... 1 l8RLwAY'PWA oraeroFe..A'ready is the Income tfx forming t. bsubmtcs of disclis ion at Out ?? mleotings. -It appears that !d the eosnepasniare to be assessed for their dividends in the tigere- in gate. The 7i. ifn the poundisto bededuetedfrom theindividuatI .d dividends, and these individuals ore afterwards to picks theie I claims if their total income Is upder £1i per 1nnum, anid re- te ...

... . Iffifarketo. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, TLISBDAY. Avousr 16. 1842. The weatherhascintinued remarkably fine, and the crops in thisneighbourhoodappear nearly all ready for the sickle; the utmost activity prevatis in reaping In every direction. In the early part of the week the trade evinced rather more firmness, and Mt Friday's market the dealers supplied themselves pretty freely with Wheat at ...

... Saultruptd, &r. Fronm the London Gazedte of Friday. Aug. 12. NICOL, George Garden, meronerLt, late of Batavia, Island of Java, East Indies, now of A.dam-street, Adelpti, Middlesex . TILL., Joseph1 brewer, formuerly of Nine Elms, tSurrey, then in cnpartce~rahrp with James Fareen, trading render thC Stfm of Fraren, 'l'll, and Co.. and stiee st Shirley-maills, Hants LITCHiFIELD, John builder, ...

... I c~rtio, ' -LONDONj WEDNIAISDAY EVENIN%- ,olders Tho a000un trebo a r th r.eor 'ra 9p ,hc r Leg. most satlsfectoryslosorlptlen .for tbab b'aryest,.wvlhcl,,tas uma,de toc oi considorable progreos , thr qdatity j:o the;W hea.spri anerr.tha,snit hton f s b.n ir many years aa tbo yield ovil be fully equal to, that yr. ~70 a loot~eeosenl The arrivals iroma abro~cd puvgbecn eqicayer alts) hlaoa b ...

... Li VSjtPOUL SHAJk *rAUKXilf Auet. i4 i ?? dacha. - o . -Bollton and Leigh h1allway ?? 7 ie Mvito Qua' wrtedbrea ?? ?? .15 0.. 0 I l)itto and resion ?? 5(1. U 000. H idrmingluana and (Moucester ?? WIo If. .1 Niew Shacei .. ?? .. la . l 00 Oltrinighain and Derby ?? IUO (I.. III) 1-Beisto 8andk~xireer.7 0 I0. '1 C;hesterundirkne 90 .. s 0 I) I Newsharcs ?? 2I0 . 0 II 0 Cheitulumabuand Great ...

... ImportM AFRICA. North Pole,, Heaton, fm Africa, with 1000 ck palm oil, C Here. foil and, Son-W ?? Chatham, Lovell. fm Africa, with 1066 ck palm oil, Jamaiesont Brothers and co-W Dk N ' I0Eil 8UT! 7VALES. Snrah Belt, Bell. fn Port Phillip, with T bi sheeps' wool, V' Smith and Sons-250 do, order-P Dk IEAST INDIES. Grindlay, Grindlay, fn Calcutta, with 30 bts 3h sugar, Sands. Turor nrnd co-1782 ...

... LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, AUGUST I8 HALF-PAST VOlihata'cLOMcl (Press Lhe haerehrokers, Sigst. ent.) hsa'V RAILWAYS. Paid. Frices within Thidh4 tiselat7days. Prices. a SBltosandiLeigh Railway ..i06 ::00 0.. a ?? 2&.0 0 0 oc D)itto and Preston ?? 0 0.. -00 O- la di uawgnuart and Gkloucesetr ?? 1,00 4V .. 10 O h ?? ?? . o. 0 00h BLrmi ?? 100 0.. (O4 if IN ?? 0000..1 Bristol and ?? 70 0 .42 0 0 ...

... i3aultrupt't, & . Front the London Gazette of Friduay. July 29. *VOOD, Willin, bilt broke, atnd cotualiso61 agenlt, Picket. street Cbruturors, btrand. Indolt CH kl'3IAN, Thomaq, doiryman, T~ttenham-Court-road and r Kentish Tewn, Alddlebex. KI.isJ, tuiarles, Jhes;I Sandell, and David Henry King, paper batalIOro, hrllrero-stret, Oxford-btit9e, Londoin WiENSIALL, Charles Lewis, dealer in rmulO ...

... S ?? iFntelttience. FRIDAY, AUGUST 12-Wind S.W Rebeeca, Langford. from Monte Video at Liverpool, sailed 31st May. On the 16th ult., in lat. 26. Ion. 40, spoke the Navarino, from Africa for Cork, and supplied her with ?? Helen, Allen, hence at New York Acadia (steamer,I hence at Boston, 21st nit. Palestine, Littlefeld, henco at ditto Delaware. Patten, hence at Bath, U. S. Mearn3, Drnan and ...

... 11 RA lubippin EITUtUttellre. A FRIDAY, AUGUST 5.-'Wind 1111 S. W., fresh. (japtrini Ilos, Green, 'from Africa at tide porth snllest (roll, Bonny 4t tyadfrmPieeR 16th Slay. 'The North Polo sailedfomt on 3dArl and Nuvariio for Prittce. 3rd Mjay, both tu hepr.O tS lb ilt.. In s51j,hsIn.i, o3~siae'tbo Yae of Cinohnefr1efudland , The Warlla~iakn.fomBny lit'tthisot satted 27th Aprl. Onteoimay stiok ...

... The following amusing paragraph appeared in the Vewcastle Jouwal of the 23rd ult.:_ *- The inspectors of corn returns have instructions from the 4Govermnent to watch narrowly al the eales of grain, with the view of detecting a practioc which bha been reported to the Board -at Trade, of selling corn at a high nominal price, the seller at the same time undertaing to retarn a part of the money. ...

... MANcHzstFR.-Of course, in the present state of the town, there was but little business done on the Exchange yesterday, the spinners and manufacturers bl ing unwitling, or, from wvant of stock, unable, to make sales. What business was done weas at higher rates for both goods and yarn; but the prices were so ex- ceedingly irregular that any attempt to specify the amount of advance would tend ...