... 5 Tim LEICESTEI TRADE-For the American Trade there if appcars to be quite an average business doing in hosiery e goods, particularly in the shirt and pantaloon branches, fur If which article more than an average quantity have been sold, n The home trade continues inactive, and in the wrought hose branch a great many hands are unemployed. Wools are Y vevy firm, but without alteration in prices. ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.-MARK LANE, LONDON. MONDAY, June 30.-There was a short aupply of wheat by m concarriage samples from Essex and onlynmodertqniantityfram( lerwitha vary llmitedahow of'baley, beano, andpafrn lb t counties. Lest Mjnday'a prices were asked forall freshl the flee Wging- English wheat at the opening of the market, but a declite o '2a. par qr. was submitted to, at wvhich reduction the ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.-IARiK LANE, LONDONf MONDAY, Dec. 29-There was a short supply of wvheat crriage samplea from Essex ;Ind Kent this mooming, byith a lilri quantity of barley, beauns, and peas from all the ngear ewotithie, d the fresh arrivals of English oat, were modercte, but there u, fair addition of Swotch and English. The imparts of foreln a were scanty. and those ofosts only to a moderate ...

... CORN EXCHANGi .IIARK LANE, LONDON MONDAY, Oct. 27.-There was a short supply of wheb carriage saemple from Essex and Kent, with an locreased bq land and barley and peas fromthese 'ounties, but a very limited sh CUty of for thIs day' onarket. t'he arrival; of English and 85 0wofbel5 moderate; there were a lew cargoes fresh In tromr a4 Oiw ere ,gh, portent to algn g ralur have beell to ...

... CORN EXCRANGE.-MARK LANE, LONDON. MONDAY, July 14.-Tbere was a limited quantity of wheat b land carriage samples from Essex, but from Kent it WIx Modr08 Shall- and the supply of barley, beans, and peas from oill the near ccrate ]ton, wevryeelewihsotfshaias ofiEnglish sod Be es ming. ntbtofwcioso rs aecm forward since Firltc The Iport offrinwetveet aretent, bultruideriae' ly 2, haley whist ...

... THE PROMIISES AND 'TIHE RESULTS (F | FREEI-TRADE. I I Few matters have been hiculcated with such pertinacity lucn, and reiteration, as the numberless and almnost imrmealurabl, au di benefits ahich all classes of the community were toc derive i'or from the fuil development of the principles of free-trade. By even giving free sCccpe to thle practical operations of these Wyonder. iiuie ftnl ...

... h is_ - - -sa Xu loJ . CORON EXCHANGE.-BIARK LANE, LONDON. Ito MONDAY, Oct. 20.-Tbere wvas ouly a moderate quantity oth, up this morning by tanid carriage samples from Essex I senti with rather a limited supply of barley. beans, and Peas froE lOID near counties, and thle fresh arrivals of English and Scotcht.o all lhe very triffin~g, but there wVas a fair quantity of Irish freslall we' tilty ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.-MARiK LANE, LONDON MONDAY, July 7.-There was a short supply o ha yln carriage sam ples from Essex, but a fair quantity frrowm K a~t~, With veiy titttle of any other grain from all the arcute n l limited fresh arrivals ofEnglish, Scotch, andlIriaboata isnd q ite commanded ao early sale at Friday's prices, being nqarly 1 Wheat under those of this day se'rinight, hut Kentish was ...

... (From the Marks Lane Express.) St Very good qualities of red wheat have been sold at some of d the markets in the agricultural districts at 33s. to 34s., and to really fine parcels at M5s. to 365. per qr. Unremunerative as 1. these rates must unquestionably be, farmers have supplied t, the markets rather freely, which we regard as a strong proof St of distress among the cultivators of the soil ...

... COaRN EXCIIANGE-11ARK LANE1, L)ONU MONDAY, Dec. L.-There was OnlY a mnoder~hate,,, n offering by land carrlage samples from Essex aid yety this ea Ii.6, its bu a fair supply of barley, with A limited sliowoyA this5 gooit, ot~n'from sil the near counties. 'ihe fresh arrivalsof ofbe misd All, asn-oats were trifling, but there was a tlralrgoealyp a Soc TyrThe Imports of foreign wetand 0t,5 ...

... Fom the LOADON I GAZET7T7'E. to TUESDAY, Oct. 14. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. et Jacob Harvey, Gravesend, timber merchant. of BANKRUPTS. flI J. and E. LEACH, Waterbesrh, Cambildgeshlre, boilders, Oct. 'T'h . 24, Nov. 21, at Nasinghall street. Sold,, Messrs. Pickering and Co., by i Stone.hilldlngs, l.incol's.inn; AIr. Archer, Ely. sal c0 E. ITHEItTON, M1ilt wall, Poplar, xhip bilider, Oct. 24, Nov. ...

... TO THE PROTECTIONIST LANDED PRHOPRiSETOR5 OF THE pit be UNITED KINGDOM. Cie Iis My Lords and Gentlemten-I shall not apologise for an( !s- thus addressing YOU. Conscious of being actuuted by no no, oh other motive thain a Simple desire to discharge my duty, hnl id. and believing that a dispassionate consideration of thle fit!I ii- appeal I venture to offer witll comontend it to your atten- pro ...