... Seconids S5p to 60s1 Bran. , 89to rO2 od per 'qr. Fine Pollard 25s to Id l]HOPS.nBAc$. * Kent 51 X6s to 1 -j Sussex - 5116 to 61 36' Essex 51 r6s to 61 16t Kent 61--s to 71 cs: .Sussex 1 i6s to 71-3 I Farnham Si -s to Xil tis PRIliS 6OFSE5DS 1N~rMARK-4ANE ...

... n, boot and shoc-manufacturer Jobss Bateta .. .. , - e.v s.Lasue* otreet, Oxford Market, and ando.fecioner nt-tStrcct, MarY-le,..6ne, Middlesexc, cook .nd confto. 4 , aind Italian warehouseman. Thos. Brooker Knott, 3..roadsf airs, Thanet, Kent, plumber ...

... S 4 It HOP MARKET. MONDAY, DEC. 7.-The market is still in xli i1a ctis state. i East Middle \Weald of; Suszx Bag.s :- Kent Kent Kent Farlillla S. S. S. S. S. 1838.. 55 to 75 55 to 75 5o to 5 - o 1817-, - - - - 1838. 9( li1 go 110 o() 10it 1839S- 130 170 ...

... The duty is estimated at 145,000,., to jj,'5. r picking is nearly over. East Middle Weald of s5ussex Fair4t1 Bags:- Kent Kent Kent 18.37_ to to to to 1838-.. 1839).. 80 113 80 95 80 f)5 8o 95( 1840-.. t2 1 112 0 115 1001l5i 100 1U15 1836-.. 1837.. 1838 ...

... scrivoner, Golden Lion-innl Nortliallerton. W. ldmondeon, LiverpYool, brush- maker, Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. 1L-I. Cham- berlain, Bourn, Lincolnslire, imlkeeper, Standwell's- hotel, Stamford. 15.-M. Exley, Bromsgrovo, Wor- cestershire, moroer, Golden Cross-inn ...

... William Kemble Wackerbarth, Leaden- hall-street. London, ship and insurance brokers and merchants. William Gooding, Chatham, Kent, boot and shoe-maker. Thomas Dykes, Broad-street, St. Giles, stationer. Charles Pendlebury, Bury, Lanca- shire, bleacher. Francis ...

... . Camden-town, coal-merchant. Samuel Tavener, Sovereign-mews, Paddington, bricklayer. John Richard- son, Fish-street-hill, boot and shoemaker. DivLDENDs.-W. and T. Higgins, Old Bond-street, oosiers, March 4. R. Thelwell, Manchestersilversmith, February ...

... Essex, builder, April 9. J. and J. Gale, Love-lane, Shadwell, rope- makters, April 10. J. Lorden and N. Hadley, Herne- bay, Kent, builders, April 8. B. Pountain, Derby, wine-merchant, April 10. T. Kearsley and T. Watt, Runcorn, Cheshire, bone-merchants ...

... plalstmler. Robert Fish, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, ptlimber. J~mesFisher, Lynn, spirit merchant. Charles Dalton, ( oal Bridge, Old Kent Road, stonemason. Charles BT)onis Hicks, UpperThames-street, druggrind- er. Thomas Paley, Pudse, Yorkshire, scribbling miller ...

... warehouse- men, J uly 11. J. and A. EmrnettOld Kent-road, market gardeners, July 11. J. F. Buisson, Brabant-court, Phil- pot-lane, merchant, July l1. A. Crossfield, Whitechapel- road, and Leybourne, Kent, scrivener, July 11. C. Webb, Oxford, apothecary ...

... took outa card for the LondonDemocrats.-JamesBennett: -Knew Powell, whom he first saw four years ago. Witness had repaired boots and shoes for Powell, and had met him at the National Hall, in Holborn, on the 3rd of April, this year, when they walked home ...

... Planet, of Whitby. Ra- dilnt, ef Blyth: Britannia, of Arbroath. Aboyne, and Wanderer; Munford, of __ynnTonbridge. and Maid of Kent, of Rochhester. Regupua, Wenaeke, of Bremen. Amu let, of Shorehami. TiUESDAY, Oct. 26.-Wind S--Ar'rivocf--The Milo, from S ...