... jIariketo. 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Thursday, April 12,.1838. The only channg e notiee in our cotton market this week is a slighlt Bdin~^ prices of common qualities of American, which a es wi~r~e from the dull state of trade generally, thtan rtr e of holders to force sales. The sales up2,lo Thursday ...

... oankrupto. a FRom RFD&AY's GAZETTE, APRIL 13. A ASHTON Thomas, of Stockport, in the county of Chester S cotton spinner, d. c.; April 26, May 225, at twe ve, Comrals' a sioners' Rooms, Manchester. Solicitors, Mr COPPOck, Cleve. land Row, London; and Messrs. Coppock and Woollam Stockport. Pet crs James and.William Bradshaw, Stockporl cotton manufacturers. Dated April 2. B BAILEY Charles and ...

... |Ir >3$anktupt. '=kSY'5AZETTIE, MAItCI, 30. CL RK lcrhif ),noi.sP~~itleJ pi a 01W, May iI~t'tweI~, our of Cnflmssoner.ors TLock, Surrey-Street, Strand. et Cr Thoms t inrcrystre M.str;and gent. lCutead Lz Marc2. olhik, ,lealer. Aprileral May Il, aApeleve, Crown11 and Mite lve iia Ca r 1.9,I iSo tto eSrve. augl, Carlisle; aprnd e..rs' B erior _' og ed Cap . Heao 7 dMssFts and Viv n a Feb. 27. ...

... jflarheto. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Friday Evewnin; illarch 23, 1838. Our market opened with a very lively demand, and some little improvement in prices was noticed on Monday; but as business was very dull at Manchester on Tuesday a re-action has since taken place, and we closc at last week's rates for all descriptions. Holders arc disposed to meet the buyers fairly, and sliew their stocks ...

... I i0 - 'IanruPhton. FROm 1?IawA''s GAZETTR,, APIL6 BELL Edward Russell of tbe Roebuck Brewery, Boston Old If* Town, and WelllngtOn.1t~eet, Southwark, commoji brewer. Aprll17, at twelve, tMay £8, at. eleven, Court or Contisl sioners-' Official assignee, Mr. Gibsonl, Bsinghaillstr. s slctrmessrs. Amory and Coles, Trg st~ Pet crs James Joseph Howell and Co., Queenhite, whatrina gem nd alt actris. ...

... t-.- .'O. M., I t. I ? ? I- .. . 1. .1. - FROM EViD.i'5 GAZETTS, APRIL 20 ANDREWS George. of., Sturminsfer Marshall, Dorsetltlre woolstapler; May, ~oI JuneI at eleven, Greyhound Inn' Bilsinfaord Forum.n- Mr ,Arnoldfd Poole and Mr WellerEssex-street.London. PetcrRobt-WeekstGuwsagn All Saints, Dorsetshire, common chrrier.niDated Mareb.23 EVANS Geor e,.lateiof Poole, trunkmaker; Mayg2;June' at ...

... I ocrit Anb probizion f4adeto, WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, THURSDAY. Oar market being held off the usual day causes a thin attendance. All articles held very firmly, and no variation can be noted either in wheat or barley. Oats and shelling sell fully as well. Beans held for more money, but no ad- vance except on very fine parcels. Malt rather higher. Rapweed as before. Wheat,. 621i qrs. S~e . ...

... | ~ ucor ,lb vrobz(son plakets. WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, YEST1ZRDAY. We had only moderate supplies of wheat and other grain to-day. The prices of wheat unaltered from this day se'n- night, but damp qualities move off slowly. Barley fully as dear. Oats and shelling stcady. Beans as last reported. ARRIVALS THIS WeeK. Wheat.. 7287 qrs. Beans .lSOOqrs. I Flour. 86 Ids. Barley.. 6t318 - Peas. ...

... (torn anh vJobizion itarfeto. Be WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE, YESTERDAY. qieWe havf moderate arrivals of all grain; but in conse- quence of factors demanding an advance on wheat of fully Is., millers were sb, and the business done very limited. All other articles as ast reported. ARRIVALS TllS WERc. Wheat,. 7558 qrs. B Deans,,3394qrs. jTares . 19 qrs. _ Barley.. 4404- N Peas,,. 6 8- I Malt. 1I ...