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... C()'kid E = L fs. G(iVERNIM2NT SECUuR ES..TOURn 0 CLOCK __ ~~ ?? ?? _ i ?? IrSLbs. Pr ie. 3.-fARR LIST. Div. Ad.( Pri sauwsok ?? Rt? Ilfaead Sanlcion Canl, .1 * ..i2 a3 S1 'ia ad 1,. rcceet t \liveranaleater 'o itiv-rp. Riailwviy ;0 0 t, IJS? !3 per alt, Red. . St 1 UItdao is t1irmllgaoc fl. .. 2 7 9S .i.j ~e,.14er lorillo Doc . . . *taeeio,-t .Back oli2 I( .1f, ?? | il. i ?? X~acbxh~Ine's ? ...

... I-FROM THE LONDON GAZETTES.-;uesdaY, Jwze 27. [NSOLVVaTS-W. Hayward, Long acre, carriage builder. T. Jenkins, 4AbergavCDy, Men uthshire, grocer. .15 BANuKRUrs. R. Elniingwoth,York, bookseller. [English,0ld ewr i Lodln at. Fd r W. Law. Charlotte ot. aloornsiucy, merchant. [Cranch & ?? .F n church st. Ahrt&GisodChLsde E. Pope, Mslarch, Cambridgeshire, draper. [Ashera& Gainford, Cheapsido It. . ...

... TE GAZrIETTES. (FRROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE.) DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY, FERaARY 23,. THOMAS PRESTON, of Cateaton-atreet, City, warehonsemsa BANKRUPTS.-GEoRGE FRANCIS BLVTHER, of Rothesbt grocer. DIGHTON MOTT, of Leadenhall-market, City, poulterer. T. C. SMirH, of Great Saint Helen's, provision-mrncehant Ti1OMA9 LAWES, of Lombard-street, City, bill-broker WILLIAM RoupersoN, of Crutcbed-friars, City ...

... TR4DE IN THE MANUACTURING DISTRICTS. ?? appears to be a prevalent opinion teat inere has not been less business done to-day in the place-market than last week. Some parties, indeed, think that more has been transacted. It seems certain that the manufacturers generally are desirous to sell, as they are indisposed to hold larger stocks than they can avoid at the present price of raw material. ...

... II STRES OF THi POOR. it DuP r.DEC.,24.-Whilst.the quiesto f ea provision for the poor has been. so prolific a. topic ,of diseussion~a.4tb!e Corn Exchange. the mo~st harowing~ deeiptions 6 their destitution and suffering hv b~een arriving, fi!)n Itl parts of the edUn~try'. The ex' tre63einclemency- of the,~seasn aind the partial fA~iur,~ of the rs' haveagendte distres&'df' te Ir1ish ~udhigh p ...

... 1 ?? I ?, ; ?? - ' - I 4 TXl$.LOI4D ?? MIERCA:NTiLE MA1~$tFS; the Bustn6ss dose th~is week it mdst of our Market srhsbeezd ieiide'r,. vil slIender; 5ii&d the sdareity of Money lias bees a I 'Gd~q~pet1'$f6ifjM y *jg The, Adl *rIi'this makes 'io~ymore'abundlalit ontbe~o E1chAc nd -he prices oWFite~ 1rg Iti ae'.*e lihhaebeen sold at ~prices 2s. 'per cwt. fige,,~np h ' Fl te ro t, th 4s.,Mddlin ...

... COTTON MARKET.-REvrEw OF TIE MARKET FOY THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 31.-We have passed anothei dull and gloomy week. 'Ile Market gave hopes of improvement on Monday, and prices got up about id per lb.; since then they have again gradually declined, and the inferior descriptions are decidedly lower than they were at the close of last week. If we were to take the public sale to-day as a test, we must ...

... fitlt3E Ea~lD~ *,ii.iO331l UitAU T. . . .. ; I . . .. , - I I . ?? ' . : ?? I ?? ' ?? . Tbe -stoppage of te -,mails,: both. foreign .a-d do- .inestic, whipb.pre~vailed last. week has not'existed this, And ,the conseqjieacp -is, that there has, been a.considerable revivfkl of ?? Embange; and prices ,f~both-.Eaglish aind Fo'eign Securities have been much higher-this :e ek-thana last, and the ...

... ITH IWABIMETS. THE LONDON WHOLESALE MERCANTILE MAREV TS. The Easter holijays have had the effect of diminishing the amount of business fbr this week; prices generally continue very steady, and the continued scarcity of Money limits busi- ness of all kinds to bare consumption. GROCERaY MARKET,.-British Plantation Sugar has declined a little it price this week for the lower descriptions. The ...

... TRADE IN THE' MANUVACTURING DISTRICTS. TYt Woo iibDsLUBBBDC ' Smceets last semai' u Wt 1l .ite unable to report any favourable alteration in tlb wool- . 1 j tradef t TIbF tjles ilt~e Clth biil]B bave been: unhom n oilly limlted,'aiid 'sve think thie ame'obS~r~'tel; Ithioi~gh . n)ta'dl trogndetroji applief:1idteaeoiiezt -I BlubA etr ?? hae beenhbbdttbe ?? : of hiitinebs'dene'in tiie Clbth hail ...

... THURSDAY. The English Stock Market has been rather languid, with the exception of hank stock, which has advanced a little, in consequence of nothing having yet been made known in reference to the reduction of dividend, and an impression prevailing amongst the uninitiated that nothing of the kind is therefore intended. The weekly mieeting of the directors took place to-day as usual, but every ...