... sanfiruptd, &r. BAN IIRUPTS. Pram theboadea Gazette, June 27, 1834. Thomas Sharples Liverpool- ironmonger tnd cutIer- July 15, Aug. 8, at eleven, at the Clarendon rooms, Liverpool.- Attorney, Mr. Brabner. Liverpool. Charles Frederick Elderton, of Fullham. Middlesex, wax- ble.Icher.-Willians Flucher and Francis Fincher, ivy-bridge, Devonshire, ?? Pnmpton, Pilus bury.square. Middlese%, ?? ...

... __i_ f4int 3*flejti*g. all. .THURSDAY, AUG. 7. Cyrus, from Miramlehil for this Port, was spoken 22d tilt. y In lat. 51)0. Inn. 4U50. 1, Brothers, from Lagunit for tliis port, was spoken 9th ult. oiff Manilla Reef. 61r. Stirlintishlre, Clarkson; Orion, late Maxton; and Inca, Clarke, hence at [Invanilih. ' of Intrinsic, Boltorn, hence at DertsrAra. Timandra, Dick-on, hence lit St. John's, N. H ...

... ,g.,Tv - 'MIlippilla Ifftelliacurt. e ?? WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. d Clrrinda. Antrum, from London at St. Helena, and sailed d for Abcettsimn. Thetis, Ellis, from Genoa at Messina. rs Royal George, Hanioit, from Malta at do. NewLon. tafiero, fro.m Lisbon at Genoa. Borsnhoeb, Nov. 6.-Thit day about 100 casks and aeguantity of ktose tal3ow were f.unli on the western shore of this e island. The ...

... kibmpoof VrirvJ Curreat. THUISDAY, OCTOBER SO, 1S34. There has been a considerable languor apparent in our in very freely; and the dirnintition ofiduty, while it increases market during the last week, yet the prices of most artidles consumpthon, materlally tends to increase the comforts of have undergone no decline. The arrivals of frtiit are eoming I the labiturilig classes, as iwell as of ...

... ipu It i le-W _Pplve ItelligArnfto oxV. NEW LIGHTHOUSE. sod The following information may be implicitly relied 10 upon, as we have it directly from the French Consul in S ,711I Liverpool. We shall give in the original and shall add a 1t translation. 1 1Dir'ectiona Gs~ouhale des Ponts et Clcoaizke,e-Phar'cs RI I et Fassanx.-NVouveau Phare de BRiarritz, L06pa clement 1 des Basses.Pyrtez&s.-Les ...

... Iffarliet.d. Y- LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, rr- 2ttrTaeeday, August 5, 1834. During the past ,eeek the weather cenrinued alnms' un. Intrruptedly hot arid avaurable for the growing crops. a, which appear, ii; this distrier, c., be mraturitegrapidly. A few fieics Of Oats wei e cur last ?? a;nd yes tere4y the reaping .n of \'heat begaT, pr, try generaily. The- r h-:s beer at me. h ...

... THE M HULL d OCT. 16.-There was tbetruns Of New Wjseat this nmornin i njg ur-re money than the buyers t**ttime con- SUmnifig markets, and not 0 tgivewasy in price, there was not muchWe the Prices paiid to-day may be nouted as ts e il stirk, and in some few partial instances a trfigavnemyhave been given, but not toan extent tovwarrant any alteratiots in prices from last week's currency. No ...

... At GartIsliY-Armeda, Bergren, from Uleaborg. Provi- dence, Woolsey, from Lomdom. At OPonRo-Ibis, Harper; Fanny Voase, Overton; from this port. At iAMORRo'-Reliance, Walters; Lowvndes, Frank: Packe% Roach; from this pult 11olderness, Wilson ; ilambrue' Sprcer; Irom Goole. At HIELVOET-1lopO, Sawyer; Amelia, Antidell, from this port. At AasTsrtnD.m-Vrowv Anna, Visser, from Stis port. At PILLAU ...

... Do5s, JULY 2.5. We had hut a thins attendanie at ?? ?? to day, most oft lie farmeas being engagred ia thdeir ?? vest. Wheat and harley fully maistaits last week's prices Wheat, 449. to 50s. ; barley, 27s- to ?? oats, 16s. 1- 259. ; beans, 32;. to 35s. ; peas, 30s. to 379. malt ;j3 to 60s. ; rye, 36s. per qr. Flour, 34s. to 4l5s. per sack, IPewICt, JULY 26.-Our market to-slay was Ilst shortly ...

... bDiss, APRItL 11I-We had an unusual thin attenflh le at market to-day, and but very little buins dc ole it Prices may be considered on muchi the sametem g. )f day se'nnight. Wheat, 4,5s. to 49s. ; barley, 24s. to le malt, 52s. to 60s, per qr. Flour, 31s. to 44)5 pe d IrsvicH, APRIL 12.-We bad a fair supply of cr our market to-day, and the sales of most articles Contiu much as before, viz. ...

... Wool is ill this cIuIty, says the Exeter lFy. iby Post,'- now weekly becoming more and more scarce, aid the question or price is severely trying, In tile Flaonel Market goods have mlle a start upwards, but tra,!e is very dull Of tle Colnpally's jntentions uthil tg is withI certainty known, and the trade that is kept (n in the West, appears almost tri have settled itself down to chance ...

... s-larai't#,ul'c9 10Survrlil, AC. BANGOR, I;ridav, \lIay ). Ws, Wheat.. 44 0 Cm 50 I b.3arley 2L 0 '27 a). Oats.. 1I 0 - 1t 0 O Clatuical ?? ?? ,1 lbs. in feer per 'li. 4id.. to (id Il . d. i.i I ty MuLtto _. (. l. tlJ 71o Irk. ' 4.. to 'id Ir _ ?? _ Ie CAiNARV ON, S'iaturday, MaY 10. *ii Vhieat.. . . 46 (e-Q 4 7 Ilrlet . 043 (@2-1 ll - ?? .. 483- 0 i Oats ?? .i6i-17 ( 1 ID ClIIESI' ?? Saturday ...