... MANEl EXPOSURE OF THE DEFECTS OF A 'E eERMAN MANUFACTURES. [CONCLUDED FROM LAST WTEEK.] f hu,iteliy. absese, similar to those found in the article of te ht e discovered in almost all other exports of German lines, ar which is felt most sensibly by the German merchants raisefsctrea reads fraudulent nanoples, and false packing, and aboas ttle goods are principally sold in tine markets where they ...

... *ive At the late annual wool fair, held at Hemel Heempstead, i. bee the Honourable fur. Ryder, one of the Members for Herts, corm- thsto plained bitterly of the depressed condition of the wool trade. We f In have seen no report of the speech delivered on that occasion by the 1 old, Hon. Member which could be relied on as accurate ; but this much I of of what he in reported to have said is, we ...

... The weeks import is 25,145. The stock previously was I 961,089. The sales this week are 25 800, of which 2000 are on ti s.pecnlation, and 3;000 for export leaving a stock of cotton co now In the port of 963,034, Which Is 293,278 bales more than at i the same time. last year. The stock of American is 757,018 . e being 273,469 bales more than at this period last year. The di i apparent weekly ...

... LONDONi GAZETTE, FRIDAY, July 7. s. BANKRTUT S. AUl the Mfeetl l(/s of Cotmniniasoiosxrs ite Uiddlesex are held at tid _ Cookloisiesners' Court, losinehallt dsret, London. it BOULTON William the younger and William Frederick - kg PALMER, of Statrord, in the county of Staitord, builders andt Ig copartuers, to sur..July 19 alrd Ang. 11, at half-past 1. at the ty Court of lblankraptcy, ...

... p ;0. THE WOOL TRADE, London, T7sursday.-During the 1 31 we ending to-day, t imports of wool into London have bran 03large, namnely, 4,784 bales, ofwhich 1212 were from Van Dijeuien's 00Land, 9155 from Fort Phillip, 1831 fromn Peru, 6.30 from Germany, It .by from Antwerp, and 28 from New York. The trade is without par- 33, ticular alteration. h cris At Berlin, we learn by dates of tbe 24th ult ...

... Llvauss.ee.l Share.I CANALS. _. _ 6 0 Ashton and Oldham. .av.. 97 18 0 12 0 Barnsley ?? 160 0 0 13 10 Calder and Hebble ' . 1.0.0. lo 0 0 7 0 Grand Junction ?? av 100 0 0 ?? Huddersfield ?? av 57 i 66 I7 Ke-net & Avon ?? av 31 1I 10 I 10 ?? 4V. 47 6 8 34 0 Leeds and Liverpool ?? loO0 0 1010 Leicester .140 0 0 5 0 -Mersey & Irwell100 0 o0 4 0 Peak Forest .av. about 78 0 o 0 17 f Regent's ...

... WOOL. ilt THE WOOL TRADE, London, Thursday.-The imports of the wool into London during the week ending to-day have been 4,793 in bales, of which 3,565 were from Sydney, 478 from Hobart Town, 5t7 be from Germany, 87 from the Cape, 137 from Buenos Ayres, and i9 lie. from Russia. The market for wool is steady. At Berlin on the 7th be inst. very little wool remained unsold, the accounts from ...

... 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. ...

... anitrupto, &r. Frtom the Londons Gazette of Friday, July 6. o1 BANsRuPrs. E James Young, Shirley, Hanspahire, builder, to Bar- render July 18, at half-past ten o'clock, August 18, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Soliciter, Mr. Caff, Half-moon street, agent to Mr. Harfield, South- ampton; official assignee, Mr. Whitmore, Basiugllall- street. James William Slatter, Oxcford, bootnmsker, ...