... I 33anktUpto. ler5 FROM~ Fit[DAv'5s GAZETTE, JULY 20. d BAKER erchlant, of Hampton, Midillease, liea daer It lt~~ tonte,Auigust 3t,at oleven,Q~)or;of C,)mmissionlers. fli- Official assignee, Mr. Whitmore, B~cig sisretolicitlor, ry. Mr. Warne, Lesdenhiall-street. Pet c,s Robert K~iltog and Co. .Cateaton-street, drapers. Dated Ju~y 14. COURTrThomas. of Temple Balsall, Warwickshire, innkeeper; ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Cavril n b robiziot fbtarutetz. IWAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE. YESTERDAY. very sparn , and prices of last week hardly maintained. In other . 1rtl esA no material alteration. I.- ARRIVALSi THIS wee9c. Wheat. 117!qrs. Beas;, 882 qrs. I Flour . Osks. Barley.. II- Peas 00- I Malt 677 Ids. Oats. 1586- Rapeseed 00 - Shelling 00 - f LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, YESTERDAY. i We had a good attendance of ...

... | A!1~fICom Anb p0robi.fia ptarutts I~ ~ _- I WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 16. Owing to the river being still closed we have no arrivals. The trade remains in the same state as reported the last few weeks. What wheat was sold was in retail at fully last cur- rency. Barley sold readily at rather higher rates. In other things no alteration. ARRIVALS THIS WEEK. Wheat.. 127 qrs. I Beans . Oqr ...

... ?anftrupt%*, ed FROM Fnutlns's GAZETTE, FEBRUARY 9, t's ATKINSON Thomas Whillam, of Store-street, Manchester In the county of Lancaster, architect, stone-dealer, timber. n- merchant, builder, d. c.; Feb. 20, March 23, at ten, ComMIt. by sioner' Rooms, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Rickards i and Co., Lincoln's Inn Fields, London; and Messrs. Hlggin. bottom and Co., Ashton-under-Lyne. Pet cr ...

... I t, eFitom 'RYDAvYs GAZETTE, Nov. 16. BACON Soplila, of Cranford Bridge, Bedfot.e Middlesem, vie- w ICondSophia Pet er )beiaadl~r~rrr28,lj ant tl C our ofpl it 2.anler; November 23, at onev Deceit at t Co urt of Commissioners official assignee, Mr. Clark, St. Swithin's Lane; solicitor, Mr. MereditiT, HealhcotO street, Meeklen- hircSuae e e ayRossiter, Germian.street, Brighton, Mecrasqu. :ri ...

... ipadkt0to LIVERPq0'R0TON MARKET. 7b1 iay Evening, March 23,1838. The sales this week amohto 39,080 bags, of which 2800 American have been taken on speculation, and 1200 Ameri- can and 400 Pernams for export. Although the demand has been good throughout the week, the desire of holders to make sales has depressed prices of the current qualities of American Ad. per pound; but no change worthy of ...

... (Corn mb V3robizon gNa? to. t WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, YESTERDAY. The arrivals of wheat are again large, the trade in which was dull at former rates: holders firm and would not give n way, else a large business might have been done. Barley , dull sale but not lower. Shelling rather dearer. Rapeseed Xi per last higher. In other articles no alteration. ie ARRIVALS TH1s WEEs. Wheat ..16292 qrs. ...

... I . .. fz ed WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, YESTERnAY. eto The arrivals of wheat are again large; and though the re- trade was not brisk still last week's rates were fully main- tained. No alteration in other articles. 1. ARRIVALS THIS W9EK. he Wheat..11I81 qrs. Beans 2281 qrs. Flour . 107 sks. irs Barley.. 139 - S 70- Malt . 00 Ids. rlie Oats . 547 - B pe^~ 00- Shelling. 56 ...

... iflarleto LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Friday Evening, May 4. The sales in cotton this week have again been extensive, amounting to 38,170 bales by private and 1510 by auction; total 39,680) bales. Speculators have taken 7,500 American, and exporters 1,250 American and 350 Sarat. In the early part of the week at, improvement of Ad. to id. per pound was noticed ir beri , which has since been lost; ...

... I i jide; (I oOM THE REPORT, IN THE SCOTSMAN, OF DR. BOW- ory RING'S SPEECH, AT A DINNER GIVEN TO HIM ON WED- cat- sDAY LAST, ATTHE WATERLOO HOTEL, EDINEUIGH.1 642 It must be a great delight to an Englishman, in travel- ling ling across the desert, 'to see the Arab better clad, and, IOUs on inquiry whence the garment came from which he anm wore, to find that it came from the Clyde or the ...