... IAVER'RPOOL COTIION MAIIKET. I 7FU1DAY EVKNIto, AGO 1arch 6d, 18.3i. Thela llas been S steady nlukpeL th1is week, but 11o0 IIIU01 'ae'tvitf'ivlile plot .)IbLivers ?? izleialtelllf ill p11.es of allv deslrIlitiuI. S ?? Ie la1e 2N1)1 Al hleriwlh andil 011 i1ita1; anld exlporklS 1(0 Aml~erivall, 21101 PeelrtoitC 9)lll QNMoeailo]II.I11, 2llf1111 SUaIl. 'ibe lolal bles ;t~lolItt IIJ 111471) balg ...

... THE FR:EM-TR ADE HOLIDAY. t? THE PEOCESSION AND THE ILLUMIINATION. Tb ~- The committee appointed to make prepartations for thle Altr 4 celebration of the free-trade victory have been most busily Mri. ]-employed doiring the present wyeek; but as yet they, have only AIrF. 11lid tifle to teike thle necessary steps for secUrina the en- 2 ~6 operation of the inhabitants generally, so as to n~akie ...

... 33aflfltttpt0. Gazatte.-Friday, Octobcr 20, 1848. ARCRER James, Birmingham, Wtrwiotsehire. oil cloth manufac- turer; Oct. 31, Nov. 211, Court of Bankruptcy, Bil-li-,gham, Sol Ilotteram andCo.Birmiuigbam. Pet crsJames Si-leluttom James lierashaw, and Joseph Leese, jtl. Manchester,marchants, Dated Oct il. CARTNER John Fox, Oakhitl, Ashwick, Somersetshire. surgeon and apothecary; Nov. 2, Dec. 5, ...

... I THE TOREIGN TRADE OF RlUSSIA. The Journal de St. Petersburyhe publishes the follow- ing returns of the exports and imports of Russia in the year 1841:- Silver Rubles. Exports-'o foreign countries ..86,3S2,179 To Finland . 1,349,192 To Poland . .. 2,034,739 Total 89,766,110 Imports-From foreign countries 79,429,4b0 From Finland . 551 ,S8 From Poland ...

... 0, Di-it -,10 -?DrOIAWA ffltrhtto' I WAKEFIELD/CORN MIARKET, YESTERDAY.- We have to-day a good suppl) of all articles of the trade, except barley. Fine fresh wheat brought the prices of last wcek; other sorts were in very limited request. Barley being scarce, made rather more money. Beanls sl- sale, and the turn cheaper. Oats anti shelling deli sale; and we must quote the former id. per sceue ...

... Ube MALINCIIESTEM CORN 31.IMARKET, Sate no vs.- The dolai~zos- which wre reported iii our tact' coitinuiedl elar.t! the early part of the wveek, and ilut little business *as done. The prosrcet, however. which !non' scels to present itscif cf sonic inlpctus'- bc:ln given to the gcn'r.al tradleof thisldistrict lhas cauise(i a 'lusre ellerlIil feeling amonug hll classes; and to tiS, wie tihink. ...

... I EJ)r jiflarktto. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YasTERDAY.- SIr. NVe have had a large supply of wlveatlto-day. The dis- 2 position to buy extensively was checked by the advance We demanded at the commencement, but ultimately a good T extent of business was (lone, at an advance of as. to 2S. bins per quarter from the rates of this day sc'nnight. Barley nun nominal. Oats and shelling fully as dear. ...

... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-YSTERDnAY. The arlrivals of grain are but moderate. Wheat in slow request, at last currency, but holders were firm in their demands. Barley free sale, without change in value. Beans, oats and ?? fully as dear. In other articles no change. Arr ivals this ceeke. Wheat.. 7325 rs ats. 134 qrs Shelling.. 1101 ?? Barley .. 3773 qrs I ?? .. 34 qrse I alt.- 0's Beans .. 1132 qrs ...

... P : . 3ANiCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, DECEMBOER 15,1843. nit. _ ' Price per Present asares paid. Duc. 8. share. :r . - prc-e ?? ;E . I £ . :tA ILAILWAY5S. no(0 lii) Birsniugllan and Derby 334 Y2 Ditto new, issued nt £84 lis. ?? 00 Birminghiam Smd Gloucester. 25 o 174 Do 4 shares, issued at £74 d 50 50 Bolton aod Preston 100 70 Bristol asd Exeter 50 50 Chester and Birkenhead 25 20 Do. new, created ...

... )3aukvrttpt%. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, SEPTE1SIBER 22. CLARK Charles, of Liverpoul,wocl dealer, Oct. G, Nov. 3, Bank. rlpts' District Court, Liverpool. tolicitors, Messrs. Miller anl Co., Liverpool. Pet crs Joseph DAwvson and Co., Liverpool, wool brokers. Dated Sept. 20. KNIGHT' John Mason, of llughy, Warwickshire, ironmonger, grocer, and seedsman, Oct. 5, Nov. 2, Bankrupts' District Court, ...

... Ete Mfardcto. MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, SATUDWTY.- W The excitement which we had to report in our last advices has somewhat moderated during the past week; but as the trade have not an opportunity of getting into any thing more thau a week or two's stock of wheat or flour, we have had a gi steady sale for these articles at rather advancing prices. Oats have not been so much inquired for; but ...

... I _ , WAKEFIELD CORN tI ?? SE A There is a fair arrival ol' wheat to this (lays market, at which the millers buy sparing'lv, and ?? Week's prices are unaltered. In barley, beans, oats and shelling no altera- tion hi prices; but the business (lone in these articles is also limifted. Arricvls this f 'er. Wheat.. 6.34 qrs I Oats. 741] qrs Slill 0 440 PIs Barley .. 174$ qr P eas .. 478 qrs I ...