... HALF-PAST ROU O CLOCK. HtALF-PAST 10U5 0 CLOCZO. (Frees thee Miartoetreito SticxesiflsSt Pricm within Thiedny's it RAILWAYS. Paid'. tbelast7day8. Priom. le ,Bolton and preslo ?? s0 0.. 00 0.. Birrningbam and Glouicesetr..- 110.. 0 00.. Brnii ?? ?? . ' 1 0 00e Third Shamr ?? ?? 25 0.. 0 0 0 (noeioghth Shares. ?? 0.. Brso n ?? 70 0 . 0f`00. choestorand.BirkOnhoad.d 50 0-..10 10 0..18 15 ...

... ,3Libgr4w&Tj ?? turreat., I I TfiUE1SDAY. JULY 13, 1843 COLONIAI. PRODUCE-The demand for British Plsnbttioi e Sugar bha contlaned xcneedingly limited, owing to the flat go- e countse from Lenadon caused. in a great measure, by the lateness r of the fruit seama. *ho grocers nrc understood to hold very light stocks throughoet the country, and their pressing wants will compel them to purchase ...

... .:i r ?? ?? ?? '. t, At *? ?, Id. *IRELAND. Mr to rVFMM OUR oWN o COatBB5OSOirrM.] Banr dl lweleribord, Mearcl 7, 1%~ to Ka [to In my last report! IMentioned that the usirkets In this distrc Sam wereW In a depressed state: this depression has Inoreased, during Mgr. a the Past week, and, at the present moment. there is DO Appear' Woo11 soes of san immediate alteration. The eupjyof1o Corn' br ...

... 8TATE OF TRAD l -in the Ueo&a ClothwhamMi' 1na wee YORKU5U..4 the Thd Cfoth-hallhi last week, there was' ft tather mom Inay for low and middle sorts, but on the whole, a t 3Q rian_ fnths ?? o goods sold. Pries were etatlonary ta a and stocks smaller hansua at thissem In the Warehoues es Other wns no material improvement. In the Foreign Wool m: market the demand continued limited, and in the ...

... ,STAT OF TRADE. - ?? -1. -Th. ir LANcAsI1IRE, WRDNSD0AY, JANUARY. 11.-The silk trade at a Manhoester, Middleton, Leigh, ann Failaworth, has a better ke appearance, and rmny of the large mninufacttsers areexpeeting 5t Is a brisker trade than for many years pest, but at PreseiA the is weavers are badly off. The cotton trade at Bolton has a good St ..y appc ranoe. Qulltings maintain a very brisk ...

... xib ,li4(0it, ?? ;Po , v. ctd ? clitlrMiV? , ait TiiTHUiRDAY, SlBMiW 32jU3. ,V SI7GAL-tbero hu bamna fair deinanfd frtttish Plantatioa V he bugarconnlied, bwever aulmotexolusively ?? whibh, 1i. as regasrd. colour, qualty and bloom, are the chespest in the ti by market, nd of which grocers have been eager purchasersl t the it extent of Stil hhds., thebulk ranging in price frni 63e. to6Ls.. H ...

... Aht4)ptixg MatUtgeticrt a ?? ?? _ ?? SHIPWRECK OF THIRTY-SIX VESSELS. By the Britannia sleameship, actcounts have been received at Lloyde of the hiss of thirty-six vessels. with the destruction ,f I _ much oroperty, and the hit-i of mn'snv lives. The fullowhl1r ale amongst the vessels 1l.st:-The Hercules, of Liverpool, Captoin F Poste , valued with her cargo at £ lo.ii0, lnst off Mobile; crew ...

... The progress of Whig principlesand Whigmeasures, of since the retirement of the Whig Ministry, has been a truly wonderful. Not threeyears ago free trade and ho national education were denounced as visionary ard th impracticable theories, ruinous innovations, and held dr up to public execration as concessions to the encroach- L ing spirit of an irreligious and utilitarian philosophy. F Not ...

... Ai.-Xt.et.t. 21s I-ELAND..- . ' (.anoe e arrxt coaanspoAeNax.) J P ?? 0cfS. lSS.Is. l The supply Of woan d the pat week was consideribly !.lai~er inth~ftdtt thredleg wbelc. The dcmantdw55 equally lbrisk an4, the quotations rtlter Inclined ?? 8L av'me, W a Wbhlig tbough entail, Ipdlcstes an irepw oiiditfl. Oats I have been brought forwsrd in lrge oroportloesbut no dewtl 5 Of any ittportance has ...

... 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, ...