... i|; LEEDS, TuESDAY, DncEMtBRm 1.-The .businebs done to-day at our cloth halls has been very limited. In prices there is no alteration; but wool is rather firmer. ROCHDALE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30.-The flannel market remains in its former depressed state, and the severe frost that has set in has not yet had any effeet upon the demand for goods. The wool market is still linguid, but prices are firm ...

... FARMS BANFFSHIRE TO LET. T» E FARMS on the FORGLEN and BANFF A Estates, the property Sir Abercbomby iiirkenbog and Forglen, Baronet, viz. Imp. ecutaininK 2 34, or thereby. Lil m-E BLACK POM N, contnininir 0, *> BRVDOCK, m 3 6. „ GAWNSMOSS, containinsf 40 0, >. LITTLR WHITEFIELD, containing 92 20, Will be let, within the Writing Chambers of Jamks Rose, Solicitor in Banff, upon the 12th ...

... '1:1,1 OF oF1 INISII HAEi:S. .Sharoes NI9(FIISSFICHsl.TAES. I Northern Baak . ?? . ?? IlO 1Ielrit 1aw1 .. ?? | 'Jo Ulster i :ari' ?? .. . 10 I roviwil i kol ?? . . . . .(O Rl s!allA . ?? ?? if( Ilibcriatli Bank ?? . . I O X:,ti,,naMl le . . ?? ) Citv of ?? Stean Cor 1).. IO Ditti, St'i k * lt.i. .. . 51) 3ritiSh anml I r h dito ?? .° Mirling Co,4rirynf Irihoir . 25 141t1S RAILWAYSv.o. A ...

... From the establishment of the Northern Star to im the present day it has not only been our study and I desire to advance every movement made in behalf of the working classes,but we have furthersuhjected our- selves even to outlawry, as will be seen by the report of Sir Thos. Wilde's spiteful and vindictive-though short, charge to the special jury~whotried the cause of O'Connell v. O'Connor. We ...

... II7ERPOOL CORN UIARXET. 'Frtida, Two ?? ?? Dec. 4. pl4t; iac s. The trade has been active since Tuesday and to s, i- )ai i1 derable purchase of Wheat have been made for ship ofi' e, meit to Ireland. The inaket has been almost soept the y ot Indiaii Corn, and 60s. per. quarter has beeti paid tor chi at' middling' quality.-A good mnany cargoes American cal ha! lve been Sold. to arrive, at Ioul ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING I THE PAST WEEK. WHEAT.-A fair quantity was brought forward from Essex and Kent, at last Monday's market in Mark-lane, but there -was a limited supply from all other districts, and a good demand being experienced forshipment away from the port, an advance of Is. per qr. was obtained on all prime qualities of English, and a fair clearance was effected ; the ...

... Orair aw) ?J?;9-kuinrrcc. REVIEW OF' THE BRITISH CORN TRADE D)URING TIHE PAST WEEK. (From the London ?? oj Satuorday, Vovember 2B.) TIIE heavy rain which fell iu the early part of the week put a st(op to ont door shboers; and it will require in interval of dry weeathier to restore rhe soil to a fit condition to admit of wheat ssvinog heing resumed. TItero is, however, now comparatively little ...

... MIONEY AlA l A ETA ;N) CI'Tl' ,L ;. i I- L y 9 I I I t t I I t li I I 11 I I N f I I I I II I I I( I I ? lion, andl p ltllrha Icause iCt' impor001tatiiil. II Ii I'll blillioll is ,cent dlireict, it is done wvith the prlivalte mllauls of' till' pqtrties, a11d wlhiln tire Ctiljtlette of' buisinless alhlows it to be do011, whichl 11as 'lot tthe Unale with utfi Blhll (1±J I'1'iliel it is- less ...

... S'riotn fteIntarE North Shields, Nor. 27.-The schooner Jane, 21'Kenzie, of j Stornowayv fromn Liverpool, laden with salt, when entering the harbour this morning, drove on the Herd Sand, and the crew- l were taken out of the rigging by the South Shields life-boat. Hf fer rudder is broken, and the crew have been engaged this after- noon in stripping her. The Henry Holland.which arrived here ...

... THE SITARP MARKET. (Pri-b M11essrs Robert ,Jf Themes llhzn's Monathly Circular.) We have had a large and steady business all this month. A gr'at deal of Scotch railway stoik has been taken up for investment, culd the recent rise in prices is not only fully mains rained, bitt wle believe is legitimately accounted for. Fear- have certainly existed of a tightness in the money market to- wards ...

... BANIMRUPTS-FTItDAY. Alex. Russell, Ashford, saddler to surrender Dec. 4, Jan. 8, at Ba- singhall-st. Sols..Crosby & co. London John Bickerton, Luton plaltdealer, Dec. 10, January 7, at the same plate. Sol, Clarke, London John Brar, Exmeti-th-etreet Clerkenwell, grocer, DcG. 7, Jan. 11, at the eaas place. 'Sal. Ness, London John -;arratl, Islington, victualler, Dec. 9, Jan. 7,atthosameplace. ...

... Nrabal fintaltmer. The Wandorer, 16, Commander Somerville, was off the Pon- gas on the 12th of October, expecting to be at Sierra Leone in a month or thereabouts. The Frolic, 16, Commander Hamilton, is expected to arrive in Engrland, from the Pacific, about the end of May next. Commodore Sir J. J. Gordon Bremer, K.C.B. and ?? as- warned the superintendence of Woolwich Dockyard on lst inst., ...