... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, MiaCI 10. The week's import is 63,838. The stock previously was 444,1,01. The sCsle; this week are 2o2,34), of ?? 4h'(0 are on speculation, and 5(0) for export, leatving a stock of cotton now in the port of 4159,84!, Which is 12,421 bales less than at saene timea l.st yeas. The stock of Are- ric;m is 102,426, being 11,241 bales tess thaln at this period last year. The ...

... SHE1ELD. MEETING OF THE TRADES' DELEGATES. Mr. G. J. Harney's letter, published in the NZorthersn Star of the 11th ultimo, calling the atten- tion of the trades and rate payers to a circular t issued by the Poor Law Guardians, and signed Geo. Crossland, has not been without beneficial results. The letter alluded to having bean read at a trades' meeting, it was forthwith resolved to hold a ...

... L ONDN CN A' ZETTE, FRIDAY, rob. '24. BAINkMlUi-TS. A lI th c iifrrcs/gf Cmint ?? ini, jlliddleex nrare Wd at the MOsos itsViiei-Ts' Petl, BiISiiqtIRUL Street, London. i C( U : Georgo, of thze tbir of Nottinlghamn licensed victnaller, int dealelr it tobZacco, to stir. MarL-l 3, at I and March :ti *at 12, at ?? CCour, of BIan krotiptcy, itillnill.etiam.-Sol. I 1o'ley. N ettingita.-Pet. Or. ...

... LonIdol, Tuescday ,.Eenitq. The demand for goods for hoome consumption hag been bettersince we last wrote. and shippers have come forward more freely: merchants have displayed firmiess, and having o only asmall quaintity for public sale, prices have in ea~rly all eases been sustained. 'I'le imports ?? been trifling since slst 'Tluesday, and the auctions declared are of little noiment, with the ...

... DISTRESSING SHIPWRECKS.--LOSS OF I FOURTEEN LIVES. HARTLtPTOOL-THunSDAY, FeB 23.-It is our pain- ful duwy to relate one of the most melancholy occur- rences that have taken place near this port (Hartle- pool), for many years past. The brig X.L., Captain Hindes, belonging to London, from Antwtrp for Hartlepool, with a general cargo of merchandise, came on shore near this place at five o'clock ...

... BHEFFIEW. MEETING OF THE TRADES' DELEGATES. jr Mr. G, J. Harney's letter, published in the n Northern Star of the 11th ultimo, calling the atten- ep tion of the trades and rate payers to ai circular t issued by the Poor Law Guardians, and signed Gen. Crossland, has not been without beneficial results. PC The letter alluded to heaving been read at a trades' or Ineetitig. it was forthwith ...

... LONDON NEWS OF FRIDAY MORNING. ROYAL. 7,XChIANGE, London, Tliarsday Evening. TnE MONEY MARKET.-The English Stock market has been less firm, and there were soles made by different parties so as to reduce the quotations by 3 to + per cent. For immediate transfer Consols were 961 to 97, and for time the some; the former closing at 96R, and the latter at 961. Exchequer Bills were worth 74s. to 70s ...

... LOAOD.V GAZETTE, FRIDAY, Mfu1mb 3. BANKRUP~tTS. Alt he i-eic~s if ?? Mtddlfesex aire hld cit the Cecu~ciscisuccrs' (Courtl. Basoiccqhxlt Street, London. AUSTEN Edward. ofbalmer, in tice county of Kent. grocer, to cuir. diarech 14. at ha;lf-pact lii, and April 14I, at; I].- Sol, 'Waller,jinn.. t'iiisbury Circuis.-let. s. Edward Edwa~rds and Co., ,vbchcurchc lanec, tea dealers. BIALMIIl ...

... LONDON GAZE7'TE, TUESDAY, Marth 7. BANNtIZUTPTS. ALSTON Thomas, of tlalderstnn, in thep couinty of Lancaster, spade manufacturer, (anld lately earrring on business at Balsierston aforesaid, as a tanner) to sur. Mlarch 23. and April 7. a! II. at the Coatiof Banlkruptcv, Mouclieester.-sols. Dodd. Preston, and. W'ilkins;on and Ko.nyon, l3hackburu.-1'et. er. Nicholas Bourn, Salisbuiry, yeoman. ...

... Liendos, Tuesdoy Etvenig. There has been a good business transacted in i -oduce tot supply home orders * and the purchases made for eelportation hleve b-een * n a. mlore *extenlsive scasle. holdhers o)f prndace have shlown tiermnes. -and in several cases prices have slightly sn- proved. 'Ilhe imports have been light since we last wreotc. ald th e deliveries from the warehouses large. The ?? di ...

... -as WOOL. THE WOOL TnADP, London, ThursdaC--The imports of wool into London during the week ending to-day have been 27 bales only, from Germany and France. The result of the public sale, of wool which terminated on this day week, as may be inferred from the daily report we gave, was not so fayoerable as bad been anlici- Ipated, a cosmparieon of the whole prices with those obtainod last ...

... I - l i HALF-YEARLY MEETING OF THE I-fMANCHESTER AND LEEDS RAILWAY COMPANY. Thle 13th liailf-ycearly meeting of the. Mancecster and ILeeds, Railway Comcpany ewas held at the Comepcseey's oflices, Oldhl am I Soad station, 3Manichester, onl Thursday last, and was well at- tended. T3 1cr chir %was takene soon after twelve o'clock, by Henry 1tould~swoctle Eq, chairman of the Board of D irectors. ...