... LIVERPOOL COTFON MARKET. FRIDAY EVENING, June MAtli., 18.33. Thc (lemand for Cotton has been vehry good during the week, and full prices paid for alldescriptions by private. The Sea Islands by auction to-day went off briskly, and nearly the whole were sold at an advance of ,ld. per lb. ied 3,5(00bags of American, and 1()()) East India have been taken oln speculation, and 300 American for ...

... THUIISDAY, /Rg. 7. COLONIAL PRODUCE. DYIEWOODS. StoaAnIi.l'.Ct. d.P. s. I. s. d. LOGWOOD, tOI , A Ct Muse. dry brown-.48 litoGlI n Janlic .t .1 sto ro Niddliplding .,.., 2 0.. 54 0 Hnnd. & St. Dn..l.5 - S ( boo{Idiitt 155 ( _8 0 Campeachy . 7I t.. 7 GloodFbriilt 5 F , IClazii r. . t Fine,..tl.62 0T'alupico.. . It. Vtery dne . G- Cuba . 8° t.t ) Lts, very brn. 7 049 AOn ...

... I : .I . f titeto. wilel LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. be LIVERPOOL, Aprl li. be Our marlcet was dull in the early part of the week, but rair the dondtaidiriproved yesterday and to.day, and prices,whiich re had receded a little, recovered to former quotations. For Speculators have taken 2,f00 American and 300 Bahia, ing and Exporters 100 American and 650 Bengal. the 400 Sealhtand 23dto2sOd 180 ...

... oanfirlipto. A ;e PROMN THlE LONDON GAZETTE OP, FRIDAY, SEPT. J5. CHAPMAN Geargc, of Selby, Yorkshire, corn factor; October 5, 7, 27, lit eleven, Robain H-ood Inn, York. Solicitor. Mr. 'P Maxon, Little Friday-street. London ; and Mr. Ward, Fuss. bridge, York. Pet er Marmaduke Walker, of Myton, Virmer. Dated Sept. 4. ~,DAILS John, of Goole, Yorkshire, broker; Octnher 7, 27, at II two, ...

... Uallurulito. I FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE OF FRIDAY, JANUAtRY 22, Declarations ?? Insolvencry. E Sargeant, Stambord, Lincolnshire. chemist and druggist J B Jenkins, Swvansea, merchant and lime burner Bankruptcies Superseded. 4r J Rowlands, Heretford. draper T Sadd, Bungay, Suffolk, grocer HOYLAND William Frazer, Bradford, grocer, Feb 11, March 4, at the Sun Inn, Bradrorl-Solieltor, Crossley, ...

... L I og es. ?? the Repertory of Patent Inventions for Novenzber.) tin Mloses Poole, of Lincoln's Inn, in the county of Middle- be sex, gentleman, for improvements in anchors and in friction rollers, to facilitate the lowering and raising such and other an, which friction rollers are applicable to other pur- ?? a foreigner residng abroad-X Se Saled September 15, 1836.-(Six months.) is William ...

... I)JOUlRNED MEETING OF THE CHAMBER I OF COMMERCE. The adjourned special general nmeetiugof the Chamber t of Coamierce and Manutactures to consider the propriety t el pptitioning parliameiit for the repealof the Corn Laws I ^, heldt at the appartments of the institution, in Town D all Buildings, Kitig-street, on Thursday morning. The nreeting was more numet ously attended than that of last v ...

... IF i2 41t1arftict. I LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. /esterday (Friday) Evening. We hsve still a very limitei rdemand from the trade; and althougb, the market has Ueen dull throughout the week we cannot alter quotations in ?? any k1ind. The im. port is light, and no particular.preosure is shewn on the part of holders. 1000 American have been taken on speculation. d. d. d. d. 100 Sta slalands .24i to ...

... ROCHDALH. ' II - .. -- - I FLANNEL MARKET, SEPT. 17,1838.-Vihe market to. dtay was brisker than it has been for some 'feeks past. the chief part of tle business transacted 'vas iss middle and low qualities; very little was done in anything above is. 2d. per yard. Prices continue about the same. Storks are very low. Wool continues steady in price. PosT-OFFOCE A'P~o!NTMr;NT.-Mr. William Lee, son ...

... VIENNA, SePt. 12._The English Government has recently made new overtures for a commercial treaty with Austria, but again without success. The great object aimed at is to obtain a reduction of the Austrian import duties on woollen and cotton goods. It is understood that the English would, in return, give advantages to the wine and corn of Hungary and other Austrian productions. The Vienna ...

... I; - e dareto. I LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, V Friday Evening. We have again bad a good demand from all classes of buyers, but prices of the common qualities of American have rather given way, that description fornming a large portion of our present import, and continues to be offered very freely. Brazil and Egyptians have declined id: per lb. East India and other kinds remain as before. The ...

... BANK OF MA N CHESTER..FURTHER LOSSES. ADJOURNED SPECIAL MIkEETING. Orbe M0ondayiornin g a special general meeting of the c sharcholders in the Bank of 'Manchester, was held, by 1 adjournment from the 7th November last, at Hayward'sl Hotel, in Bridge-street. The main object of.the mcetinigt was to receive from the directors a statement of the assets c and liabilities of the Bank, brought doewn ...