... CORN EXCHANGE.-To this morning's market the sohw of comptc, uwcc ery emall, part enlarlli of Whleat, which article han impiroiedt in v'siue 2s. per qr. for Ongliohk and Iii.for Foreign, wit/i a hetter satill foar thin loller description. In Baoley sre con unte no iidvancee; tile Irode boo been rather sotom, at toot weeks Plrieeo. Fine deeeriptionii of Otto are hrtd at tind maintatin flrin, ...

... T I FA.F Eitu'.7tTi U.S EXETC: MAKRETS. C'ATTl . - ; --hIn tli lillo r'limpct 2s22tshlii a I 2l2 222 arF2222? 11 F.11 ? %! \\ I iF 22 il, ed t.lo1 SI' 22 ) Fl 2' I,: 2l5e or oi,%. !1,: u ill olne oee~lla tcl-1110.2 . S22ill ,,,i I olF' i. 22221 1w: 42, 12' qldfu SCl iv i-lilt. bllt II 11. t11]:1l m\l~ ro uk I fli i w [; 1lo d.,oi J, :\1. illce ,1l~lllt~ ?? li, l!i 111\ildl ?? ! i t~f1wli: ...

... PoorM THE LONDON GAZETTES. MUBANRUPTS-FRIDAY. Fredk. Catbush, Kennington, Kent, seedsman, to surrender Feb. 10, Mlarch 17, at Besinghall - street. Solicitors, Francis and Son, London Win. Marshall, Worthing, butcher, Feb. I1, March 24, at the same place. Sols. Palmer and Co. London Alexander Norton, Edward -street, Portman -square, uphol- steoer, Feb. ll,Mar.24, at te same l)1ace. Sol. Kinsey, ...

... MATARKE1T EXTELLIGENCE. oer LONDON CORN EXCHTANGE.-MONDAY. ~ro Tiro supply or' English wheat was very lshort this morising, arid it as was taken off readily at an advance of is. to 2s. per quarter over last Mendsy'a prices. In barley, beans, and peas we n10te no alteration. Oats experienced a steady demand this morning at the rates of last Msonday. Per 52r. S. S. Per Qr. S. it. WREAT, ES sex ...

... 1.AT'ST ZNT=ZLZGZNCR. FRO-M THE LONDON GAZETTE, . PM BANKRUPTS Thomas Pearson, Liverpool-road, builder James and Thos. Whitelaw, Store-street, carpenters Edward Tribe, Bcdford-strcet, seriveler Jos. Cooper, Sutton, near Macclesfield, mereor ltd. Shepherd, Liverpool, shoemaker Joln Barraclough, Bradford, timber mercrhant John Spivey, Lepton, Kirkhcatosi, provision dealer Wm. C. Thornton, ...

... IPCROCElMcNGS Or TEX NWl-COLZN.nALV I IMAGUM AT MQANCH~iTZR sa E The proceedings have been of a most important character. Independent of the sectional meetings to consider the effeots of the corn-laws on different branches of national prosperity -on agriculture, on commerce, and on mnanufactures-a large meeting was held on Thursday, to inquire into their effect upon the physical, moral, and ...

... BIR!STOL ZMPOnTS. In the Barbara, from Mauritius: Messrs. C. E. and W. C. Bernard, 52S2 bags sugar In the Sybilla, from Mauritius: Hilhouse & Co. 15 casks 4598 blgs sugar; Miles & Co.45IC ditto In the Shamrock, from Dablin: Parsons & Co.0 boxes linen Cole and Co. 3 boxes I bale ditto; W. WVreford, I bale Scotch goods; Warin= & Co. 30 hhds 10 brls 1t0 kildq Guinness's por- ter; llunmphries & Co ...

... ITRADE, COrtuSCEi, & M NrNU ACTVRlS. I COLONIAL MARKETS-LoNDON, AVEDNESDAY, (Fros the Colonial Gazette.) The markets have been in a dill state since oar last; the home trade has operated with extreme caution, and for sbip- ment few sales have been made in goods. Merchants have been desirous to sell, and having pressed large parcels upon the mar- ket, a decline in prices has been the ...

... 3DZSTOra. IWA.RILETS. CATTLE MARKET. NtIUMBER. Calves ?? 93 PRices. Beasts .. 303 Asses , .. 0 Beer, per cw, ?? 59S Sheep .. 9.3 Pigs 19S Motion, per Ib. 5.1. 6d. Hotises.. .. 27 Sucki gdittn 29 Pigspersc. s. 0d. 7s Od. BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. a. d.srd. 5. d. .. English Wheat, periim. Malt, pale, per bUsh. 7 o 7. bushel ?? 0 6 6 ?? brown, ditto .. 7 0 7 Irish ditto ?? 5 d 6 0 Beans, ditto t ...