... eEXHIBITION OF THlE WORKS OF LIVrING. dARTISTS. THIRtD NOTICE.-tFl5ST flOOSI CONTINUED. l21). ,A Devonshire Wator Mill. 1-. J. Boddington, e This gentleman hals here chosen a very agreeable subject, fatd froni his ettentioti to natural forms, has lrodneed a b Ipleasing pictlure, though it falls far short of our conceptions r1 of genuine landscape painting. A reference to flature.1vill b fat ...

... P1adet Aeporto. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. MANCHESTER, Thursday, November O.-Potatoes, 10s. tO 14s. ;carrots, os. 6d. to 7s. 6d. Per, 23215; turnips, 49. to 5s. par 16 pecks ; onionsi, Ga. Old to 9s. Wd. per 240113. en MANCHE STER, Friday, November 10.-Old bay, 3id. to 3id.; Ile new ditto, 4.jd. to 5d. ; clover, new, 44d. to 5d.; wheat straw. W,3d. to 31d, ; oat straw, 3d. to 3id. per stone. as ...

... Elie It'lilt-It cto. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Tle derualld , r olsdly .E ening. Ted an.since Friilay 1i~st liat Iteen very geoneral, and the trailc as well as ltrs hiaee yU TIm makth ellb Qa j xprtrlak urchiased freely tained ratliec 'cel 0111 Sllpplied, butholdelrs have ob- qualitie; of AL11' .ilgee fu tr t coninion and middling ?? mroca, deseripti,, -No change can be OlG0 saill th(r kinds 4 ...

... I ANCHESTEIa, FRsIAY,-The demand for goods mnd yar t ess has continued limited. The high price of cotton compels .ntl our manufacturers to refuse to sell except at increased rates, no which buyers, except for immediate wants, are not disp a Ise to accede to. Some few sales have been effected at an advance of 1l2dl. per piece upon printing cloth, and d. per are piece on shirtings; aed as there ...

... er- ail Itf the people of Ireland could only be made to see I what are the real canses or the distress under whii:h . they are continually suflkring, they would not be Oilong without finding out some method of relief. it.d Unfortunately, the great majority of them have ng always had their attention diverted from the real sources of their misery. With some, it is the want of a local Parliament ...

... SPECIA4L JIBEET2fNG. A special meeting of this Company was held on Wed- nesday, at the Palatine Hotel, Hunt's Bank, Manchester,, to receive a report from the directors, and to authorise various amalgamations and other projects of the board. HENRY HOULDSWORTH, Esq., presided. The Secretary read a report from which the following is an extract;- WxST R&Dite UNIONt RAILWAY.-The renewed application ...

... I 9i; 4 fato, ?? MANCHESTER CORN iUARKBET.-StTURDAY. The weather during the week has slowly improved; and with. the exception of its being unusually cold for this period of the year, appearances are more tavourable than for some time past; This, together with the unexpected decline in London on Monday, has kept the trade very quiet during the week, prices remaining unvaried. Our market to-day ...

... ------ Trabe-3Xcporto -------- __MANCHESTER, TuEsDAY, FEBSIUAflY 8 Two O CLOCK, P.m.-Iti consequence of the reent ttivance in the price of cotton, manufacturers and spit~aiers are coin. lat pelled, of course, to seek higher rates; but, although the cry advance demanded by them is exceedingly slight-.baig eV no proportion to that which has taeken place in the rawv nc yiatcriabthbey cannot ...

... OFF ICIAL ACCOUNTS OF THE ]330RD Q F' TRADE. (From the Economzist.) ofe The follo~wing are the official accounts of V e board of the ttrade, showing the impor~tsof the principal articl'elsof foreg of ndclnamehand isefor the nine months crndei. for October 10th, 1817, composed with the corrcspondling the tperiod in the two preceding yea~rs:- tre Animals, living:- 1845. 1840. 18417. -si4 Oxen ...

... Publicolo may assured we shall persevere in the course e have adopted: we thank him for his good wishes. Dramaticua will see that we have not been unmindful of the talented young actress now playing in our Theatre Royal. In answer to Stoker, we have heard that it is the intention of the Sheffield and Lincoln Railway to alter the starting of trains to Greenwich time; but we have seen as yet no ...

... THIRD EXHIBITION. On Wednesday last the patrons of this society may be said to have taken a temporary leave of the charms of Flora, at least so far as the botanical gardens are concerned, and turned their thoughts towards the artificial delights of the winter season, fast approaching, dispersing as it comes the outdoor beauties peculiar to spring and summer— Fierce winter sweeps them from ...

... MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. AT THE COCET, ATIIEStI'M, GEOBGE-STBEET, Oct- MAXCHESTEB. Hour of meeting. 11. Brown and Co., cotton spinners, Pendleton, last examination 11. R. Ciiantler,joiuer, Pendleton,last examination ! 12 12. T. Cox, wine merchant, Manchester, to audit 12 12. C. Cox, wine merchant, Salford, to audit 13. T. Cox, wine merchant, Manchester, first dividend!! 12 13. C. Cox, wine ...