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Sank of AarstralaSia
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Union Bank of4Australia }
s..
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promoted in the 41th Foot, Feb. 23.
27th Foot—Brevet Colonel G. Wyndham, from half-pay o,
the 20th Light Dragoons, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Bre-
vet Colonel,/ Hare, who exchanges ; Major D. .11‘Pherson
to be Lieutenant-Colonel, by purchase. vice Wyndham, who
retires; Captain S. E. Gor.iiman to be Major, by purchase,
vice M'Pherson ; Lieutenant U. Williamson, to be Captain,
ity purchase, vice Goodman ; Ensign L. C. Irwin to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Williamson ; F. Spring, Gent. to be Ensign, by
purchase, vice Irwin, Feb. 28.
40th Foot—Captain R. M. Rcebec, from the Gth Foot, to be
'Captain, vice Kelly, who exchanges, Feb. 12.
• • 44th Foot—Brevet Major .1. Craw ord, from the Gth Foot, to
he Majoi.,, without purchase, vice, Ainsworth, deceasi:d ; Lieut.
T. Robinson to he Captain, without purchase, vice Kitson,
promoted in 62d Foot ; Ensign W. M'Mahon to be Lieutenant,
vice Robinson ; Lieut. H. H. Roberts, from half-pay of slst
Foot, to be Lieut., vice Farren, appointed to 47th Foot,,,•Feb.. 28;
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55th Foot—Lieut. W. Snbwe, from the Royal African. Co-
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62d Foot-.-Brevet MajorJ. Kitson, from the 44tli Foot, to
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Rifle Brigade—C. J. Woodford, Gent., to be Second Lieu-
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-IVIEMORAtinUM.—The Christian names of Major Mair, upon
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ERRATUM in the Gazette of the 25th October 1839.
Royal African Colonial Corps—For Ensign J. Montgomery
to be Lieutenant, vice Saunders, appointed to the 55th Foot,
read, vice Snowc, appointed to the 55th Foot.

Commission by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Glouces-
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of the city and county of the city of Bristol.
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Commission. by the Lord Lieutenant of Bedfordshire.
Bedfordshire Militia-Lt. T. Gilpin, Esq ,to be Major, vice
J. B. Horner, deceased, Feb. '22..

- OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, FEB. 26.
3lttmottA m.-,The date of the commission of First Lieu-
tenant St. George L. Lyster, of the Royal Engineers; hasbeeri
altered to Doe. 7, 183,5.

• DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY.
WILLIAM JOHN, hackney-man, Bridgewater, Somcrsc

BANKRUPTS.

1 Wheat.

Lost. Good ille-ctd may be hod at :d. * s i°;44
for
the
lib
• S
PRICES OF
• SEED.. tee'
:, , r
Per Cwt. 1,7 SZuz tier.
Nita English lied Clore r... 555. 20s.St. F'nin...... . -s 401 66.
Old Daus Ditto •• s. s. , 127.7 I.lr, ss -I 465. 4.1 e
New Voreign Ditto ...-s. r6s. 30s. jracey Grass
01.1 Ditto Ditto ., si. s. i Linseed, for tee:ling --s. 4os. 52s
New iVliite ('lover W.'s. 65a. 705.1 Ditto, for s,wing -s. 545. srs
Ohl Ditto Ditto ,, -s. -s.l Ditto, for crushing...-s. 425. 41's
e.s Trefoil ..--s. 151, 'Jo-. Canary ........ ........... -s 70s. Hs
Old D:tto -4. 12s. 2:2a. Hemp -.a. 33s 40a
l'refolintn _.: 20,.3••s Per Bushel.
C-t,,tlish Cr. rra way -s. 525. 56;. White Mt:staid-11s. Pa. I Is. Pd,
For,igti Ditto - -q. Mts. 56s Brown Ditto ll,s. Pd. 190. lid
Coriander -s. 20s. 255. Tares is. 0:1. 7,6 d.
Rapeseed, English tine (per Last) 231.311. Foreign 261. ail.
•., ,
PRICES OF HOPS.
Farnham Pael..4s (per cwt.) O/ Os. 0/. Ps. to Of. Os.
East tt..-rst Pockets 4/ 10s. Si. 15, to 6/. 0,
Ditto Bags ^I llls. Or Ps. to . 4s. 41
Mid Kent Pockets "I. 103. -44 10s. to 5? 12.'.
Ditto Bags it. 10s. 01 Os to 4.:. Os.
. ,
Sussex ' -. ` "T., -
Os. 01. Os. to 3- ss.
Yearlings IX Os. 31, 3s. to 3/. 10,.
Old Olds ,
el. Os. 11. 15s. to 21. 10s.
; ' PitICF.S OF LEATHER
• Per lb. , - ,11. to d Per IH. d. to d.
Cropllides,:luto4olb. each I 1 . 1:1?-worse Hides, German... 'l2 22
---49 50 l2 16 ---- - Spanish ... 13 24 .'
---50 69 .....
Bull Hides ... .. ',lll .13 -_-I° 50 ........ 18 .21
Mutt;, V.triol ...
--- English .... 15 24 - -70 109
.._ Foreign
' °reign Hides - small ............ 20 22
Dressing Hides ...
-- -Shaved.- 13 17 Basils... .
Best Saddlers' Hides... .15 114 Bellies
Horse Hides, English ... 11 I}' Shoulders ...... ... ......
Calf Skins. if rounded 2d. to 4d. pot' b. more.
PRICE OF OIL.
IlapcOil,brown, pc- ton, 35/. 03.-Refined, 36/.1054. insced oil, 22/.
Linseed oil Cake at the Mall (1000), 11/. a %.-11.aott 1 :w, per ten,:/.
PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, 81c.. per 1121 b.
Town Tallow ... . sss. ('d. Yell•Av Soap... .. ...... -s. od,
Yellow Russia 'Os. Pd. Mottled
White
Soap Ditto ....
3d.eq
Melting Stuff .....
Ditto Rough_ 25s Pd.

•
PRICE OF !IA W FAT, per stone of sr..
Price of Fallow. as stated by the Tallow hfeltera) N. Id.
PRICE OF CANDLES.
The price 01 good Store ancllcs in the Retail Shops is As follows :
Candles, per dozen, Ss. 0,1. ; inferior, 7s. cd. ; Moulds, 14.
Sixpence per doze i discount for cash.
COAL MARKET.
a, d
Oaf's Redhueli

Pnntop Windsor lB 0
‘Vylarn.
IV:Ms End Clarke and Co lB U
Walk End Hilda
Walls End Hotspur
Walls End Mecknisley lO 6
Walls End Walker , 22 (1
Walls Endßraddyll's Helton •3 61
Walls End Hettott
Ship:: arrived sine,

s. d.
Wes Endi.mbton t74 0
Walls Ella SteWart.'3
Walls o:nd Whliwell
Walls End Hartlepool 25 9
Walls End Kelloc "1 t.
Wnl!.s End A‘lel,ide' ......
Walls End Harrington Tees 19 3
Walls End Evenwood :N 0
Cowpen •
C last market-dly, I.

Ric E. —This afternoon there were several sales of East India,
consisting of 1,513 bags, part only of which found borers, bat
former rates were supported; mid white Beitgal fstelied 13s ;
low white Java was taken in at 9s 6d per cwt.
TALLow.—Previous rates have been fully maintained for
Petersburg yellow candle on the spot, both chandlers and soap
makers have freely paid Ms 9d to 52s for first quality. Fur
delivery in the next two months at 51s 6d to Ms 9d. For
delivery in October, November, and December prices have
advanced to 54s to 51s 3d per cwt. Town Tallow has been in
brisk request.
This afternoon, fer Russian Tallow, prices are firm at 51s 6d
to 52s on the spot and for delivery in March and April, sad iioe
to 51s for the last three month.

OILS.—For Cod Oil, prices have advanced to 291bs to
29/103. In Seal no improvement has taken piece ; at the pre-
sent rate, however, of 291 for Pale, sonic parties are not dis-
posed to realize. Southern has commanded prices above last
auction. Sperm is at 110/ to 1111 for fine quality. Ifierseed
Oil at 24s for present delivery. Rape at 37s 6d for Pale, and
36s 6d for Brown: Olive has further improved. Palm at 341
to 34/103 for first quality. East India Cocoa Nut 44a to 444 Ltd
for good quality.
Smerrs.—Black Pepper at rather higher prices ; at auetion
shot feteligd 4jd to 44d, fine heavy Malabar 4}(lto 4id, Semi-
tra light and dusty 3,1 d to 3rd, and fair and half heal.), quality
31d to 4d ; White went rather cheaper, low to good middling
selling at 9d to Is. East India Ginger has been in increased
demand at rather higher rates. Cloves at is 8d to Is 4d for
middling to good Bencoolen, low and middling Amboyna and
Bourbon were taken in at Is.
This afternoon 439 bags white Pepper at public tale sold at
Sid to 101-4, which is again cheaper.

JOSEPH NINNETT, coal-merchant, Essex-street,Strand,
to surrender, March 7, at' half-mast .twelVe. and• April 10, at
eleven, at the Court of- Bankruptcy. Ttirquand, Copthall-
buildings, official assignee ; Watken, Torrington-square.
POWELL CHARLES BLACKETT, lodging-house-
keeper Greenstreet,,.osycnor-,,ln2re,Mtoch 10,4 t-one, and
cjsrr7lll, at' trelve, at Ore Cou'r't of Iltrtriiiptcy,
Basinghall-street, official assignee ; Maugbam and Kennedy,
Chancery-!ane.
GILES LONG, coal-merchant, Croydon, Surrey. March
10, at twelve, and April 10. at eleven, at the Court- of Bank-
ruptcy. Gibson, Basingliall-street, official assignee; Smith,
Bridge-street, Southwark.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.

Barley.

Data.

Beans. rsape.,

(From the London New Price Current of Feb. 28.)
RUM, BRANDY,. AND HOLLANDS.,-There has been a bet-
ter demand for Rum, • and a fair business hai been transacted
in Leewards at . rather higher prices ; the salesamount to 200
puns proof to 5 per cent oVer,proof at. 3s 7sLa:tos'als.94, 7 tooala
over 3i 10d to 4s. 16 to 20 over 4s 3d ,to 64,25 to 29 snits.
4s Bil to 4s lid, 30 to 33 over 5s to 5s 24, 35 to 33 over Sc 3d
to 5s Gd. Jamaica has been in steady request, and prices are
firmer; 150 puns have been sold, 28 32 per cent over proof
at 53 Gil to is Bd, 33 to 38 over 5s 94 to 6s Id, and stronger
and favourite marks Gs 2d to GA 64 ; fine kinds are scarce; it
is now impossible to buy proof Leewards under 3s 71/2d ; there
. has been no arrival. At public sale 44 butts 112 hhds East
India sold briskly Id above the general valuations ; the quality
was good ; the butts 29 to 33 per cent over proof brought
4s 54 to 4s 64, the hhds 27 to 29 over 4s 6d ; the latter was
taken for Canada. Brandy in the early part of the week was
dull of sale, in consequence of the dissolution of the French
Ministry, and prices gave way 24 to 3d per gallon, but during
the last two days buyers have bees . more desirous to do busi-
ness ; prices hive improved, and now rate nearly the same as
on Friday last ; Cognac has been disposed of to a fair extent
at 5s 5d to 5s 64 in hhds for first brands of the vintage of
1336, in puns 5s 3d to Sc 4d ; ditto 1837 in hhds 5s 4d to
3s sd, in puns 4s 24 to 5s 3:1 ; ditto 1838 in hhds 5s 2il
to Sc 3d, in puncheons 5s to 5s Id; ditto 1839 in hhds
5s Id to 5s 2d, and in puncheons 4s lid to ss; at these
rates the merchants do not seem desirous to sell, in conse-
quence of there being every prospect that a reduction in the
duty will shortly be made. Geneva has sold steadily at 2s to
2s2d, and very fine has fetched 2s 54 to 2s lid. British Corn
Spirits have been in much better request, and a large business
has been transacted at 10s ; at this figure there are more buyers
than sellers.
To-day the demand for Brandy was good at the rates quoted.
Rum secured a fair sale at previous rates.
TEA.—The monthly sales have concluded. The quantity
offered was large, amounting to 102,000 pkgs, equal to
7,000,000 lbs. The sales opened, contrary to the expectations
of many parties, with a great disinelinanon on-the part of the
trade to pay anything like previous market i ates, and although
there was .a largesatterolapee from all parts of the country, and
a good muster of town dealers, still the dethapd 'during the
first four d'ys of' the sales WaSeitrernely liMited for all doseripa
tiona of Tea for 'actual consnmption, and capitalists refrained
from making investments:; the merchants, however, generally
refused to'reduce their pretensions, in consequence of the pecu-
liar,pOsition in which the trade of this country with China is
placed, and were dews mined • to protect their Tea, and bought in
and withdrew the principal part which passed the hammer at high
prices, fully equal to those cut rent before the commencement of
the sales, but when they showed a disposition to realiss they
were compelled to submit to a considerable sacrifice on the
rates current at the sales which occurred in the early part of
January, and the reduction on the rates of that period was 74 to
9d on Hyson and Young Hyson, 3d to 44 on Hyson Skin, aid
to 4d on Twankay, Gd to 74 on Imperial and Gunpowder, and
3d to 6d on Orange and Flowery Pekoe; Black Tea was
more protected, and the reduction on the January prices was
2111 to 3111 for Congous, but when compared with the rates
current in the markets a few days before the sales, the reduc-
tion amounted to 441 to 6d. and Twankays show a decline of
54 to 64; Souchong and Caper were 3d to 4sl cheaper than
in January; black leaf. Pekoe has maintained late rates.
Even at these rates the trade evinced little inclination
to do business, and the quantity actually sold during
that period arnotnited to only 13 500 packages out
of 49,000 which passed. The sudden cessation in the
demand without any appPrent cause, astor.ishest many
parties, and was attributed to gavernment admitting- the car-
goes I:f the Marinion and Endes at the 2s Id duty, al-
though the Tea was put on board British ships by the :line- ,
reans, and stating it to be their intention to admit other
cargoes obtained iii a similar manner. On the fifth day however
the merchants displayed snore firmness for Black Tea, and
bought in and withdrew large quantities above the rates of
the previous 4y,t he trade were also more desirous to purchase,
and a fair amount of business was transacted at prices 1/24 to Id
above the rates of the previous day for Congou, but Green Tea
sill met a dull demand, and prices again gave way Id per lb;
during the last two days the trade evinced an increa.ed desire
to purchase, and a fair demand existed for Black as well as
Green Tea, a larger proportion of that passed the hemmer finding
buyers than on any former day, and prices again slightly
the decline only
with the sales which finished on the 13th of January ;
•i)lni I ptro'neeidd for
rr
Congoutl: the rmacnrd andT'y alnld' a Y.t
a' 2mslakfi>ir3gth e latter, as com-
pared
but the reduction on Teas, as compared with the rates current
in the market previous to the sales, was as follows :-3il a 3id
on common and good Congou, and 4d on fine, Tatal a 64 on
Pekoe. 44 to 4id on Twankay, and 5d to 811 on Gunpowder,
Imperial, Hyson and Hyson Skin. The total quantity sold
98414 packages, equal to 1,828,3211b5.
amounts to - , •
The prices obtained were as follow •—l3ohea, Fokien (duty
is no Os 01 ,[al to 3s Id ; , Congou, but mid mixed leaf coarse
&te. 2s 61/01 to 2s 71,4 d, but• mid rather blackish leaf
os sslkl to 2s 10d, ditto blackish leaf stroll,
andand ratherntv strong, &c. 2s 73Ad to 2s 41, but mid blackish leaf
rather coarse and blackish leaf 2s 8d to 2s 94, but mist blackish
ditto blackish leaf Pekoe flavour 2s 114 Co
mixed lea 2s 8.1, blackish wiry leaf. and
Nirtg Yong and Pour-
:l,37oBf
;ilAra:tith;teor2s tsr(kig% Souchong,
Pekoe Souchong flavour 3s to 4s ;
chong 2s Gd to 25 8d ; Caper in chests and boxes 2s 5(1 to 2s
lid; Orange Pekoe 2s 8d to 3s 3.1; Hong Muey and black
J. "V
DIVIDENDS. leaf Pekoe 2s Bid to 2s 94, flowery -Pekoe 3s to 3s 6d; Twan-
At the Court of Bankruptcy, Basingliall-street. . lay and liyson kind 2s B!.gd to Os 4d ; Hyson Skin 2s 54 ts, Os •,
March aughan, hardwareman, Percival-street, Clerkenwell, Hyson 3s (lid to Lis; Young Dyson 2s 10d to 3s 84; Imperial
23,- at half-past two—G. Thwaites, cabinet-maker, 1;,5 2d to Os lid; Gunpowder 3s 64 to s's 84.
Devoeshire-street, Portland-road, March 23. at half-iiast one The closing price for common Congou was 2s 74d tti is '6X4,
March 2,', at l'air-past Twankay do 2s 90 to 2s 104 ; ilyson do 3s 1(1 to 3524. • Ac.-.
W. 11. Wilson, tavern-keeper, Eton.
ten—G. H. Gerlach, merchant, London i,treet, Fenchurch. counts from New York state that 20000 packages, equal.to •
1.5.0u0 whole chests had been destroyed by fire.i ,
Ti;THE CHAp.TIST. RIALS IN ..EI'.C.ASTLEI.---
street, Alarch 21, at eleven.
In the Country. Since the sales there has be: little business doings in Free Great excitement exists in this town as to what. will be the re-
J. Hoole, tanner, Sheffield, March 27, at twelve, at the I Trasle Tea, but the merchants remain 'firm, and will not sell, •sult of the Chartist trials, which we hare no doubt will come
Town-hall, Sheffield—J. Horton, joiner, Leeds, March 21, at excepting at the rates established thereat, and sdmc large nn at an early pm isid of the assizes. It is understood that all
three, at the Court-house, Leeds—E. Long, grocer. Tsvist,clc,. )io-Oers will not sell even on those terms; Fume small holders, the parties w:ll surrender excepting D. vyr, who sailed a few
Devonshire, April .21, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth however, who have to meet their prompts, of which a heavy ,reeks ago for America.. There is: a general expettation that
—J. and J. Walker, elothsnierchants, Leeds, March 21, at one falls due on the 6th of next month, 'have 'been coos the law will not fail too heavy on M. John Bell, %she is to be
twelve, at the Court-house, Leeds—J. Brinkworth, clothier,
pelted to make a sacrifice for - money, and have taken 25 54 ' tried for lihel, as it is understood that his Damp is only nomis
- -It °3 at twelve at the, Old
North Nibley, Gloucestershire, Marc - . , • •te , tor common Free trade Congou; all parcels offering at this. mite attached to the placards issued from the Librreator (Aces
Bell Inn, Dursley—J. flopton, E. W. Peniston, J. Poniston, and figure have= been, bought' rip ; Company's have - fallen to without, his having interest. or profit in them. lie is a very •
C. Rose, dyers, Leeds, 31arch 23, at three, at the Court-house 2s 71;(1 to 2 811 for cash, _but at these rates the transactrene industrious • young man, and a elt-vcr workman. He servai
Leeds--J. Richardson. bookseller, Leeds. Unrest 23, at twelve, have-heatt extensive ; 3,000 chests hay, been taken Isy one . his apprentierahip in the Tyne
'creasy utlicc, anti was atter-
at the Court-lions?, Leeds—R. W.
iFatra,nlikdl,in, merchant, Liver_ party at the former figure ; in the early part:of the weetk wards employed several pears in- the same situation, and a;l*
pool, March 23,
.at
.c.leven, at.
11. ( ti-rooms, Liverpool. the quotation was. "s 9W to 2s 10d; for prompts can bear lisnourable testimony to his uprigtt and' armee. eon-
Chit I IFICA .—. A nets 20. the
merchants
are disinclined to sell some Jere., 5-001-tets- duct:from his boyhood up, we may - say, to the presetrt time. l
E. Parker, 'ecadi
Perfumer, I, ily—J. Potts, engraver to en- Lowever "have been entered into at 2s 9,1 to 2s 915.;4.,. There is no doubt he has laudahl 'exerted himself to do the i
. y ,
..
lies, printers. New Mills, Derbyshire—W. joae,,,
sh
dull state fur Free .Trade ;
oeite. 'l's-day the market was in a very •best lie could for himself and a young an s It. Tyne I
.'d rising farni '
smith, Oxford—J. T. Hobson, merchant, Liverpoo' •mow,
much
firmness, and
.---- • rots- the principal merchants, however, evince ,
S GVercury. cock, builder, Leicester.
improve, and our general
are of opinion that prices ere long will
At. a county meetino. cf Berkshire, beta 'sit-Rear:-
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.parties 1 .el but who are b ,
quotations remain the same as yesterday, . . .
W. \Vrenshall, V. Wrenshall, jun., and C. L. q ' their prompts are compelled to mg on Thursday, addresses to the Queen and her 1103 a! Con-
Wrenshall, obliged to sell for money to meet.
professors• of music, Liverpool—W. Apps and J. Starnbury, ' submit to prices "cl u l nt.er the sales . •
which finished on Tuesday ; sort were untMituously adopted.
haberdashers. Loser Toetiug, Surtev—R. Anw,l 1J K but such i s the dull state cf the market that it is difficult to . v adopted a resSlVs'.
The Dublin Corporatioa h. e,i
----a.
the'
1 Pelly, merchants, Laurenee-lane, 'Cit ,___
H. 713isalwruelh. H. quote prices accurately. Company's Consou has' obtained ton..ceiling on the Right Hon. F. Shaw,...lffi.,Pay.,nt: reeiga i
lei has considerably ' Kepner, and S. Book, wholesale dr 3.
Recordership of that City, on tha groan ,. i abandeue
'Q • 1 • , apers, Norwich (so far as 2s 7il for money.
d Orsege principh.e.
..ountry. getkrally. , tegards S. HOO,O-111. R.ndell and J. Evans stir 'cus Cal . 6"A1.. —The dernattal has bees brisk from the Grocers for his high Church at:
, gc , -

Per Quarter,
Abingdon—
Andover ...,
3anbury,
,11:t,ingkt oke.
.'Sriretice,tcr
(7..ven • r
.)aventry—
Derby ---
H wilco ---
H n ngerf ord-
Malton
Maidenhead-
Nottingham
41.'a tp. ge
Warwick
kVeir .:es ter
York ----

to s.
RO
63 69

GO S 2

„ •
JOSEPH GREEN, linen-draper, Ipswich, March 11, at
twelve, and April 10, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lack-
ington, Coleman-street-buildings, official assignee; Jones and
Son, Size-lane.

S. to A,
48
36 46
41
32 37
:4; 40
42
34 44
32 44

(8 .T
6J FO

51 80
!is "d 6
6 63
56 79
8 80

a. to s.
94 38
'2B 32
2 3
24 29

SR
4+• ni
32 +35

7- 72

32 42
35 as
35 4, t
22 43
:40 46
3G 46

S. to t.
1) bt

42 46
40 42

25 no
22 31
95 3•:
25 3ei
I
32 37

R. t.
4; be

-.
40 40

:in 44
92
4(1 -ix
36 43

fr; 4 9
•u :2
:Ai 4 ti

- 41

X 7 4

4U 8u

32 qi;

-
40 6.3

- 44)

22 56

JAMES MULCASTER and BENJAMIN VA UGHA N.
wholesale furriers, St. Paul's Church-yard, City, March 10, al
one, and April 10, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Lack-
ington, Coleman-street-buildings, official assignee; Braham,
Chancery-lane.
THOMAS BARON, cotton-spinner, Bolton-le-Moors, Lan-
cashire, March 10 and April 10, at eleven, at the Swan Inn,
Bolton-le-Moors. Barker, Gray's-inn-square, London; Wood-
house and Holdvn, Bolton-le-Moors.

Par Thishel.
Birmingham

RICHARD 'HICKMAN, timber-merchant, Bilston, Staf-
fordshire, March 17, at twelve, and April 10, at two at the
Swan Hotel, Wolverhampton. Brown, Bilston ; Williamson
and Hill, Verulam-buildings, Gray's-inn.
JOSEPH STORER, auctioneer, Ipstock, Leicestershire,
March 17, at twelve, and April 10, at two, at the King's Head
Inn, Loughborough. Palmer, Mitre-court Chambers, London ;
Cowdale and Son, Leicester.

5. d. s. d.
76 9_4

JOHN-JONES. merchant,: Liverpool, March 9 and April
TO,-at one, “ohe ClarendOn-rootnts, LiverlMol. Willis, Bower,
and Willis,'Tokerilibuse, London; Mason, Liverpool.
,ROBERT NOKES WILLIAMS, cabinet-maker, Bristol,
Mareh 13 and April 10, at eleven, 'at the Commercial-rooms,
I3r4tOL Hicks and Braikenridge, Bartlett's-buildings, Hol.
born, London; Hinton,. iiristol.

s. d. s d.
46 66

8. d. a. d.' 6,d. e,,1,
40 a0:50 701

r6O So

DAVID CRANE, publican, Wolverhampton, March 17 aril
ApriPlo, at one, at the Swan Inn., Wolverhampton. Jeyes and
Smith, Chancery-lane, London ; Daniel, Worcester.
RICHARD PERIAM PRAT and SAMUEL PRAT,
scriveners, Glastonbury, Somersetshire, March 20, at eleven,
and April 10, at ten, at the White Hart Inn, Glastonbury.
Holme,' Loftus, and Young, New •inn, London ; Naish; Glas-
tonbUry. ' ' • ,
SAMUEL FORSELL, hosier, Leicester, March 9, at one,
and April 10, at ten; at the Castle of Leicester, .Leicester.
Dyneley, Coverdale, and Lee, Field-court, Gray's Inn, Lon-
don ; Robinson, Ingram, and Ingrain, Leicester.
WILLIAM WATTON, printer, Birmingham, March 9,
and April 10, at two, at the New Royal Hotel, Birmingham.
Chaplin, Gray's Inn-square, London ' • Harrison, Birmingham.
HENRY BURTON, corn dealer, Wem, Shropshire, March
13, and April 10, at eleven, at the Shire-hall, Shrewsbury.
Warren, Market Drayton ; Pinninger and Westmacott, Gray's
Inn-square, London.

SCOTCH MARWETS.
EDINBURGH CORN MA It KET. —Feb. fl,
\Wneat. Barley. uat,.. l-,.„,,..
itia.od. 41e 6d. 318 lit. 44., 00. I
69 0 31 0 26 0 4.: 0
r,e 0 t?ti 0 z 2 0 al 0
.....,erage price of Wheat 21.0, 0:1.
PRICES OP PROVISIONS RC.
Bcef, per lb. —.,.. (Is. 6d. to 05.8,1. Freshßutter, 14. s. :RI. to Is. o.i
Mutt0n,.,,.,..,.,_.,_,.0 9 0 S Salt Ditto ~,,,,.,,0 jo 011
Vea1,..._,.,,,.,.,,,,...,.,, 0 9 L 0 Ditto, per el,, t.,..54 if p ,
Porec--.....---........ nI; 0 7 FRP. per doz... 0 0 (I-10
Lam. per qr. ....A 0 0 15 0 Oat,Straw(l.)-10 A 14-
l'allnw, rwt...—....40 0 43 0 Wheat Ditto-- 8 0 In 6
tiartern L0af,.,,, U- II 0 111 Barley Ditto ... 7 6 g 6
Potatoes, 141 h. —... oni 0 0 Hay, perrt._.....— 1 2 I 4
EDINIAIIIOII MEAL MARKET.—Feb. 25,
Per Sack of 28011). Imp. Per stone ktY '4O, imp.
Fist Oatmeal
Second ditto~_
20 0 Second ditto
Birleymeat ' ,-113 il Itarler,eal .... . . 6
0 0
13
Peas emcal . - .., - I 10 -t, Peasoineal ....... ..... .. .... 0 I
Pot Barley from 325. to 555. per sack.
GLAStiOW CORN MARKET.—nb. el. •
Wheat, 7e: .:;!kl,. s. 4. s. 4. ' Oats, pe: 1:4;4a. 5. 4. g, ,/.
British, old :WO to 40 0 Irish • 24; 0t024 U
new
','4naoa, free — 0 0 i7c.ns, per 26011'.
'rish - <26 as
Barley, par 32016. I Scottish ....- 18 '

First
Sccond
Third

Beani.
44, od
i 2
34

EngHA'. 4 SO 0 94 0
Sottish 2l. 0 310
Irish

CORNWALL
(CalcHlated at 24 gall

II 12 0
Pease, Scottish .30 .4
Oatmeal, per 140Ib 0 !22 0
Flour. per 51(111) tit 0 c 4 0

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Helstone —

JOHN 13A11DSLEY, hat manufacturer, Manchester,
March 13, and Aprir 10, at three, at the Commissioners'.
rooms, Manchester. Hadfield, Manchester ; Johnson, Son,
and 'Weatherall, King's French-walk, Temple, London.
• DANIEL HILTON, cotti•n spinner, Oldham, Lancashire,
March 14, and April 10, at three, at the Commissioners'-
rooms, Manchester. Brackenbury, Manchester; Johnson,
Son. and Weatherall, Temple, London,
JOHN CLA It KE, paper dealer. Manchester, March 10. at
three, and April 10, at eleven, at the Commissioners'-rooms,
Manchester. Norris, Manchester; Newton and Ensor, Gray's
Inn, London.
JOSEPH WILSON, cotton spinner, Manchester, March
14, at one, and April 10, at two, at the Commissioners'.
rooms, Manchester. Makinson laid Sanders, Elm-court, Mid-
dle Temple, London; Atkinson, Birch, and Saunders, Man-
chester.
JOSEPH OAKES, merchant cutler, Sheffield, March 9,
and April 10, at twelve, at the Town-hall, Sheffield. Tatter-
shall, Great James-street, Bedford-row, London ; Honle and
Matyles. Sheffield.

St. Austell.— — 0
Bodmln — 0
Liskeard 8
Launceston
Catnclforcl A 0
Penzance. 7 4

•
HENRY MARTIN, linen draper, West Teignmouth, De.
vonshire, March 12, and April 10, at twelve, at the Old Lon-
don Hotel, Exeter. Rhodes, Beevor, and Lare, Chancery-
lane London ; Drake, Exeter.
GEORGE AUGUSTUS KOLLM A NN, pianoforte-maker,
St. Martin's-lane, Middlesex, March 10, at two, and April 10,
at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson, official as-
signee, Basinghall-street ; Martineau, Malton, and Co., Carey-
street.
GEORGE RICHARD BOND COOKE. hatter, Leaming-
ton Priors, Warwickshire, March 10 and April 10, at twelve, at
the Lansdowne Hotel, Leamington Priors. Stormy, Welling-
ton-street, London-bridge; Patterson and Hanbury, Leaming-
ton Priors.
BENJAMIN BONNOR, money-scrivener, Gloucester.
March 17 and April 10, at two, at the °inc.! of Mr. Edward
Wathbourn, Gloucester. Washbourn, Gloucester; White and
Whitmore, Tedford-row, Londan..
WILLIAM CHAPMAN and THOMAS KENNING,
fire-iron makers, Birmingham, March 10 and April 10, at
twelve, at Dec'. Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Swain, Stevens.
and Co., Frederick's-place, Olct Jewry, London; Whateley
Birmingham.

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[lons to the Uushi•l:l

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Oat*,

a. IL te s. d. t. gl.
-040 0 3
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MINING INTELLIGENCE. Trno.Cwt ~..rs.
Quantity of Copper urea sold at ltedruth last we0k...2^0110 11 0
iivorage Produce , .
- `N7
Quantity of tine Copper l7O ft 0
Amount of sale. 13,332 E . 19 .01 -,-A v...rare Stniitlaril 1141, Is (d.

PRESENT STATE OF THE NUM-

STE YS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM.

1 ( Extracted from the Ordnance EPtimetec.) '
The survey of England and Wnles is • laid down on
a seal,' cf two inches to one mile, and ongriived on the
reduced scale of one inch to one talk. The number
of persons at present employed on the surveys is
cightl-two. The Geologjed Survey of Cornwell,
Devonshire, and the west of Somersetshire is publisited,
Thirty-seven counties have been engraved end pub.
lished, eleven are in progress of surveying end engray-
kg, and the counties that remain to be surveyed are
Northumberend, Cumberland, Westmorland, and
Durham. The sum of 317,7631. has hen already
granted, independent of 4,4001. for the Gaologied,
Survey, and the grant proposed to be takenthis your d
~
is 16,400/.

SCOTLAND.—The principal tringulation of Scotlxral
was recommended in 1838, and has been c3rrie,l fro.o
the Eastward and Westward to the Island «I Lewis,
in the North. • For the surrey 40001. hiss been
already granted. The proposed grant th's year is
2,0001,

inELAND.—Eighteen counties have been engraved
and published on a scale of six inches to a mi e ; each
of these mars consisting of from 26 ta 124 shorts.
Five more have been surveyed, and are now engraving;
six are in, progress of bring surveyed, and the only
counties that remain to be surveyed arc Cork and
Kerry, About eighty towns have been surve:retl and
drawn on a scale of five feet to one mile for the vain,_
tion of buildings, &c. ; the number of persons em-
ployed is 2,037. but it is constantly varying, as it is
necessary to keep a considerable number of assistants
.under training to supply the numerous vacancies neer-
Sionod by the great demand for surveyors. There
been granted for -the Survey of Ireland .559,320/,, and
is
the.p:oposed grant this year 6t),0001.

I This afternoon there was a large demand from the Grocers;
, and the refiners purchased to a fair extent : the sales amounted
to 800 hhds and tierces at advanced prices, making the rips
I
during the week is to Is 6d, and the quantity sold 2,900 hhds
ance. and tierces ; the market closed with a very healthy appear-
BEriNnn.—The home trade have been very desirous to per-
c`)ase Refined Goods this week ; all offeris g for sale has keen
readily disposed of ls above previous rates. Standard Lumps
80s Gd to 81s, rather under 70s to 79s Gd, good and Lou brown
Lumps 77s to 78s, common quality is 765. Piesset in active
request : fine bright descriptions at 72s a 749. Bastards rather
above former rates. Treacle at rather higher rates tor eom-
mon, which has been sold currently at 435. Patent and the
best old make
present
delivery 34s 6d has been cue urrentugly pa fiindt
, 34s 3d to wait a few weeks, and 34s for eeeond
qualite.
Loaves, 10 lbs at 38s to 495, at 14 lbs and 37s to 37s 6il.
, Treacle at 13s. Pieces at 24s to 275. Bastards at 17$ to 18s.
For Dutch crushed Sugar on board at Amsterdam als.
This afternoon stiffer prices were paid.
MA tilt lill ÜB. A large business has been transaeted at
prices fully is above those of this day week : for good cost
fine yellow descriptions, all other kinds are dearer : fine very
fine strong bright yellow fetched 7th to 79s 6d, good 67a id
to 68s Gd, middling; to good middling 64s to 66s 6', low
yellow r3s to 63s Gd, low middling grey 63s to 635 6d, esiii_
dling to fine 64s to 68s, good to tine brown 60. to 623 6d
middling 58s 6d to 59s ifitiewt. ,
EA ST INDIA . —This afternoon the public Riles eousisted cf
2,275 bags brown, 2,120 gals white Bengal, 1,114 bags Ma-
nilla, and 490 bags Siam ; Bengal of brown quality was all:
disposed of at full market rates; 1,174 bags consisted of I;•
damp quality, and fetched 52s to 52s 6d, yelowish 53e
washed 525, the rentainder was of sound allalitsy and fete
503 tid to 51s for law greyish, rather bright 51s tid to 525, one le
superior 55s 6d; a few lots washed realized 495 6d to .)OS ; the 1
white was principally taken in above its value. viz., good at i
71s, a few piles of good middling quality sold at 70c, and damps 1
G9s 6ct to 70s; lilanilla brought fid advanee, middling brown I
fetched 22s to 22s 6d, low middling 2ls 6d, washed 20. fid ;
Siam sold Gd dearer, low white sold at 24s to 24s 6d, good mid-
dling 26s Gd to 275, damps, 255, and washed 27s tid per cwt.. I
Foaetc..x..-LTo purchase yellow Haeannah for shiprog, I
rather higher prices hare been offered : good quality fetilsarl
26s to 26s Gd, good middling 24s 6d to 255, low middling and
middling 23s 6(1 to 245. For white Havannah former rates
have been obtained for all dry descriptions; damaged sorts
fetched 28s Gd to 29s for ordinary, 31s to 34s for good to Iltsis
and washed 283 6d to 30, Gd, a few lots sound went at Mila 64
to 34s for good and very dry, and rather soft 29s 6d to 3a. .
Bahia at 23s 6d to 24s for low middling white ; at auction 41 1
chests Bahia sold at 23s 6cl to 24s for low white, 22s 61 W. Ms
for fine strong yellow, which is again rather dearer.
COFIT.E. —For British Plantation Coffee there has boot
more inquiry from the trade this week, but the pri'vate trans- 1
actions have been restricted in consequence of the scanty supply {
at market ; the small parcels disposed of have been at *illy I
former rates. Demerara at 102 s for fine ordinary. East I
India and Coffee from the Cape on the terms of last week. 1
Mocha of fine quality has been sought after privately, and !
147 s paid for small .parcels; of low middling qua* there is 4
nothing to be had under 1245. Prices remain firm for Foraigu,
but the market is yet in a dull state.
This afternoon there was no public sale, and privately there
was little business doing for home consumption ; prises however
remain firm.