... Ribcrpoof fnlarrut0. (ORN-EXCHANGE. TUESDAY, JULY 25.--The arrival4 heoe drting the weekc consirt of l31S qrso' of Wheat, a mode- rate quantity of Mali, Beans, and Floirr, ciastwisO and from Ireland. with a very limited supply of otilher articles theneo the fredi inmports from abroad cnmaprising nier ly 1 Ino3 qrs. of Peaq, G0 sfalch of Oatmeal and 4Y63 barrels nf Flour frour Canada. The last ...

... ?? Alaructo. CORN-.XCIIANGE. MlONDAY. JULY 37.-During last week, althotbll tie supply of English Wheat was good, rwe were enabled to make al Advance of 2s per qr. from MNouday. This morning we had a large supply from Essex, whiieh was sold at an iniprovement of 2s to 3B front tide day se'iniglt, being about Is beyond Friday, but tile trade was not brisk. Free Foreign was in demand at at) ...

... ?? n WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. YE5TERIIAT, JUNE 14. We have a short supply of grain to this day's market. Is The opinion increases daily as to the deficiency of the Stock, k of Wheat on hand; and it is now quite clear that an irnpor_. rttonwl be required to meet the consnmption of the Ycountry. We experienced a firm trade to-day for Wheat, - at an advance of fally 4s. per quarter from the rates ...

... LEEDS COURT OF BANhRUPTCY. l117SINESS OF THlE RNATTyrT, ?? I17SINNESS OF THIE ESTi0 WEEK t13 m~env., Tuly 10 -Parker, Shore, aril ]UI L exan iintloll ?? jourulied from Na w 1fo . thl, ballkelF , WII'. Osburn the yolilV'r. Leods ?? ?? . aid ti lrltt; Illonnas Nm..rrhiL, Sholf..itt - nnI'id -6Wrirt lilk! ic iliats, 4-1 ?? ,Johin Swalltdoifvwi and SOI, OL'.NT. alid' t 3 Win. Ilacklieas~e, Jas. ...

... I ~ I LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tueeday, Jut5 18. Our imports of grain, since Tuesday, have been greatly below the actual demands of the local millers-the granary stocks supplying the deficiency: such also has been the caoe in many other of the leading markets. A cargo of Wheat from Dan4ig is the only foreign arrival we have to report. Notwithstanding the fineness of the weather, and the de. ...

... I Newcaslle Corn AMarket, July 1.-We had again a, very small supply of Wheat at market to-day from the growers, as well as moderate arrivals.coastwise, and the whole met a fair demand, at an advance of Is per qr. on last Saturday's rates. Free foreign samples also commanded Is per qr. more money, but we had little or nothing doing in bonded. Oats were ineal supply and the turn dearer. For ...

... Hartlepool, June 29.-The Burfield Brothers, Pisper, arrived here on the 27th of June with loss of her fore- tops. North Shields, June 27.-One of the missing vessels of and from this port, for which considerable fears are entertained of her safety, is the Echo, Brown, which has not been heard of since she left the 'Mediterranean, several mouths ago. - The schooner Isabella and Catherine, ...

... IffitrittlM. C- - Josepi RI IRELAND. fiecone M. [FROM OUR OWN connESPONDENT.1 wood., M. Iraterford, J97Y 11, 1843- Sam d, The markets in this part of tba.county have remained firm White (O since my last. All quotations befu Ily Sustained. the guPPI John I Of of the principal articles appeared to Murnproved, and the dernani Sam 0in the same cheering Kroportion. The gertei traranceofth re 'lops ...

... ;AISZALET ZNITALNZaEXGM LONDON TheNEXCffANGE.-MON-*an take Ollff early by oar millers, at last blonday'a prices, Barley,. beans, and in Peas are unalteied invalue., Oats scarce, and flnencrui ealized sore be money. Flour moved oft'lowly, but was not cheaPer. WHAEsxPer Qr. 3. S. Pdr, Qr. a. S. WsrEexand Kent .red 44 5 2) white 47 S'7 Suffolk and Norfolk 4 9 4 56 ry Irish .. .. iC- Old .4* 40 ...

... I RO.M THE LONDON GAZETTE. I BANRRUPTS. E. Laughton, Wisbeclh, St Peter'E, Cambrirgeshiro, brewer J. Barwise, Pall Mail, London, house decorater and paper hanger F. P. Everett, Reading, draper G. F. Wienell, EdLware Road, Landoo, stationer 3. R. Spencer, Halstearl, Es-x, tanner E. Hiphin, Eeremont, Cheshire, coall dealer J. Cowherd, Hugill, Westmorelan'l, miller and maltster W. Pullen, St ...

... z~i),ping inttItgoece. Arvieed at Greeneck on Tuesday, the hrig Robertina, o I Gla*-lgw, Seotr, fromn rrinldad, in 36i days-sailedi I Bhut Experioneed a fine tassage. The bric Esse- quiho, of Gla-gaos, Lamrrit, fur Clyde, had sailed ten days prrevin.-the ihios Legcari, Brown, and the Johs S.~tt, Wlhie, b,-th of GIargov, and for Clyde, were loauied and ready fiar sea-the ship Calypso, also ol ...

... wal3al Davenport, July 23. The Caster, 36, Captain Charles G3iaham, nirrived here froar Partmai outhi ocl FMidav cirorniig. She is ,r- dered to be fitted at this part tic receive 5iljor-General G. C. dl'Aeuilar, hi s f(nclly ond suite, arond convey them to China, thel MAnjor-Genrrail having been appointed to succeed Lord Siltoun as Governor-iener1l. The Rateliffe freight ship has sailed with ...