... M - urketd, ,9 IRELAND. 10 (FROM OUB wOWN CORIneSFONDENT.) VO WaeVrford, NOv. 23l, 1843. J n1 The condition of the maiketa in this dietriot bas improved since t n my last, The change has been nearly general, as a decided a t e toration inthe pply has affected pricesinS.progressiveoraramr. tY The prinnipt arlutile In which an advanco Is obserrable may be * ;s mentioned as Oats of a superior ...

... ~EmIna rtO. A )th -AFRICA. aid Peruvian, Gwatkin,fp' Afriea,vwlth 1pam oim - Thoman, ihunoter, Ward, fin Africla,vith palm oil, teeth EL ?? INDIES. E Nile, Aniersorl, fin Ceylon', with coffee, cocoa nut oit, Yarn Competiter, Poole, fmn Calcutta, with sugar, rice, saltpetre ld Elis ebeth Jane, Lea fin Calcutta, with suFar, bides, silk, jute Win P1irrle, Irving, Sm Bombay, with cotton, wool, oil ...

... .SECoND DITION LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, I I ay, Twno o'lock, July 7,18. We had a heavy thunder shower on Wednesday night, but the weather his since been fine, and the tempera. ture favourable. In Warrington, on Wednesday, the trade supplied themselves with Wheat rather freely, and in some instances an advance of Id. per bushel was ob. tained. Yesterday we had a demand for Flour, and a fair ...

... salthruptM, aC. From the London Gazette of Friday, March 17. MESSUM Edwvard, brewer, Portses, Southamupton COOHII. , Soseph. upholsterer. New-Fit, Doset-square, li'dlesex CLAitKE. Glese, boot and shoemaker, Crawford-street, Bryan- | RN idhardo, lronmonger, Liquorpond-street, Hatton- C HARRISi'ilOMN, Cieharl=es, tleensed vietualler. the Wheat Sheaf, 1' public-house. Red Ltn~-street, Helborn, ...

... .W?- rzllTportd. NI co EA ST IN'DIES. at princess Royal, Itobinot,.., fmn Calcutta. with 4t91 lio sugar. 86 bg ealtpetre, 1571 bu rice 28 hig horn tips, 640 robins coffee, 11 I id hrnip, 210 bif Jute. 7821l iatde., '50 hII raws iilk, order-122 bg sugar, N Crooke find Ct-81 ilk Nith Sh rhwd ?? litta. svith 8376 bg sugar, 1360 bS rice, 1000 bl lute, imt sk Ito'rti. re2,r-P Die tierculean, Grssou ...

... j Igaritet0. of ~~~IRELAND. ?? 52 E a f ?? Julyi 25, 1843. Tea btforward during the past week was ?? In the article of Butler there has been same fluctuation during theiweek. ly- In the eerlypart of Itthe quotatien whloh Irported Inmyl~astwai fully eustaincd. uithevens aslight ehade of advance, but towards Tob I the end of the week's oansiderable, reduction, ?? in almost Aa yevery quality. ...

... TELEGRAPH.OFFICE, MAY 25. Wind at Holyhead, S. S. W., gentlo breeze, morning Do. W. S. W., light breeze, evening Off Iolybead, inward bound, at 4 a. m., No. 3745, Fairfield, B. S., from Calcutta; 2681, Devereux, bk., from Charleston; at 5 a. rn., 3047, Elilza Sandare, soh., from Smnyrna. at 6 a. mn., 6608, tGrecia, sEb., from Cephalo5ia; at 9 a. m., 8173, Widorrall, r k., from Valparalso and ...

... muisrpoaol.Vriced Curre-t, uY vTHURSDAY. MAY 11, lea ly COLONIAL PRODUCE.-.For 13ritish Flansiatfots Bugat t, is a good demand, and vy full prices have been realized b elt descriptione. The sales, ncluding a cargo of neo Baw 44 no raning from 6g to 7e., amount to 8Oe ?? e4., ce hg ienial, and 5000 mats Mauritius, at 5es for lht2 brownu up to li, for fine quality. In Foreign 50 boxesu ~ tfieW ...

... 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 ...

... URDE HALL. DESU1RLPTION OF TEBULIG ;£,he--'annexe En ig-.conveys a.representation 9tf tl antersor' to.he :Eree Trade'ali dining the Great tg'gaa Netthel~d'thercJas*~ uight. , Th'e sll'etcli id fngW are 6by our clea:er tdnsman, Mr. Steplenr , are 'se dn the .e it~rtdingeM Thfor ' thhe fuosee acing the- s -eteth. -- aerection. of.sphiolisnandlfy' ll su athi Pr ,t egrdt, $regta aetingd;.and ban ...