... Ar_ - __ ?? - T. - u_- NOVEMBER 8.-It is again our pleasant duty and to report favourably of. the condition of the woollen trade. ;en- The activity, not speculative but steady, which we no- We ticed in our List monthly report, has continued almost and unabated, throughout October; nor is there yet any try. decisive appearance of slackening. The truth is, that nee whether owing to the guarded ...

... LONDON NEWS OF FRIDAY MORNING. a ROYAL EXCHANGE, Lotdon, l7tursdky Evening. t TRADE WITH CHINA.-Accounts from Leipzic state that O important consigerments of Saxon manufacture had been forwarded P to China, amounting in value to 200,Qno dollars, and that several t hundred persons were interested in the speculation. It would appear t from this and other movements that there is scarcely a ...

... ANOTHER TRIUMPII FOR FREE TRADE. THE KENDAL ELECTION. Tnu Kendal Election has issued in the return bl of the Free Trade candidate, Mr. WAnnuRToN, by a most C )r triumphant majority, and one considerably larger than the a] most sanguine of his supporters had allowed themselves to n 2 expect. The Poll at its close stood as follows:- sC - HENRY WARBURTON, Esq ?? 182 a] GEORGE BENeINCcs, Esq . ?? ...

... LONDON GAZBTTE, FRIDAY, Nov, 3. air- ABANKRUPTS. gls, All th' 12fectinIsosf Coahnissioser: ti Middlesexarehledat the _ tos- C.OMMlsiontntsjoarl-s' Couert, B aIsinghal.1 Street. London. _ inal GILES Thomas Ililson, of flow, in the comity of Middlesex, 1l'y omnibus proprietor, to stir. No'v. I6 antd l)ec. 12, atr II-Sro. - iuo5 Lewis, Anridel-street.-Pet. cr. Swuiel Lazarus Laurence, in- of the ...

... ?? Pedro do Zulueta Was charged at the Central Cr;1i,!,aI Court, on Fridcyy, with inanning and ?? a vessel for the purpose of slave-trading. a ,T- facts ot the ease may be collected from theo olout ing statements contained in the opening speech i of hir. Sergeant BOMPAS, who, with Mr. Sergeant i TAnkFAUrD and Mr. PAYNE conducted tle prosecu- I tint. fo the year 1839 Lho Augusta, as sie had ...

... d. Stare. ?? Prict. flu CANALS. ?? CANALS.Nov. 3 Nov. 10 th 6 Abton and Oldham ?? 97 18 0 70 70 z 12 0 Barnsley ?? 160 0 0 182 180 se: 13 10 Calder and liebble ?? 100 0 028 280 fr( 7 0 Grand Junction ?? 1000 0 143 143 il. uddersfield ?? 57 66 16 1 1 7 Klennet & Avon .. ?? .31 18 10 - - th 1 10 Lamcaterav. 47 6 8 25k 251 in 34 9 ed n iepo . 0 8 0 i 10 10 Leicester . 140 0t0 25 0 erelrl . 10,0 ...

... - - ?? pr rrom the Loedon Gazette of FridaV, Nov. 3. BANKRUPTS. re Thomes Hileon Giles, of Bow, cmnibus proprietor, th November 16 and Dsecember 12, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Mr. William Tur- H quand, official aseginee, 13, Old Jewry-chambers; and ml Mr. Lewis, eolicitor, Arundel-atoeet, Strand. OH George Lawes, of Southampton, tailor, November 14, in at half-past twelve, ...

... lIII, . . A. o,-w-w ?? N ,j R- - ?? St LoNDoY CORN MARKET, MONDAY, Nov. lT1,-. of The arrivals of English Wheat have been on a very Y moderate scale, and of but middling and inferior to quality owing to the prevailing damp weather. The z demand for all descriptions was inactive, and factors are compelled to give way in price for that obtained on Monday last, of from Is to 2s per qr., and yet a ...

... MARKETS, TRADEy, &C. LEEDS CORN MARKET. NovE-II-7.-We have a good sulpply of Wheat and Barley for to-day's market, and only small of other articles. There Is h- a fair demand for WVheat, and for thee samples last week's prices are obtained; other descriptions are is per qr. lower. Balyis mold on rather easier terms. oats and Beans are scarce and dearer. PRICES CURRENT AT THE CORN EXCHANGE. ...

... - 7 - _ . The week's import is 10,629. The stock previously was 715,2(2. The sales this week are 16 0.50, of which 5.ooO0 are on speculation, leaving a stock of cotton now in the port of 712,791, whichis 226,613bales moretlhanattthesametimelastyear. The stock of Arperican is 513,916, being 71S:;05 bales more than at this period last year. The apparent weekly consumption up to to-day is 25,.- ...

... 9r, >WOOL. vre T2E WOOL TRAIDE.-London, Thursday.-The importe of ,ew wool during the week ending to-day have been only 808 boles, of nta which 436 were from Germany, and the rent from Sydney. Iby The following is the close of the daily reports of the public saoes d which terminated last Friday:- ln On Thursday last 2Messrs. Loughnan and Hughes put op 51, various parcels as follows:-35 bales of ...

... CORN AND ATL. MARKETS. ,h WAKEFIELd CORN MARKET A ~~~YESTERDAY, Nov snmxm 10. d I- There is a large arrival of Wheat t3 this day's marliet, ts and a very full attendance or buyers. Fine dry Sampsles of I- Wheat have nearly supported the prices of this day week, ~e but inferior sorts and such as are out of condition must be )r noted dull sale, at a reduction of Is. per quarter. The best .0 ...