... LEEDS CORN MARKET. [5 May 2.-At to-day's market we had a good supply of Wlteat, d andi a moderate one of other articles. There is a very fair de- mand for Wheat, and fine qualities are Is. per quarter dearer; N other sorts fetch rather more money. Barley is in request at former rates. Oats and Beans a little dearer. 1- PRICES CURRENT AT THE CORN EXCHANGE. ;e S. S. a, E. a WHEAT-Essex and Rent ...

... LONDON GAZEr'/A, TUJSDA 1, ljr, 2. B3AN K RUPTS. ALL J.ohnbi of t 'i 3 ototobt~i 'l y f~~~tet ~ Itatns ?? le colint- or su:rn), bla-',!-w-ito Si~r In Mv i). at ila if- patI su tinale at 12.ilS,. Mfliit' aid, ('arr. fatCheap. o1et r o IdNNIad Nillc ?? Wint. Leo spim ?? ani, T' ontita B9ealeVt'~Otc- ~; onnsra, lorittgh, if~flft ( -'r'of UpI c-r Tenmsjie-;tr-et, an~d of ?? ',tr'el, 1 'l1t in 1. ...

... LONDON GA ZETTE. TUESDAY, AMay 23. BAN KRUIPTS. ALTAZIN Charles, of Conduit-street. in the parish of Saint George, Hlanover-square, in the county of Middlesex, up- holsterer, to stir. June 1. at I2, and July 4, at II.-Sol. Pike. 3 Old Biurlingtonis-treet.-Pet. ers. Win. and Frederick Reid, of Condutstreet, Hanover-square, linen drapers. 3COOPER Charles and Thomas COOPER, of the laarish Of ...

... - - -- ~I Dzrsdeod. ,Sare. I riet. P2ice. CANALS. - -- CANALS. j ?? S May 12 £. s. d. £ . z d. I My.£ 7 0 Ashton and Oldham .. v.. 7 18 0 703 70i 12 0 Barnsley ?? I .. 1310 Calder and Hebble . 100 o 0 280 280 7 0 Grand Junction . av 100 0 0 142 142 Huddersdield ?? av.. 67 6 6 l Oi 14 1 7 Kenet & Avon ?? av.. 31 1810 - - 1 10 Lancaster ?? av.. 47 6 8 26 26 34 0 Leeds and Liverpool. loo o0 60 ...

... The Spring demand for woollen cloths may ?? beonsidered as having passed its height, and some toler- a ccurate idea may be formed of its character and amewit; SWc believe, then, that we are quite justified in I tating that, as a whole, the transactions of tlsis spring fall 1 short of those of 1842 ; the difference either way is not, *t0vercr, nlaterial- Confining our observations entirely to ...

... WOOL. TaE WOOL TnADR. LONDON, Tlithrsday.-The imports of . wool into London during the week ending to-day were again large, X beigg 2,754 bales, of which 2,530 were from Van Diemen's Land, 24 from the Cape of Good Hope, 54 from Peru, 4 from Monte Video, 8 3 from Gerroany, 93 from Algos Bay, and 41 from Bombay. The mar- I ket is rather good. f A.ccounts of May 8, from Leipsic, givea tolerably ...

... MARliEf 1NJ'EL!1mc,;;, ?? ?? RiCHMOVD CORN DSIAt'KLT, SATURDAY, APRIL -29. re We Ild a very large eupply of Grain in ournajrket Ir to-day. Wheat sold front. 5a 31 to 6e 3e. oats Is tod 2 l10d. Barley 3s 3d to 3i bd. Bean 8s 3d m to 3B 9d per bushel, 3d MANCIIESTEB CORN MARKET, SA1 UEDAY, A PRIL 29. :1 -There is no change to notice in the trads, the ?? transactioas in Flour and Oatmeal during ...

... . The week's import is 24,345. The stock previously was 781,550. The sales this week are 31,170, of which 11,.500 are on speculation, and 950 for export, leaving a stock of cotton now in the port of 779,2-2, which is 155,732 bales more than at the same time last year. The stock of American is 389,114, being 154,652 bales more than at this period last year. The apparent weekly consumption up to ...

... PRICES OF SHARES IN CANALS, RAILWAYS, BANKS, ASSURANCE, A OTHIMR COMPANIES' STOCK. n oli ?? L |a. d CANALS. ag s, d. ~ ~ a.~ Ma19 Ma 7 0 Ashton and OIdhar ?? d. ze 18 | M I C 12 0 Blarnsley 97l 0 - 70 _. 110 Calder and~R He-bble I., ?? 7 0 Grand Junction ?? V 0o 142 2g0 ?? uddersfield ?? &V. 142 I 7 Kor net & Avon . a- 11 01 110 Lancaster ?? 31 Ill 10 _ avI& -47681 26 5 34 0 Leeds and ...

... l~~~ieidesd.Shre. Ie, ~rt. CANALS. April28 May 5 ze d X~~. :. d. X£ X 7 0 Ashton and Oldhamn. .av.. 97 18 0 701 70i 12 0 ?? 0 0 - - 13 10 Calder and Ilebble ?? 0 0 28)280 7 0 Grand Junction ?? 100 0 0 141 142 ?? uddersfield ?? 57 66 109 14 1 7 leunet &; Avon ?? 31 18 10 - - 1 10 ?? av.. 47 680 26 26 34 0 Leeds and Liverpool. 1110 00 61)1 65 10 10 Leiceeter ?? 0 0 - - 25 0 Mersey & Irwell . ...

... . POLITICAL VICTIMS' DEFENCE AND SUPPORT FUND. e s d. Previously acknowledged ?? ?? 454 15 6 IStar Coffde House, Golden Lane - 1 10 0 Wandsworth ?? 0 11 0 Goldon Lion, Chureh Street, Soho ?? 0 4 101 Clerkenwell ?? ?? ?? ?? 0 4 0 Stone Masons, Orlingbury 0 3 6 Shoemakers, Peek Lane, Birmingham . .. 5 0 Northampton ?? ?? ?? 16 6 Mr. Jonas, do. ?? 1 0 Mr. T. B. Chapel, Brompton ?? 2 6 Salford, ...

... 2 C. 9 BANKRUPTS. 6 Al gthe Meetings of Caminssioners in Mriddlesex are held at thV 0 Comtypnisioeroes' Cotert. Basinglhall Street, London. O CUNDALL llenry, of Little Madham, in the county of Hlert- ll ford, innkeeper, and carrying on business as a farmer at m 'O Little ?? aforesaid, in partnership with W~illiam Hine. h, as a trader, indebted jointly with the said William liine and t ...