... _ ok-jut .i nvws . _- THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE O.-Wind S., fresh. Tb AaRlRiyD. r Tamessond, Lovett; Ann Rankrle, M'Arthtir; Norrantum, FtKtnjG; eorzleu, Teole - Potomac, Lord Wellington, M 11 e- Itit.^wreonce Chilge- Atattakeeset Taylor. and He~rculean, Mi .Holmes. from New Orfeano-Rothtocbld, Apaslohioola-Lilnena, iM ,Premo. Nassau-Miagnol~a, and Amity. Littlte, Barhadoos-Efon, H~e o ...

... D14BR41TS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-TTuesday last. Our imports of grain, Flour, and Oatmeal, since this day sennight, are of very moderate amount. During the same period, we have bad wet unsettled weather, which has rot onlygiven increased confidence to holders of Wheat; but has brought the market under more general attention than it has bad for some time past. On Friday, a moderate business ...

... R- =_ : . .. ' . ! - ?? t ?? A f , A h.~ 4t~') ~ CRUEE~ Thoma taior andi ribemalrq, Caerig CAT t.~e; M~on nger, Biastagaiteke, liant WEBSTERI John, newspaper proprietor, printe adpublisher, e Sheffield, Yorkehitc Li WIIINFII8LD, William Anthony. draper. Newcastle-upon-Tyne LE DICHIN, Edward, grocer, Tynecno DenbihbiApr JOHNSON. John. tillx anSibro, .at nieokb JACKSON, John, nkeelt f ...

... ~dWAKEFIBLI) CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY.- ?? have again. large arrivals of wheat. Holders were, 5fnevertheless, firm in demanding is. advance, and on these 0terms, before the close of the market, -a large business was iedone. Oats fully as dear. Shelling 6d. higher. Beals e without change.. Jdrivalcs L/sts Weekc. LiWheat ..11605 qrs ?? qrs Shlin_,.. 414 Ids Barley. 139 qr& ?? qrs Malt ?? Ids ...

... w q fatellt-VITO. NEW BEACON BUOYS. SI. On Friday nacommunication was received at this Custom-houe, 31i a venbatim copy of which is subjolned, for the guidance of cap- 64' tains of vessels:- I NOTICE. 69: From tho month of May to October, 1843, there will be M4t d Beacon BUOYB placed un the King Willinm and other backs off 541 . the;sleof Man, for the purpose of surveying; and vessels aro 27 ...

... 3Impartd. AFRICA. Lybia, Owen, fin Africa, with elephant teeth, gum, wood EAST INDIES. Anne and Jane, Smith, fma Calcutta, with sugar, lute, hides, rise, saltpetre. houts Gardner, Cole. fin Calcutta, with sugar, rice, hemp, jute Carribbean, Fleming, fin Madras, with ealtPetrc, rice, oloth, indigo, cotton rosewood, horns, wine Duncan, Ga ieve, fin Calcutta, with surar,3ute, rice Otterspool, ...

... I , ,, , , , J. _- I A , §ku _t11s .-NMansfield, Liverpool, coal dilet, June 10, at twelve, 'icsi Jluly 13,' at gleven,' at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liver- ppol. Mr. W. Bird, oililidle asignee, Liverpool ; Alts. Messrs. Lowndes'&nd Co. Liveruol' i F. Slngleton, late of Iagaton, Jamaica, but novT of Li- verpool, nmercbant, 'Jun 16, at twelve, and July 10io, a eleven, at the Court ;of Bsngruptoy ...

... ib~erpo 4ariced urratd. e8 THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 18U. iI g COLOMIAL PRODUCE.-The demand for British Plantation 0 e Sugar has been very limited. The temporary dilness of the i London markets hbs caused grocers to keep ailmost out of the 1 market, ^nd the sales in consequence are oonfined to IsO hhds. t4 d West India and 20010 bags Bengal, without change in prices. ~I - u a week or ten days a large ...

... CORPORATION COUNCIL MMETING.-On Wednxes'ayv a quarterly meeting was held in the Court-House, the Mayor filling the chair. Some town's business having been transacted, 'an adress to the Queen on the birth of a princess was agreed to, and the Mayor and Ceplhas Howard, Esq. were appointed a deputation to present it at the next levee; also an address of condolence to her Majesty on the death of ...

... I . .r ?? I33allitrpto. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, JUNE 2. ATKINSON Joseph Robert, of Caislor, I.incotnshire, Nvine mer- chant, June 13, July 4, Bnkisptl' Dit) let Court, Leeds. Soli- citors, Measrs. Morris arnd Co., Caistor. l'et cr'lbomas Brooks, Crosby, Lincolnshire, farmer. Dated May Sl. CASTON George, of Basingstoke, Rampshire, ironmonger, June 9, July 11. Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, ...

... I :STATE OF ADF. :- ' a - MAIteialEsnx, -iOwIng to the8 1olidayu, there was scarcelyy ci arny business done yesterday- and therefore itvis unnecessary to .to trouble our readers'with any' remark upon the markol.' The cobtmercial initelligence by the overland mail is generally ce ;considered favourable', particularly as 'to'nlnmafactured goodde. cc Erdian of IredAkesdaay, 0 ' ' t LE XFLANEI~f ...

... Q*[arfiett. I= HoUM I SOL, IRELAND.. * ?? OWis coanntspogoioanv.1 WHi 3 ?? Junie 8, 1813. t I- The state of the markets in this part of the country is St Pre- STRIl 5 very dull, and, I am afroid, will become more SO every day, t3he WAI F'cause of it being the growing pelitiealexcitement. ThesuPPisY of GEOI it the principal articles during the pat week was limited, arnd the at. .0 demandaonly ...