... Itibrpout prifed E9urreat. THURSDAY, AUGUST 17. 153. SUGAIL-For British Plantation thera has been a noderate demand, and 700 hids. West ldia :bave realined fall prices. BeDgal has been eagarly sought after, and sales effected to the extent of 10,N00 bags, at an ?? In most instances. of I t 6d.tola perowt. Barbados I now by far thb obeapest andmost a suitabledesoription offering, and is ...

... . 31kTupo, &f. b. if bei SY( From the London Gazette of Friday, May 5. for NOYES, Robert, plumber, painter, and glazier, New Church- ADNI~1 Jon, phosteer nd ealninfuritueDorrington- STOCENAlfedandWillam pto, cachmakers, Halken- J! RYA,,L, Jsep Nalor vsse ower,~1sffildand Elelcar, NASH, John Thomas, and John TmisnthyogeMuse- tard manufacturers and wholesale ?? LEWIS, Joseph, grocer, Dawley, ...

... . nrz.1, saltitruflon w - . . -- - , ?? I I 0 rt, Fro= the Londonc (tizette of Fricda,,, Malurch 24. l1AWso1~f,4 T1huroln casrrier, bt, Johin-st, Sillithfidi'Mi Mldesex pc TDRMINE.Edwad. prte iin tiemercant Canterbury ~iktOY.J ?? iotiotlr, iei~ hu, &okay-istreet, Isaing-Q o ton, Mi eresex ?? IIAWDN, Jon~riev~comitil~n SentThree Ntvsai.-court, it, Mid, etex Vla.Ilntn CI IA tti),Jiunco, ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tuesdaycptember5, During the past week, the arrivals into this port contaia principally, a fair supply of Malt, Oats, and gal, coast. wise and from Ireland; but of WI eat and otlhe- ri the re. ceipts are inconsiderable, and of tlour very mo erte, as will be obasrved on reference to the particulars below. Wilt as favourable harvest weather as possible for the last eight ...

... _. 11 'CUSTEn.. -The unfounded excitement in the Liver- Pro Cotton market, on Monday, consequent upoD the advices lc e'd in London from New York, by the Stoitzerlad(l, 6 ugpd a very irregular market here yesterday, morning; SOfi r tho epionerm, nnd the manufacturers generally, r Dg an advanco commensurate with the increased acs p fcr cotton at Liverpool. Before noon, however,, ;t lean. ...

... A Special General AMeeting of the Proprietors in this Establishment was held on Wednesday last, at the Bank, in Leeds, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Com-. mittee of investigation appointed at the general meeting of shareholders held in February last. The large room was. crowded in every part. Sir JoHlN SiNtpsox, of York, was called to the chair, and having read the circular ...

... Bankrupto. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. FENNER Ludd and William Fenner, of No. 34, Fenchurch-street, merchants, Sept 20, Oct. II. Bankrupts, Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Simpron and Co, Austin Friars. Pet cr William Wal. lace and Co., * hite Lion court, trerchients. Dated Sept. 6. FOlSTERl James Gilson, of' Aligate High-street, tailor, Sept. 18, Oct. 21, Bankrtipts' Court. Slitcitor, Mr. ...

... 't8c ji*arketo. -- MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, SATURDAY.- Al The weather throughout the past week has been on the whole favourable for the growing erops, although occasion- ally showery; supplies, however, are small,' and every day -seems to furnish additional evidence that the stock on hanl which (had the original prospects for a plentiful and early C, harvest been fulfilled), might have been ...

... TI)c. ftlartiem MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, SATURDAY.- 'The trade during the week has been flat, and an inclination has been manifested to make sales, even at somewhat declhn- ing rates. Our market this morning is of the usual languid character; but prices are not lower than they were in the early part of the week. The quantity of good and flue wheat offering is sinall; the best samples go off at ...

... -tbewoot irtic Curreat. Til THURSDAY, JANUARY It. 1842. and COLONIAL PRODUCE -British Plantation Sugar has been any V in fair demand, and very full prices obtained for 200 hogsheads, been (chiefly Antigua and Barbadoea,) 800 bags Muiis n 0, at vat amoutin to531 hoabeas DmerraS~l bag Maritusanddoing Foregn ontnuosin ooddemnd fom athrefiersandox.Pease ;~'rcrs 10 caes nd 00 arrls razl hve ...

... No I . I f ?? I ? ? ?? ? Alw1ut , I ?. ?? * IRELAND. W~aterford, AmgIf 15, 1045. The W3?kets Iflthisd trososnsausafratmy Metquotatlous, SI the demand hsaftni S ?? ratherlancreaged, althoughnH at the own time go supply was ratfr iang. Thei quantity ofR~ corn of thesdifferent desfiptiaabroughtforward ?? larer Al tha th loecdin wele.suply. No alteratltfl, oweVer,O001 eulirred iiithe quotation. ...

... STATE OF TRADE: LIVERPOOL There is no activity in business; but a moderate ton- sumptive demand is experienced for most descriptions of do produce, and prices are fairly sustained. k The export business of the port is now in much smaller a -compass, owing to the advanced season; but to places a where there is constant entry for ships there is a good a busiaea going on, and, apparently, on very ...