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... STATI OF THE WOOLLEN TRADE. Tl,, 1 I .rJuy i, 1843. day eton of the Woollen Trade has been so unvary- Sob The COneisI fem months as scarcely to afford the materials for a to b iog for the -,boat repeating the same unwrelcome and wearying 'as amofubroken dulcness. For form's sakie, however, we make our lal icallitatelnent, and if furnishing nothing new or gratifying, the pie( Per dseot lie ...
... THE Returns have now been made up by the Accountant, and will be published in a few days with con- siderably more detail than before, and with several inter- esting additions. The Tables will fill twenty-one pages of _ a small octavo volume, and, we confidently believe, will remain a monument of the achievements of Christian zeal - on behalf of Education and Religion in these much calum- ...
... -- - -- ?? . en, by WOOL. Ind Tim WOOL TRADE, London, 27V -sdodn.-The imports of hes wool into Loudon during the week: ending to-day mive beetn Z,1 ner bales, viz. 3,437 from Sydney, 0113 from Ilobaxt Town, 42.1 frum Sereany, and .3. from Spain. ast The \eool macket here is much tlhe some, and on the Contineat ion there seems a fair degree of activity. red Accounts to April 8, from Australia, ...
... LONvDONZ AZ1E IT, WIRDAl Y, Juie 30. JIt itu. fAN;I. tJUPTS. all Alt th? Preelfiiqs of Cw~Aoiaiioone's ili Middlesex arer icid at tlN ,ut CUsIiieiolwers' Venti l Basoikhall Stre- t, Loidona. ALLEN Andrew, arld W'illialm ALIEN. of Su1th Shields, in the comity of 1irliilio;La,, t`.Aj S'lijpo !,I r. to si)r..WIly 1, - at lialt-piast I2, 1( ,LAug. 14, at 1. at rhl CoulIt ot Ianrlliptcy, _ Nw; ;I. ...
... K , _ _ _ dI The week's import is 80,420. The stock previously was B1 d ,1k'h slati ek r 8osof which 7511 are on wer d~peouatioii anti tto fo expor, leaing a stock of cotton byt now i theport f illcef,~viich is301,107 bales miore than at best the sametime los year. Te stuck f American is 716,1aa1 liee ;S en 0,2 ae oe hna hsproits year. the Mai apparen weeklyconsumtiule u to today is 4.5996 ...
... * LEEDS CORN MARKET. JUL1 1.-nr uplie fo t-da~smaxetare very moderate.I r'TeeI ?? n we advance our quota-I rs, tln a4 e ure;btbyr ei to act more cautious-I M.l nonieterpucae oimdaewants. Oats hre 1 iiisacan1. pe tn err n ?? 3s. per loadI ~5 ighr. ean met astadyreqestat s. erquarter mere 17 PRICES CURRtINT AT THE CORN EXCHANGE. is ?? S. S. 5. WHATa-Essex and Kent ?? 60 to 61 Do. 62 to 64 ?? ...
... LONDON GAZETTEI, FRfDAY, July 21. d l is 13~~~ANKRUPTS.T I- All the Meetinssq of Commissioners in Mriddlesex are heldt at the J. ig C'ominiseioess' Court, Beutinohaat Street. London. Yc x ANDREWS Henry and Charles TWINING, of the Hope P rwrteckham, in the County of Surrey, brewers, ro-J tirofbeer, co-partners, to stir. July 28. at 2, and Aug. 29 at Inalf-past I.-Sol. Roberts, Bride-ceort.-Pet. ...