... Is.-- _1 - _- -- a. I WOOL. TOE WOOL TRADE.-LdOdl, Thursday.-The imports of isto Loandon during the week ending to-day have been 998 bales, 0f etich 448 w ere from Turkey, 440 from Port Philip, 105 fromn ?? sod the rest from Algna Bay. The trade is steady. ~doires to Sept. 30, from the Cape of Good Hope, report most fa- 15rshly of the state of the pasture and the crops. The colonists, we ...

... LONDOUN GdAZETTE, FIUDAY, Nov. 24. rBANKRUPTS. A Sf the .tl'ef taqo of Co0sMnissioners in Middlesex are held at the V e L'1Xtrosssdwsioers' V'ourt, BIasiflhalfl Strect, London. h BROWN John, the younger, of Tydee, in the parish of lBaseal- J n leg, in the county of Alonniouth, iron-founder, to sor. Dec. 8, t at half-past one, :nd .ian. 5, at 11. t the Court of Bank- I y ruptcy, Bristol.-Sols. ...

... Daultrupto, W. * | t ?? AS- - Sst- S- f-- -- -- ?? ?? - - - - - From the London Gazette of Friday, Nov. 2 4. BANKtRUPTS. Edward Locke and Alexander Dickson Mills, of 10, Lawrance Pountney-bill, City, and of Redditch, Wor- cesterehire, needle manufacturer, to surrender December 5, at half-past two, and January G, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Lonodon. Mr. George John Gra- ham, official ...

... ?? .- . , ., - . - - - ?? ,. . LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, NoV. 27.- In consequcicn of the tosterous weather sCaR , any VeSRels laden with Enpliell Wheat hove been ri. 'ived during the past week; but of Irish Oats a frll av-rage supple has been rec-ived. Thc receipts of Wlz. .t by lani carrioge from the neighbouring coimties wawv tolerably good; hut nothirg camis to h and by wates from tha ? ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET. .Nos. 28.-There is a fair supply of Wheat and Barley to-day, but that of Oats and 13eans continues verv limited. WNheat is in request at last week's prices. Barley fully as dear. Oats and Beans rather exceed former prices. PRICBS CURRENT AT THE CORN EXCHANGE. ; ?? ~ ?? 5. 8. B WHsarTESse1 and Kent ?? Old - to - White- to - . ?? Do. DoV . New 63 to rs Do. 65 to 56 . Norfolk ...

... 50 52 The week's import is 17,606. The stock previously was 3 77 rn721. The sales this week are 31,610 of 1which, 11.11115 are on 10 speculation, leaving a stock of cotton now in the port of 6.1 1174,GfY7 whichi is 236,502 bales more than at the same time Io last year. Thle stock of American is 465.126, being f293,117 31l bales mnore than at this pcried lest year. The ?? 23 weekly consumption ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, TUESDAY, Novamnber 28. ire !re BANKRUPTS. of BARNES George. of Queen-street, Portsea, in the county of o laists, innkeeper, to sur. Dec. 12 and Janl. 13. at half-past 12. 8a- iols. Messrs. Lawrence, Old Fish-street.-Pct. cr. Nicholas 111aughan, of Little l)istdl-llane, wine merchant, BATES John. of No. 3, Colt-street, Limehouse, in the county o, Middlesen. grocer and ...

... bolicitors, Leeds. COAN AND UAfTLE MARKETS I-, ?? _ , __ , __ ,- - ?? - AKEFIELD CORN MARKhET. YETERDAY, DECEMBER 1. There is a moderate arrival of most articles to this dav's r market. The Wheat trade is slow at last week's prices, but the sellers are firm in demanding tlhose rates. Barley sup- ports its value, and is in fair request. Oats and Shelling are in pretty good demand, and each ...

... MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, NOY. 27. To the end of last week we continued very moderately sup-0 iplied with grain from all parts, our arrival 01f Iri~sh Oats, how-C it- ever, must be excepted, having amounted to ever 2,0ollqrs. so We had no Foreign Wheat reported, and there being bnt little ,ut on its way of this description of grain, holders will not be dis- elf posed to quit the ...

... Dieidend.1Skar~~~$Aae. Pric..j~ CANALS. 'No o1Dc. £.os. d(t£. d. i 6 0 Ashton and Oldham..av.. 97 18 6 70 7 12 6 Barusley ?? 0.. 0i0 180 16 110 Calder and H ebble . ?? 0 0) 2800 2) 7 0 Brand ?? UV_ 100 0) 0 143 140 ?? 57 0 6 10 - 17 Kont &Avon ?? .311010 I - - 1I11 ?? V.. 47 0 5.1 34 0) Leeds an ?? 0 0 C80 t01, N100 Leicester ?? 140)I)0 - 25 0 , ersey &, Orwell ?? I Of0)0 0 - 4 0 Peak ...

... 30anfAruplo, &C. Freo the London Gazette of Fridarp, Nov. 24. BANtRUPTS. Edward Locke and Alexander Dickson Mills, of 10, Lawrance Pountney-hill, City, and of Redditch, Wor- cestershire, needle manufacturer, to surrender December 5, at half-past two, and January 5, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Mr. George John Gra- ham, official assignee, 25, Coleman-stret. Solicitor, .Mr. ...

... - , , ?? ?? . , -- - - - - o - iwof g - _- _ - - - - o/o ?? ?? - t>isAS LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, NOV. 27.- In cousequence of ?? boisterous weather sa-caly any vessels laden with English Wheat have been received during the past week; but of Irish Oats a full average supply has been received. The receipts of Wheat by lani carrisge from the neighbouring counties wer'- tolerably good; but ...