... VIENNA, SePt. 12._The English Government has recently made new overtures for a commercial treaty with Austria, but again without success. The great object aimed at is to obtain a reduction of the Austrian import duties on woollen and cotton goods. It is understood that the English would, in return, give advantages to the wine and corn of Hungary and other Austrian productions. The Vienna ...

... BANK OF MA N CHESTER..FURTHER LOSSES. ADJOURNED SPECIAL MIkEETING. Orbe M0ondayiornin g a special general meeting of the c sharcholders in the Bank of 'Manchester, was held, by 1 adjournment from the 7th November last, at Hayward'sl Hotel, in Bridge-street. The main object of.the mcetinigt was to receive from the directors a statement of the assets c and liabilities of the Bank, brought doewn ...

... I Vic. 'iftarlicto. MANCHESTER CODON MARKET, SATURDAY.- The weather throughout the week has, without intermission, been most unseasonably wet, cold, and boisterous; and it might have been expected that some degree of excitement would have been occasioned thereby. The dull reports from London, however, and the seeming inability of that market to sustain itself, added to the impression generally ...

... ?? -, ?? Up t # kir. From the London Gazette of Friday, Juine 16. A CHAPMAN', Geoijy.5 grocer. Aylesbury, Buekihlionghamlire BLACK, Donald, ain Alfred Gore, sand Robert Taylor, mer- 8 chlants. Siambrook-COuirt, Lorugndon BURTON, John, butcher, Sheffield, Yorkshire Li el STOODLEY. James, twine manufacturer, Bridvrt, Dorsetehire Cs e LA PN Toa.lie ?? Eo IOARiIE Edwrdtea eale andgro erNw ...

... mopping EnOlligetra. hn eCAUTION TO MARINERS. Ies- The BrItlob Queen, arrived at '.hitehaven. from Antiigera, bith road, 3 fet ne w rd, 60W FRIDAY, JUNE 23-Wind N. W., moderate. ,l, Spy, Farrant, hence at Anoona Ole Joeeph Wheeler, Reed, and PrinceecViotorin, Burmiob, hence ateune Caroine, Roakamp, hence at the Scheldt ?? Raesoll, Tubell, and Rowland Hill, Morton, from m Laryna at Cove Pince ...

... shippingLU~ fatedligele. es FRIDAY, MAY 26.-Wind S.W. to ?? moderate. Hr el Flavlo. Coffin from New Orleans at this port. On the 10th IrI Inst., in lat. A1, ion. 10, spoke the Robert Kerr, hence for Q ...

... Eankrup3td, &r. on From the London Gazette of Fridau, Nov. 24. nd LOCKE, Edward. and Alex. Dickson Mlills,needte manufaoturer, Lawrence Pountney-hill, London, and Redditoh, Worcestorsh Er. ROLFE. Wmn, ...

... THE FREE TRADE .)1O VEMENT. R. ?? GOW. tat R.Cobden, Req M.P. and Colonel, Thompson two members of a deputation ?rnm the Anti-COe-Law eat e, Nrrve at Glasow on Wednesday morning so'nnj tbarI posed frm ...

... SECOND. EITION- LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Two o'elock. Friday, Jan. 20, 1043, The trade has been quite inactive since Tuesday, ,nd at our market THlI9 AIORNING there waa only a very slender attendance, ...

... I: ' ;v#OtgCON EktIANG1It, I .) sridai,co o'rive OO, iovclnber 17, IB4 The Wheat trade has been firm sinee TUesday, but there has not been much ?? ani Oatmeal have been without change ...

... ?? . r ?? AA. - _- .. _ MAY 6.-Tbe import of the week is 12,736 bags, namely, II1 from ?? States, SD8 from Egypt. and 2S9 from the West Indies. The sales of the week are 41,22 ...

... banitruptO, &r. the Front the London Gezelte of Fridefi, Dec. 1. ALFORtD, Thomas, llrenaed vlotuallot, Harrow-road, Padding- af B n, R t- Midddese c Han ?? t ilUnt, ut-etreet silrersmitb, Comp- ber ?? ...