... EEtA-te PP.OCEE3DInGs of the CHART§ISTS. I Riots at Birmingham, &c. We mulh regrot to have to lay beforo our readers, the particulars of a series of proceedings oil the part of the Chartists, afflording very painful and practical evidence of the nature of the physical force doctrines which have becn lately promulgated, and eclipsing in point of enormity, any of the former illustrations of Mr. ...

... II ~I- LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE MARKET. Jifond ry last. Tlre supply of Beasts at market to-day has been very lare but tbe quality has not been of the best on ?? aergA there was a full attendance of buyers and dealers, and Ble, of good quality sold very freely at last week's prices: notwithstanding the large sales that have been effected, tilere has been a great many left unsold, but chiefly of an ...

... LIVE RPOOL AND. MANCHESTER DISTRICT BANK. I -ANNUAL MEETING OF SHAREAOLPEIS.R The annual meeting of the. shareboiders of the Liverpool and Manchester District Bank, was held on Wednesday last, in the Manor Court-room, Manchester, by adjournment from the bank, fa6i the purpose of receiving te irepowt of the retir. ing general directors, elocting a~now, board, and sanctioning the declaration of ...

... PRESTON DIARKET.-Saturday last. There was a rather thin supply of grain at this morning's market, but it was quite equal to the demnanG. Higher prices than the quotations of last week were deihanded, but they were hot realised, and little or no alteration, as regards any article, was experienced. - - ?? if. a. d1. WlVEAP, qw windle of 2201bs ?? 6 to 36a 0 Do.' New ?? 33 0 35 0 Do. Unsound and ...

... I lai~rup ?? i ; J. Irving and T. Baiber, 'Prestoniwin rn rahants, Nov. 22 au(d Dec. ,13 nt elovon, at the Town Hrall, 'reston,, Als. .tessrs. Ascroft, Preston. J. Brothsrton, Litherlaurl; and W. :far'isoD, Ciosby, Lan. eashire, Nov. 27, Dee. 17, at twelvcC st t.a ClareIdon roooms, Liverpool; Atts. Mlvssrs. Bradaba*%' and Yates, Li. verpool. oner A. Butterworth, scout Mill, LnMcaatiirog ...

... -I I , e - ?? * ~ThS'TA~GMAiRKCET.T ursday last. 5.d. 8. d. Whea,, BVsJndle of 2201bs ?? 22 0 to 336 Meal; yV Idad of 2401bs * 37 0 38 6 Beksysj 7_Mndle of 22018s . 18 0 20 0 Potatoeis,V load ?? 5 6 LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE MARKET. Mond ty lost. Thto supply of Cattle toiday has been much about the same as: last reportpid , there was some tolerable good Beasts, hut the quality, in proportion to ...

... 'Il NEW PATENTS POR O)CTOBE+R. 11 IFrmi Newton and Berry's Lict. Joseph Clinton Robertson, of Peterborough-court. Flcet- street, for an improved method of manufacturing artificial marble. Henry James Podding, of Osnabhrgh-strcat, Middlesex, alyist, for imnprovemc ts,in collars for horses and other ani. mnls. Francis Mareeonip of St. Jamcs's-square, Middlesex, for improvements in steam boilers ...

... I . ,IITR ARETS. LIVERPOOL, NE3W CATTLE MARKE-T. Mend it last. The supply of Cattle to-day has bean large, but'the quality was, olnidltgfrslage a number,. end at this season of thle year: the -macket wats well attended by buyers, and Beasts of geed quality met with a tolerable good sale at about the prices of last week, but those of inferior quatity were net much in request, and a reduction ...

... I - l l M. Potter and J. Lover, Manchester, merchants, Dec. 10 and Jan. 3, at eleven, at tile Commission rooms, Manchlester. Atts. Messrs, Slater and Heclis, Manchester. N. Mntthews, leaton Norris, ironfounder, Dec. 6 and Jan. 3, at three, at the Commission rooms, Manchester. AttS. Messrs. Coppock and Woollam, Stockport. G. Wood, Manchester, drysalter, Dec. 6, at eleven, and Jan. 3, at two, ...

... STAT' OF TRADE. ROCHDALE FLANNEL MARKEiT, MONDAY, JULT.8THl.- There have been many buyera in the market to-day, and a very fair demand for flannels. The manufacturers have stood out for an advance in price; and, perhaps, in souse instances, have obtained it. In the price of wool there is no change, and tho demand rather dull. STATE Or T ?? was a little more inquiry for yarn yosterday than on ...

... MANCIrEs'r9n.-TlIo increased firmness observed in the Liverpool cotton market since Thursday last, instead of causing an improvement here, appears to have had an °P)°)- site tendency, as the demand for yarn yesterday was decided- ly smaller than on the preceding Tuesday; and, in order to mako sales, spinners were generally compelled to sulbmit to a redaction of abont ;d. per pound on the ...

... I Banklpts. _ IV. Robinson, Ulverston, maltster, April 2, at eleven, at tbo Braddyll Arms Inn, Ulverston, and April 26, at the Crew; Keys Inn, Milnthorp, Westmorland, at eleven. Atts. Massrs Startifant and Co., Preston. R. Gibson, tiverpool, cart owner, March 30 and April 30 at one, at the Clarendon rooms, Liverpool. Att. Mr. Jh0, Brown, jin., Liverpool. J. L. Spencero Ulverston, cabinet maker ...