... LONDON, FEB. 21, 1845. X. s. d. Spelter 22 10 0 ror arrival 22 10 O Zinc—English Sheets 32 0 0 Quicksilver -o lb 0 4 O IKON,* in London- English-Bar.o o.o o. ton 8 0 O. i Nail rods. 9 0 0 Hoops 10 O 0 Sheets, single ton 11 0 0 12 0 0 treble ]3 llails in 90 0' Bars in Wales ton 7 0 0 Pig, No 1, Wales 3 10 0 Foreign-Swedish .bd.to/l 11 0 0 .ton 1 ...

... ) LONDON MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, MONDAY,MAR. 10,184i rhe supply of wheat last week was liberal, and we have a fai; show of liesii samples this mnming. The trade to-day is dull and we linve no change in piices since this d«y week, I'he flour trade is steady, and prices just maintained. Barley beans, aod peas, are selling slowly, aud their value it unaltered Wre have a short airival ...

... LONDON, MAR. 15, 1845. 1. S. 4, Speiter ..ton 21 5 rorairival 22 0 0' Zinc—English Sheets Quicksilver lktON,* iii London— 9 5 ( Hoops Sheets, single tun 12 0 f 12 0 0 treble ton 13 10 Railsin Wales .ton 9 O f liars in Wales .ton 8 10 do Pig, No 1, Wales 3 jq C Foreign-Swedish .hrl. tllll 12 O d Ct-ND . ...

... FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, FEB. 28. BANKRUPTS. E. Bayley, Chcswardine, Salop, apothecary J.Dalton, Salford, builder. P0Ule^y and J. Hogg, ewcastle-on-Ty ne, builders. J. B, and R. Gordon, Poplar, Coopers, V Green, Borough-road, com dealers. o. ttalpn, Weston, Somerset, innkeeper !}Ia.r>: f\d F* Rawlings, Cheltenham, cabinet makeri. J. W elch, Hollowuy, licensed victualler TUESDAY'S GAZETTE, ...

... TldES OF WATER AT NEWPORT. IUCH WAIIIt I AT DAYS# j MOKN. RVKN. 1 DOCK GATE nun CAR v. it. M. ii. • FT. 2, Sunday 1! 24 0 1 24 4 Momby 0 50 ] ;7 I 22 10 2 at 3 18 21 4 h, Wednesday 3 9 4 r, | 27 J 6, Thuisday 5 41 5 3:} j '29 7 7, 1 rid »y 5 19 6 3 31 K 8, Saturday tj I 7 6 | 33 0 8, ,tturday ti t 7 6 33 0 8, Saturday tj I 7 6 | 33 0 WEEKLY CALENDAR. March 2.—Fourth Sunday in Lent. Lessons ...

... LONDON MARKETS. j CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, MOMDAV, FED. 24,184 The supplies o wheat last week were liberal, and there is b a small arrival o fresh samples to this morning's market. T trade continues very steady, and the samples were mostly clear off at the currency of this day week, for both English and foreij Barley is selling more readily, and prices are maintained all descriptions. Beans ...

... | LONDON ^ARKETS. I COPwN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, MONDAY, MAR. 3,184| The su( plies of wheat last week, and also lo this morning' market, are small, and we have a tree sale for the dry condj tioned at lull prices but the trade is dull, and prices just maiq taincd for general qualities. ihe trade continues 111 retail fJ taincd for general qualities. ihe trade continues 111 retail fJ foreign wheat ...

... Ar; account of Coal and Iron brought down thp TV,™ I from the 15,1, to the 22nd of Fein uary, 184-V- lols ? « ...

... A.- account of ( oal and Iron brought down the Tram-read i ior the mcntn etuung reotuary, ib45:— TONS. CWT. Thorn i s r ndhero •• 5134 19 la i homas Poweil G-JMJ 1U ostr.Thomas, and Co. 2ti69 1 T. Phillips & Son 2561) 17 ^•.CaiT.and Morrison.. IB y* • Cartwright 21)51 2 ToWleueg,r Coal 4431 7 Lr IP101 15!0 18 ROCK Coal C„ g uegei Lewis Joseph Jones J(* h John Jones. Victoria ltoj ;i, James ...

... LONDON, Feb. 28, 1845. I. 8. d. Spelter 21 (I 0 For ai rival o.. *22 0 0 Zinc—EugjuhSheem 30 0 0 yu.cks.Ker ib 0 4 6 1hon, in London— 5 0 Hoops 0 0 0 0 duV^'e 12 0 0 Rails in V\ ales .ton 9 0 0 Bars in Wales 0 t0,, 8 10 0 1 ig, No 1 W ales t(, Ó III p c °i V Clydo 3 10 0 Foreign Swedish ll>n 12 V 0 { £ 0 0 0 e I- 0 0 S'eel —Swedish keg bd.ton 18 0 0 Ditto tagROts bd. ton 19 0 0 opper—English ...

... LONDON, I'EB. 28, 1845. Speller ton 21 |5 0 For arrival 25 10 0 Zinc—English Sheets 30 W0 0 Quicksilver Q|4 6 IKON,* in London— f English —Bar ton 8&5 0 Nail rods 9J5 Q Hoops li| 0 0 Sheets, single •••ton 12# 0 0 Hoops ton 11,00 Shiets, ,iogle .tonlj, 0 0 double ton 12,^ 0 0 treble ton laklO, O „ Rails in Wales ton, » () 0 » Bars in Wales SjftO 0 Pig, No I, Wales ton 6:j() 0 I No. 1, ciyde ; ...

... FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, MARCH BANKRUPTS- Frederick West, Southampton, boot maker. William Spencer, Wallinglord, Berkshire, common brewer. Charles Jacobs, Farringdon-market, fruit salesman. Joseph Wilson, 114, Jermyn-street, St. James's, boot- maker. John Struckett, Wye, Kent, grocet. James Stephen Herring, 1, Cecilia-place, Spa-road, Ber- mondsey, builder. George Salmon, 1, Wharf, City-road ...