... For Berwick, Juno, ; Argo, For Rrancnsftr, Prggy, Simpnon. v»r Rridhnplo*, Haooob, Lnndir; Ann, Vichrrmsu. For Cnlchftlti, John and Rirhofri. Lnmtirlh. For hmich, Provideocr. Cutting. For Ln*d>i», Priocr Frmerick, Kyrr; Ynrh»hireinan, Fornmo ; M»rqoi« Cornwalifa, Wren ; Albion, Morrn; Di»na, Fnr Qoe.-u, Siiß|i*oa ; Pandora, And ret* ; Catharine, Hmcbcliff. For Brought) Cnrtlr, Crow; Tbetir, ...

... juarttetot0. Priees qf Cottonai Liverpool, Mlonday, June g. The marketkhas continued exceedingly lively, and notwith- standing the extent of business done during the last three weeks, and the recent large arrivals, the spirit of speculation has received little or no check; the demand from the trade has also been very animated, so that the aggregate transactions since our last report have ...

... Vakl'felzd C,,rn.-Al'arket, Friday, Jame II. Th-P~ -e.IlaO/7o nac . 2 ?? ?? - . Pvawr'Jleil~ I'orr.nlormer, teriaray?, Ju1e i. Th ere was aiapwnrds of SGOO quarters of Wheat, 1500 quarteew of Bealls, nod IS. 0 loads, of Shbeing to this day's marlirt fitie WVhea sopp-rta last week's priccs, bat inferior was dull sa.e uni lihr ?? were Is. per quarter lower, and the detalaml I ?? was Is. per ...

... This tonn, we are 1o learn, is fair way for befooling somewhat more hnoWl* itt lb* wtfrl* of scitoceand philosophy than it has hitherto been. Societies, for the laudable purpose übtuiaing intoM»*tion.iii the artu, sciences, and experissentai philosophy, are, understand, now being formed, and think eeery person most join with us in wishing that their effort* may attended with the success they ...

... fail I, ra t 0 - Pi-ices f Colion at Livespool. Moda u/np, June 23. At the opening of the ?? oil Moniday the prospects of' holdlers were rather disheartening, on which and the two ,stecee.hicg days some few sales were inadle at a trifing redut- tion from the price obtained at the close of the preceding week; sntsequently the speculative demnand revived for Boweds ._drlcans, and Sea Islands, in ...

... PRICES OF STOCKCS. 's hs Fridl Sat. Ilon. ?? w!su I. er Rank Stockt_.. 219 219 -. otn 3 per Ct. Red. 0t So ir:I b8(4 i. hle 3 per et. Cons - - In LiS' for AC ?? 81.1 i' I 81 ; MA iI| he S. Per et. Cons. D2d 92S 4 per er. Cons .9 9 _8 _ . at Ball rn An . I . 20- 201 20g 3 India Bonds 4t P S P 38 p P S9 Pr Ex. Bills, 2d 19 pIS P 14 p I4 Pl i9 or ?? PaT;ChS ()17 FOREIGN STOCKS, It. SIVlDXESDAY, ...

... Thursday lasf.al Ihe Holy Trinity church, Mr. Thos. Hawkins, (of the firm if Undrrwond and H iwUi .s, haberdasher-,) to F.'izatielh, -ccoud daughter hf Mr-. Rlizabeth Storey, all of this tdaee. OorTuedey. the Holy Trinity church, Scott) sail otaker nod uao, to Mi-s •*>!. ti, daughter the lale Harry Welch, of this place, breeches maker. On lOlh indl. PicK-rin?, thp Rpv.r. th, of Thornlnn, fo F ...

... p >buc -a. ROBFRT WARREM. Blacking Manufacturer, SO, Stkano, beg« caution the Public Htainst tpuriouiconipinition being stilt! under his nKme.by meam of imitation Laliels. Tltese may easily detected by observing that the genuine bat ricned on cadi Label —nil other* are count. Writ; many which arc interlined, in very tmiiU charactcm, with a diflereot »ddre»* between the “Xo. SO,” ami the word ...

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... LONDON GAZETTE, Saturdayj, June i.r LIST OF BANKRUPTS. PITCHER William, of Salisbury square, in the city ofiLsnn- don, carpenter, builder, d. c. io sur. June 14, Yt, Jnjw i9, at to-Att. Vincent, Bediord-street. SEDGLEY William the younger, of Dudley, in thecolsty of i Worcester, grocer, d.c. tos ir. Junctei, 8 Joly l9,at Tltc Court of Commissioners of ttankrupts, London--Art, hisnt marsh, ...

... LONDON GAZEFTE, Sluirdaej. May SI. , r-g Ir- fl -. nIrrII' LIST OF BANKRUPTS. H7IGHGAM John, of FrecI;Ieton, in the ounsty of Lancaster, coal- sierclhunt, d. C. tL) Stir. JOlie IS, 1o ?? 1?, at lo, at the Cisile Inn. Preston-Atr. Wlackhlhisti P'rcsios,. TURNER Jamea, *1 Fl t-street. in tise cil t' ILondon, sijit. inercer, haborsi, ishr, d. c. to stir. Julic 3, 19, July 12l at *3tt. Hi ...

... Joarfeto. Prices qf Cotton at Liverpool, Monday, June 2 The-transactionts in America Cottons have agaii beon very jktcnsive, the ardour for speculation having remained una. bated. Besides the repalar demand to the trade, upwards of 6000 Boweds, and '200b Alabamas and -Orleans have ehanged hands, p ices of which are ad. to id. higher than last quoted. Brasils have also bern in good request, ...