with cauiti.n. Holders haaie be~n desilmtis tosell. andl ji)!ces lli,,edeclincd oi several Iarticies. large poreel., of goods -1aving ae-eu pressesi ir sale. The ari ...

... LOANDON GAZETTE, TUESDAY, Jan. 24. DA1NKCRUPTS. BEAU John, of Rarnogate, Isle of Thanet, in the county' of Kent, to our, Feb. .3 and March 7, at If-dots. Reed and Co., Friay-tret.-et.er. 3Mm. Saxby, Ramnsgste, builder. CLAJIKSON Thomas Charles, late of Loath, in the county of Lincoln, b ut neow of No. 55, Commllercial-read, Lantheth, in sthe county of Surrey, tanner and currier, tosear Jan. 31 ...

... Nanhrtylo, Vc. ?? -1-11 ?? ?? From the Leond=o Gazelle of Friday, Jall. 2 BANKRUPIS. Charles Evans, Whitectapel-road, potato dealer, and Hounsditch, corn dealer, to surrender Feb. 1, ut one o'clock, at the Court of Bankruptcy, BasingRball-streq; solicitor, Mr. Watts. Bermondsey-street; oflici aesig. nee, Mr. AlMsgar, Birchin-lane. S.smuel Maw Long. Enfield, lime burner, J:n G at ten o'clock, ...

... HUDDERSFIELID CLOTri MARKET, TUESDAY, JAN. 24.-Tho business transactions of this day were very light; an ?? upon the last cannot be quoted in any one department. Most of the frequenters of the Market appear amazed at the inactive state in which trade remains at present, with every probabi- lity of its continuance. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JANUARY 23 -The arrivals oft the past week have ...

... TkHE CLOTHING MANUFACTURES. WOOL. TaHE WOOL TRiesis, Lonedoa, T/turssIles.-The imports of wool into Londoit daring the week, ending to-day amount to 851 boles, of solicit 54 ore front Sydney, ICC5 from Hes; as front tGeriuaitx., aind G fran ithe Cape of Good Hope. Upn h Pl inst. thel clot-h marker of Loipzie had been brought to loe.7h Ordinary doesriiptions si-rernat first neglected, burt ...

... 1411 2. I Share. Priie. P12ri~Ce. - ?? !Jn.]0 £..d. Ln liam..v. S. £.~ 7 0 Aslton an lhmaJ 7 1 81 01 12 4) B~arnsley . 100 0 - B 13 10 Calder and Sb . 1044001170 170 P 7 0 Grand junction ?? HiJ0 0 125 12?2* It] Hudderslieid . ?? 547 4 100 14., ?? i7 Kernet, & AVon ?? V 31 10 10 I- 1I10 ?? av. ;147608 27 7 1 34Ii Leeds and ?? 6 4000 000* 1410 lo Leicester ?? 0 0 - f 25 4) 'Mersey & ?? 101) ...

... The supply of Wheat and Barley to this days market is large, ?? only moderate of other Grain. The fines-t samples of Wheat have been in fair request at an abatement of is. per quartf,, but low qualities must be noted Is. to 2s. per quarter lower. Barlcy is dull sale at a decline of Is. per quarter. Oats fully support their value, but Shelling is rather lower. In other articles no material ...

... CORN AND CATTLE MARKETS WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. YESTERDAY, JANUARY 27. The supply of Wheat and Barley to this day's market. n is large, but only moderate of other Grain. The finest .d samples of Wheat have been in fair request at an. abate- t ment of Is. per qr-, but low qualities must be noted Is. it to 2s. per qr. lower. Barley is dull sale at a decline of Is. per qr. Oats fully support their ...

... THE CHALLENGE TO THE CORN-LAW I LEAGUE BY MR. O'CONNOR. THE industry of the League, in their efforts to isget rid of FEAsGUS is most untiring ! As soon as ever one project is defeated, or one tool exposed, another is hatched, and a fresh tool 6oughsi. They have found, however, that FFASIOus sticks. like wax ! He is a. most troublesome customer 3. He will not Isbe got rid of 3. With a ...