... - . _ . .. - . . .. .- We bad a liberal supply of Wheat this morning from Essex and Rent; that from Suffolk was small; tihe Essex wasf -nearly all disposed of at the prices of last week, but a great rto h etremained unsold at the close of the market. IThe transactions In foreign were limited, but there appeared to 3 be a few country buyers at lower prices, which factors gene- rally were not ...

... - LONDON GAZETTE, TUESDAY, Aprd 30.; BlANKRUPTS. chGOULD Joseph, of Sheen, in the .county of Stafford, cheese factor, to sur. May 10. at half-past 12, and June 7 at]1, at She Court'of Bankruptcy, Birmingham.-Sol. Smiti, Biirming. -er hamOfficial assignee, Christie.-Pet. or. John Gould, of 10, Sheen Staffordshire, farmer. I JOINS6 N Charles,' of 1l6chdale, in the county of Lancaster, linme, ...

... LO7DUATGAZEt TE, FRIDA Y, A.pril 26. et it B&NKRUPTS. is Atl the MeetigrsofConmmIfsoncrg bc Mfddresexareheldattfs re COm'eiissis0aeas' Co`urt, Btlsithkuf Street, London. ,s ASlIWIN Willian, of Birmingham, in the County of WarvwicK, re steel pen maker, to sur. May 15. and June 7, at II, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Birminglian.-Sol. Ilawlins, Birming- s ?? assignee, Christie,-Pet. Or. John ...

... LIIVERPOOL JIARKETS, APRIL 27. uV ad. Cor~mlN.-Tlhere has been an improved demand this week5 en bat as holders still continue to offer their stocs freely, no al teration can be noticed in, the .prtce4. of- usoy..dbscription, lr- although th6. market has 4ssouned'a steadier aspect. Specula- Dt tors have taken 4,500 American, and exporters 1,10 American, he and 2W0 Surat and Madras. The sales ...

... WOOL. TotB WOOL TRADE, London, Tlouasday Evcining-During the week ending to-day, the imports of wool into London have been 1158 bales, viz., 693 frum Sydney, 3t1 from Germany, 89 from Leg- f horn, and 18 from Turkey. The alteration in the duties uuon wool . gives much satisfaction here, though it is expected the colonies will i be displeased, nas3 matter of course, while the staple has kept up ...

... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY, MAY 3. A fair extent of business has been passing to-day in Wheat ; good fresh samples have realized rather higher prices, and all other sorts fully maintain their value. Barley nominal. Oats and Shelling have been in fair request, and each must be noted rather dearer. Beans have also exceed- ed last week's prices. ARRIVALS. Wheat 4°43 1 Barley 34531 Oats 6291 ...

... - AN ACCOUNT OF BRITISH WOOLLEN MANUFACTURES EXPORTED FROM THE UNITED KINGDOM IN THE YEAP. 1843; SPECIFYING THE COUNTRIES TO WHICH THEY WERE SENT. RET URNS TO AN ORDER OF' THE HOUSE OP COMMONS ON THE M1OTIONS' OF MR. MASTERMAN, AND MR. AL.DAM. 'Napped Stock~- Hosiery Cloths Coat- Stufs Blankets Capts Woollens hoge, Rugs, Declared COUNTRIES TO ~~of all: toge, Kers'ey- Badii8 Woollen Flannel. ...

... .Dividernd. I Sharc. Prick ?? CANALS. 6 0 Ashton and Oldham..av.. £ . lad0. £ a£ 12 0 Barnsley ?? 0 0 17I 16 0 Calder and Hebble . ?? ioo 0°157 157 7 0 GrandJunction ?? 100 0 0 153 1 H liuddersfield ?? av.. 57 6 6 23 i 22 1 7 Kennet & Avon ?? avp 31 18 1o 1 10 Lancaster ?? av 47 6 8 I 35 34 0 Leeds and Liverpool.. o 0° 0 66 66Jex 10 10 Leicester ?? 0 0 - 23 0 Mersey & Irwell .11 I 0 o - 4 e ?? ...

... Slv7-e LEEDS CORN MARKET. c MAY7.-eh~ave moderate arrivals of all articles. Wheat meets an improved demand, at prices rather over those of eFriday. Barley Is the turn dearer. Bleans, Oats, and Shelling. :-in request, at advanced rates. ARRIVALS OF THE WEEK. 4 ?? Oats BalyIBeans IMalt1 Sldng Flour RsdLsi Qris; rs r. Qs Li.jSt.QrsrsQrsrT.. LEEDS AVERAGES (IMP.) for the Week ending May 7. Wheat. ...

... d DSickasrce P-Oe d CANALS. ?? 3 May 10 :D S. s. d. L;a 8. £ to 1 0 Ashton and Oldham . av.. 97 1a 0 70 73 12 0 Barnsloy ?? 1t0 0 0 157 100 16 0 Calder and Hoebble ?? 100 0 0 24110 200 *y 7 0 Grand Junction .a..10 0 4) 13 100 Hudderfileld ?? 57 6 6 22 22 K71eunnet &Avon . ?? 31 1010 - - I, 10 ?? av.. 47 6 8 3 38 ge 34 0 Leeds and Liverpool . 100.( 0 0 60 ex. 000 ex. 10 10 Leicester ?? 0 0 - 25 ...

... COTTON.-The demand has continued steadv throughout - the week, and for the middling nualities of American, which are in more general request, full 'prices have been obtained; all other descriptions remain without change. Speculators s have taken 4,000 American, and exporters 1.100 American _ and 100 Surat. There have been forwrded into the country unsold during the past month. 2,200 American, ...

... BANKRUPTS. I 91 e ALDEN Henry, of Queen-street, in the city and county of a, e Oxford, stationer and printer, to sur. May 10, at half-past Ad 1, and June 14, at half-past II.-Sol. Baylis, Devonshire- P y ?? assignee, Alsager.-Pet. cr. T. Summerford, J, I Oxford. BARHAM Richard, of Emsworth, in the county of Hants, J, linen draper, to sur. May 14, at half-past 1, and June 25, at Jr I1.-Sols. ...