... Cite Itberjiirol BALVS POPVLI LEX tsUPHEMA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1847. The last scene in the solemn farce to which we have recently called the attention of our readers was played on Friday last, before the Exchequer Court, at Castletown. On that day Mr. Robert Fargher, proprietor of the Mona's Herald newspaper, was called up for judgment for libel against Mr. George William Dumbell. Of the ...

... (From the Svn oJ last nAt) MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. eit, Qsarter to Threa. The English Stock Market has been very firm again to.day.. although the advices from Vienna are not yet or d orcnslutve oharacter. Consols have been 853 to f8, for transfer and time The quotations are supported by the abundance of money, and the continued impresslon that the Bank of En. land will be compelled ...

... 3BaultruptdW &C. at From the London Gazette of Tuesday, June 19. i ELLIS, William, printerr, Liscrpoo, to surrender. 2nd and ?? th July, at eleven, at the Court of Bantltupicy, Liverpool. Offi- cial abui6nee. Morgan, Liverpool. Attorneys, MaplesandCo., IOld Jewry. London; Girecric, Liverpool ALVINs, ?? drroer, 1pewieb, Juno 29 and July 31, at eleven, at the Gout t Of lw,h-npev. Loudon. ...

... iJibtrpnnJI J3tcri Odurrenrt. FM * DNOTS RSIN. ( DEOTS FALLING. I 6ScAn,8B P. per anvt. (Duty paid) I . 0. a. d. I .Musovado drybr21n ?? 5 0~ @6)0 1 ?? } 620..68 0 Gbed ditto ?? ?? C6eed bright ?? .70 0 ?? Dabs and ?? and mroistened ?? etldia ?? 380..37 0 CocoA, per at. (in bond.) ?? .5 ?? O.36 0 1 Conan per cwt. jin bond.) B. P. ordinary ?? n 0 ..168 Ct Good and fine ?? 119 0..1l6t et ...

... _iPo ?? (Current. THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 1840. *DugnaoB RISINO.It DENOTES PALLING. COLONIAL PRODUCE. UGAH, B. P. percwt. (Dq~ty paid~ 5 d. sd. Muscovado dry brown ?? ?? 80 0 @ 83 0* ?? 40.' ?? ?? .d. 0-- 0 Gaod ?? ?? 0. - 0 * Fine ?? ., 0 and ?? ?? CCOcA14scfrcwi. (in bond.) ?? ?? 6.50 ?? 40 0 Corrsnjrewt, (in bond.) B.r. ?? 720.9140 Gload and fine ?? 950 . .10 f'1* ?? .3 1 ?? 136 0 ..15 0* ...

... :: SHARE MALLET.-THURsDA.r, JAN. 23. r--. ?? -. FROM THE~ 8HAIWBOkCER8'6TATNEMENT.] Padd. Lst Pce. This dag. RAILWAYS. - ?? - e. 4. th*. d Birrninghim and ?? 70. o; 51 0 o Br-fnihghwin and Derby ?? 8 0 .. 61 10 0 11Iton and Leigh .. ?? ; 1i 0 61- n o Boltonand Preston 25 0. 10 9 tl 0 106hrrid i0irk..illek-d---;;5 O. 49 50 49 5 04 -ChestrmindCriveJmuitlon 35 09. 34 1o tl.. 34 2 6 Dublin and ...

... ' STATE' OF TRADE. - -l.r Ho G - .- - -,a4n. tic xaai-in.v. LARCAsHIRt. -The cotton trade In vaoriuls tossassrowsworse s every day, and tho oalico blook priting is very dull ndeed. At I any places hands ha:ve not threo days work per week, and at some shopis operative blockprinters hnve hadnothingtodo during thisand alst veek. Masters havel hdbut veryfewvordersthe iaut three weeks, and the ...

... imprntd. AFRICA. FAlcon, Turner, fm Africa, with ?? barwood, Agett aul Heminiw 'y-Q Dk Antoinette, Itosel, fm St Lorsi3, with 1570bg gum, Mocatta Brethtes-K Dk Magistrate, Turncr, fm Africa, with l275ek nalmoil, Ite'ony 30 e'ephant teath. W Rotheram and W A and G Maxwell-W Di Hardware, Rieken, fm Africa, with 345 ck palm oil, 8 L Tret- ?? Vk RAST INDIEE. Assam, M'Alpine, fm Calcutta, with 595 ...

... ,e h ae fVrlTURsSDAV. NOVIISOKOIER 24. ce ?? * h al ?? Wheat during the past week'has bee to Mo hoe a fair extent at full prices, but the demand has been confined bI o he to the town millers, and to some parcels talceriforshipment coast. BAsI tlh wise and to Ireland. In Manchester the Yorkshire dealers are Qu. it. underselling us. There Isas been no change in the value of new (a, Irbil Wheat, ...

... LILBV VtVUUD1 VVUt IVf1.4 ?? £1tij or THURlDA.Yj AUGUST 13, 1840. CoLoxIAL PnekDucz.-The ?? Continues to be barely sup- - plied with Phintation SHGAItS, and the giocers still evince con- sidebrale reluctanco to replenish theirstoelis, now much reduced, at the preoient high rate of currrency, to wvihich, however, in a few d instanes they ive been compelled to silbmit; prices, therefore, It ...

... Xiberpoof 4-Jrired Current. not TIIURSIAY, SEPT. 16,1t84i. Will COLONIAL PtiOlDUCO-Ti dent nO for Pianala's Suiners Iiotq won less ontnoateod, thoogiqt aitC,, I issin so ho- loetitif, coed, waltnnting t, ,bmtit 51 Ii bldo.., irodi rg itt ihd-. Its tiere a of I mun c,. wtt'elt oc-coffier dt byw-cii ia nl'ue~d y; tlequ lily ye consis ci 1f miniding to good m'dn C~lii. and the twi,4, w.. dis- t p ...

... tiberpoot -jOriced CurrtKt. THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1842. 61JOARl.-The demand for sugar continues good, but towards the last nearly tbe whole ef the Plantstion In the bandseof im- POrters aing been cleared off, atehtreme raten, the transacti ne In thlsdeocripttbn have been triding; the trade and refiners have, however, suppliedt themselves pretty freely with Bengal, of whichb abont 4000 hogs have ...