... COMMIERCIAL REPRESENTATION. The following letter on this important subject has been mrc addressed to the presidents of the Chamber of Commerce las and the Commeroial Association:- thi Liverpool, 1st August, 1849. vig Esteemed Sir,-In the first place, I must solicit your in- dulgent attention to the consideration of the views which I Dr shall have the honour to expound, however imperfectly, and ...

... Rotal ant Vrobincial rego. f MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY, AT THE COURT, ATHENJEUIM, GEORGE-STREET. 3 April. DIANCRIESTEIL Hour of reeting. 24 Sibson ligg, cotton spinner, Manchester, audit ?? I 24. Thomas Wrenl, auctionceer, &c. Preston, audit ?? 12 24. Blurts and Watson, commission agents, Manchester and Leeds, dividend, separate estate of Watson . 12 l 24, Henry Wilcox, tailor and draper, ...

... RLocai aubD joobincial weuo '5 MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. es AT 'THlE COURT, ATHEXXIIUM, OflOstE.STRtEET. March. AM&NOiiiSTErt. Hour of Meeting a 8. William Townley, the younger, Stock and share broker, lk Manchester, anilit ?? ?? 11 8,John Krause, agent, MArnchester, asisignees ?? 12 9. Samuel Taylor, butcher, I'cyntun, Cheshire, certificate. 11 5 9. Burton, Cotitian, and Sinith, inanufacturers, ...

... 'Urabe ]report%. 6 MANCHESTER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. el 6 Very little change has occurred in our market since Tues- ti 6 day. Prices of such goods as are in request continue very ?? o firm, but the aggregate amount of business doing is only is d. moderate. Printers take the lead both as regards the extent Sl - of demand and the rates obtainable. For this description of ri C goods, both in G0 ...

... MANCHESTER CHkNIBER OF COMMERCE.I REPEAL OF THE CORN-LAWS. A general meeting of the members of the Chamber of Commerce and Matinufacturers took place at eleven o'clock on Ttar-dav, to consider the propriety of petitioning the legislatare for the repeal of the corn laws. The at- teulance vas not so numerous as might have been ex- pected, there being only thirty-three gentlemen present h len the ...

... 13'allfrupto. GAUETTE.-VBJDAY, JCXR E AUSTIN Thomans. of Arnnlev. Yorkshire, clath noni;j, turer: .Tttne 19.~ J1uly 17,, Counnnissioners' Ifasij. I- oiriaa-torjs, Me'Rs.iclhardsosn, Leed s. Pet ore.1, Jo! Iieibreieliand Co., Lea-ds, wool mnereanite. l)iteal ?? James. of Low Sou1tliwick, and of Sauw-r,, Shore, Durham. ship builder: Jnne 1I;, .lniy17 Hiotel. ll:'hopvwcanaao:th. Solicitors. 5I ? ...

... %jr flarhrto- LIVERPOOL CO1TON MARKET. Yester day (Ft iday) Evening. The improved demnanid noticed last week was followed up in the early part of this with an itcreased disposition on tlh part of all ?? of buy ers to purchase freely; the sales th:ruforc have been extensive at graduallyimprovingprices; anii although there hais becn less activity ?? Weduesday, r't'ces of AmericaL1 arc bd. per ...

... | DAINTRY, RYLE AND Co.'s BANKRUPTCY' The second meeting of creditors for proof of debts under this bankruptcy took place before the Commis. sionersof Bankrupts il the Wellington Rooms, Peter. street, on Tuesday. The Commissioners were R. G. Duck, Esq., barrister, and John Taylor and J. B. Brackeenbury,Esqrs.,attorneys. Messrs.Atkinsonand Saunders were the solicitors under the fiat,and Messrs. ...

... Com aub l8vob(zion fRuluts5. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTPI.D Y.- There are good arrivals of wheat, which met slow sale at is. advance. Spring corn taken sparingly at last currency. Shelling without change in valui. A rr rate iths P/At- Wheat. .10782 go I Oats .. 234 qrs l Shelling. 554 Ids Barley . . 12 qrs Peas - qrs ?? Ids ?? 241 qrs Tares . - qrs Linseed.. - sks LIVERPOOL CORN MIARKET, ...

... lankruptO.__ LONDON GAZETTE--FRIDAY, APRIL 1. BLAKE John, of Bridge-street, Westminster, wine and spirit merchant; April 6. May 13, Court of Commis- sioners. Solicitor, Mr. Dimmock, Sise Lane. Pet crs John Stonestreet Turner & Co., St. -Mary-at-B ll, wine merchants, Dated March 24. CARR William and John Coull Carr, of Sunderland, Durham, merchants; April 14, lay 13, Bridge Inn, Sunderland. ...

... form committee to institute a collection aid of Irish distress, by going from door to door to ask subscriptions.— Mjl B. L. Grundy stated that the suggestion had been lade by the Young Men's Early Closing Association, ad ob his suggestion the Kev. J. H. Maguire was caftfl chair. —Mr. Hamilton, of the Town Mission, »>red (seconded by Mr. Pratt): That as Wednesday Mt is the day appointed for ...

... G~aze~tte.Friday, 3Tovembe~r 6, 1844). AXFORID Edward, late of No. 4, Maddox-street, Bond-street, Mid. dlesex, but now% of No. 83, St. John's Wood Terrace, Middlesex, milliner and dress maker,; Nov 13, Dec 19, Courtof Bonlfruptcy, Basinghlfl]-street. Sole Baylis and Drewe, Basissghall-street. Own petition. Dated Nov 3. BONJohn, Bssbwithi, neatl Howden, East Riding of Yorkshire, and Thomas ...