... I- n rupto. i eoM FietSDAY'S GAZETTE, UNE 8. BARKER Henry, of Lower-street, Ililngton, butcher; J;;e F15 .July 20, AtOne, Court of Commlissionrs. Official assig. liee, Mr. Greeni, AI,lermrafbury: solicitOrs, Messrs. Olderstisir Tokenhouse Yard. Pet crs 'William Scott, Sen. and ,jun. Newicaate-sireet.Car(!a~e butchers. Dated June 6. DREI'E..t 'fjooanof Rupurt.5treet, Haymarketnrn tuone ...

... I NEWCASTLE, SATURDAY. JUNE 23. IS35 We had a good supply otWibalt from Oto growe, bult trom the coout the arivolls are lam liberal thetn ofr te. whiOh. conbauerd wilt areo a0. counlt recedowl from Ibe routtb. eniuhled the frctor. to obtain pretty geberaly au advance or frit, o. to 2' ' qu.irler. For a very choice padl of Rl ed, weighin 331b . we heard of 7Is 4V quarter beWll ob. anted. but ...

... vort of joull Impit, Frotn the 26th Masy to the lst June, both 2fljlire. Vrouw Flsina of Hogesand, Lammers, from Hambumr D 50, 3 men-40 tons cattle bones. J. B. La M!arche agent. Catharina Margaretha of Blankenese, Haack, from Ham- burg, D 36, 4 men-43 tons Oilseed cakes. . Hall. agent. Lee oe Dublin, Heayden, from Ha&nburg, B 1SS, g men- I cue paintervi Colovus, 2 af eesnw Mwaact. 4a casks 2 ...

... The arrivrd (If Wheat arid Flour during tire past Week Was far B from large, and the trade clelsc with winne br'isicness oit Friday. flits trirming we haed a very fair supply (if Wheat, Chiefly f1`0r - Essexi and Kent, anti tire weather appear'ingpirore favourable for the growing crops, there was no(t ?? soi nmseh life in the trade, tho~ughi for the beat runsi an advance of Is. per quarter ...

... 'COM MDEROB,,-~44- ., . .I . : ' ist.* . fSff19 THE PUNDS.-gATeRVATVPOP ib0LOdL ?? 5itlThSli., Prj/ce, ProeYI ~ xse;, , Conoolo ?? ?? . Shiti t=,&1ers; ?? slIft': ?? - DI7. Aci ounft~ * . -!9ji7frhtziIft* R.i;r . t -70t 3per)0ent.Reduced,. 037 4'laptclii2-tpeait fs 3 ,Now ?? alcut | Dason ?? t Be.slt ?? . oa C ?? . :. . India Stik Indih Bonds . Spanishi . .t . * ?? ?? |Bt.liF tgtf Grand ...

... MONDAY, JUNE 11.-Excepting oats and flour, the ar. rivals of which are to a fair amount, this week's imports of each article of the corn trade, as well from Ireland as coast- wise, arelight. From foreign ports we have received 12,000 quarters of wheat .ad 6,400 brls. of flour. Tuesday's mar- ket was reported dull, with a decline of 2d. per bushel on wheat, Id. per bushel on oats, Is. per sack ...

... Entell;gC11cf. IKN II IY -,Gn--Arie, I AY)I atnd IliZulbth, ?? [sriella WUii soil, \v leon; -o1pe, .1 mios; Alhry and Anime, Wil- liltsr,, Providenei, D)svies, Ositrbuorgl, Taylor Jane wid Ann, Grliliilis ; Piellohnt, EIllis; Anmicitii, . lol)es o Eliamlbet h'l'l homias ; Neow 1IhIrmony, lumit- plireyb Suisauonali Iewis ; Joenny, W Itinyatee; Ebe- tiezer, Parry ; nutd Sing, Hlughos. Cleared ow ...

... MA#RILKETS. LEEDS CORN MARKET, JUNE 19. There is a large arrival of Wheat to this day's market; other kinds o rain mbderate. Wheat ma2 been dull sale, at oast week's price, and not much busijejo done. Beans, Oats, and Shelling, no alteration in price. The weather has been very fine and wnarm sinco Friday. WHEAT per Quarter of Eight Bushels, 60lbs. Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, new red, 64, 67, fine ...

... ZatTiftruptd, &r, From the Gazette nf Tuesday, May 22. BANICRUPTS. DOWEL, JOHN EDWARD, of Fore-street, Cripplegate in the city of London, straw plait dealer, d. c., to sur. June 2, at is twelve and July 3, at eleven. Att.. Rains, Bucklersbury. Petitioning Creditor, Henry Rains, Crescent, Bridge-6treet,- Blackfriars. foreign warehouseman. FAIRMANER, JOHN, late of ?? Lion-yard.,Tottenham-ceur. ...

... STATE OF TRADE IN 'TH1E MANUFACTURING I I) DST'RI CT'S. Lul C.STrEn .-Little or no alteration las occurred in the dc- mand tor goods, but greater confidence exists, and soonc pttr- chaises are makingg under the conviction that goo, s are cheaper now thaill it is probable they may be in tbc atitutin, when the deninad for worsted l osicrv is coononly ?? eon - tinnes firm, and a great deal of bi ...

... LIVERPOOL 'NEW CATTLE MAIRKET.-Alo-M day lt The supply of Beasts at market to-day has been telertl1 good, btll we cannot note any material alteration in price, from our lasts week's rItiotations: the present high prices jas be attributed to the increasing demand from Mlanchester, ir mingliarn, and all the adjaeent towns within one hundred Eu round, the railway being so very convenient for the ...

... owt of ?ull Adpors, -_ - -, I_ - ._Am A. . i~Fronm the 2nd to the 81h -rune, beth incijuace. 23 Clirissina of Malmo, Pahlisson, from SMalmo, S 39, 4 ZO mneu-178 quarters 41 casks rapeseed, 5i tons linseed 2U cakes, 2tons raplecakes. flassell and Co., agents. 4 Wilblmlrina of Blankerese. Etlr, from Waversort. D 56, ~s4mrne-I3O quarters beans. Taylor and Cliffordagents. - Mary and Joseph of ...