... 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. Brab ...

... __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 ...

... ,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, Hani ...

... 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, ...

... 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 giv ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... mariteto. SECOND EDITION. PRESTON MARK;ETr THIs DAY AT TIVELVEo'CL.OCK. There was this day a good supply of Wheat, but prices ranged at about 6d. per windle lower than last week. Inr other articles we have little alteration to note. B. a. B. d. W1V}EAT, per windle ?? ?? 20 to 24 0 Do. New ?? ,. , 21 0 to 23 0 FLOUR, superfine, per pack of 240tbs .. 41 0- 43 _ O DI). Common tine, do . ?? 31 0 - ...

... B!.L4NRUPTS from tile Gazettes of Juo@ 8 and 11. I 9 INSOLVENT. k William Briggs, tailor, Richmond, Surrey. y BA5NKRUIPT'S CO. John Goulding, Basinghall-street, City, woollen.draper, 11 ,n July 18, August 19, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Uh G George Palmer, Above Bar, Southatrpton, tailor, July ther at 18, August 19, at the Court of Bankruptcy. whil G George Mitchell, Bury-street, St. James's, ...