... XTOCXS OF FORIGN~l GUAiSO-THE Cdoes A~IIOAD)-QUARTZitLY goJ tyIMPOATS it4TO LON~iD61.' able (From Bell's 'Meseneger). al n, As much misconceptiOn baa of late prevailed on the all the y, important subject of the supplies of fortign produce in ware- inea ,n 'houses in the United Kinigdom, the extent of which, sooner oe ase or later, cannot fail to have considerable Influence upon the hIgI e- ...

... DERBY CORN MARKET. Ri m11. CROSS KEYS, FRIDAY, May 13-We have a small trade pnss- i .40 ing in wheat at late prices. Beanis arels.higher. Otherthizius as .15 last reported. .23 ?? a. I be .3S ~Wheat, new 46 to si ver 36 stones. at .3S , white 52 - 57 .43 Barley, malting .. 32 .5 tmp. measure. lb6 ,, grinding .. 27 - 30 per 30 stones . e .4a Or~u .. .. ..ats 21 - 25 per 24 stones. P .5 ,, nevt ...

... CORN EXCHFANGFs--MXARK LANE. LONDON. MONDAY, August l5,-rnere was a liberl quan~tity Of whesi by7 land carriage samples from Essex and Kent this morning, with only Fastalimited supply of barley, bearts, and peast from all the near cs'.m & 2 ties, and moderate fresh arrivals of Engilsh, Scotch, and Irish asua - The impocts of foreign grain have bieen very large since this day p~m. e'nnght ...

... [rn, L the LON. DON GAZE'7 TE. TUESDAY, Sept. 6. BANKRUPTS. C. C. IIAMILTON, Litttle Queen-street, Linaobln's-inn-fios, iron- I monger. Sept 1., Oct. Ia*, a: B~inghall-street. SU, Mr. Atkinson, Bit r- Bedford-.rw. ay T, L. POWELL. Rotr.Fcy, upholsterr Sent. 13, Or'. 19, at BaWInF- hall-street. SoR, Messts. Allen and Nicol. Queen-stree:. Cheaps le. SS. L. Oi'PENIIEiM. liroad-street-ihiilgst ...

... INC REASE OF IRISH AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE Ill- I PORTED FOR SALE INTO ENGLAND- I )f (From Mr. Poulet Scrope's address to the agricult rists of . LS the West of England.) It appears from documents laid before Parliament that _ a the total quantity of all kinds of grain imported from ' Is 11eland or - In 1817 was 699,809 quarters; In 1832 2,6;05,734 quarters; _ And there is reason for beliving ...

... BANKRUPTS, from the Gaxettes of Jan. 29 and 31. r rib- w; style DECLARATTONS OF INSOLVENCY. ne the John Barber, jun. and William Davey, Cateaton-street, or dressing case makers, dated Jan. 28. Fe uni. Edward Savage, Stratford, Essex, cheesemonger, dated ir6es, Jan. 30. an h are BANKRUPTS. all ttons John Attwood, Winchcomb, Gloucestershire, victualler, rgant to surrender Feb. 5, March 12, at ...

... purpose of encouraging the formation of schools for the education of farmers' sons, in connection with the Established Church. Modern French Pronouncing Book ; or, Parisian Pronunciation Exemplified through the Medium of English Sounds. By Louis Sandier. Second edition. —{London : Jiahhriti). —Respecting this work, the Educational Times of June Ist, IMS, justly says—The author certainly ...

... ESCAPE OF FOUR PRISONERS FROM MONMOUTH GAOL. Monmouth, Sept. 8. This morning a desperate attempt was made by four prisoners to escape from our gaol. The names of the prison- ers were Mayhow, Albert, Hayes, and Murphy. The three first named were convicted at the late Monmouth assizes of extensive burglaries at Usk, and were sentenced to long periods of transportation. Murphy was also under ...

... I. Because, the formation of railways in Ireland would not only furnish employment to large numbers of persons, which would relieve the present distress, but would furnish also per- manent employment in the maintenance and working of the railways when completed. 11. Because, railways in Ireland are desirable for the general convenience and advantage of the whole community of the United Kingdom ...

... V DERBY CORN MARKET. CROSS KEYS, FRIDAY, Oct. 6.-We bsare a fair supply of wheat to- day, which s11s slowly at late rates. Oats, beans, and barley, Is dearer. 5. 5. Whent, red 8 to fiO per36stoesa. w white 63 64 ,, Barley .. 34 - i6 Imp. asure. V Onts .32 .1 per 24 stones. E ,, new 26 28 ,, } Bles . 52 .4 2. Flour .43 * 44 per 20 stones. ...

... STATE OP TRADE. LEICFSTER (TnuasnAY.)-A further falling off in the an' C demand for hosiery goods has taken place, and the Govern- the s ment orders being nearly executed, it is feared many hands the will be thrown out of employment. There are no heavy for - stocks in hand, but as a decided check has taken place with vei both London and Manchester houses, manufacturers will pro- bao ...

... - - . [FOR THE WEEK ENDING FRSIDAY AFTERNOON.1 The supply of English wheat at Mark-lane on Moo- fot day was short; but as ice was drifting in the Tbames, tuI and the navigation threatened to be impeded by the nc s, severity of the weather, our town millers bought tohe very do id limited extent, at about previous prices for the best qua- ho lities of white, but had other descriptions been ...