... ?? ?? 1 B -I - pt . Il - 1 H. L. Beckei and J. L. Becker, Manchester, calico prin. ters, July 4 and August 2i, at one, at the Court of Bank. ruploy,' Manchester. Mr. R. P. Hobson, official assigneei Atts. Messrs. Sale and 'Worthington, Manchester. J. Brown, Liverpool, broker, July 4, at twelve, and Au. gust 4, at' eleven, at the Court of Bankruptoy, Liverpool. Mr. C. Turner, official 4isglgneo ...

... . LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tuesday, June 27. Since this day se'nilght, a few cargoes of Whest and Malt have arrived from the English coast; but our imports are altogether of moderate amount. Another week of ine weather has kept the trade dull: one or two parcels of tile middling qualities of foreign Wheat have been purchased for Manchester and for transit northwards; but the local millers and ...

... ?? I~9i~t~tl~rlte | E MANCCHESTERS ?? EET, SAiTURDAe Y.- a 'T eather drite~pas Iwek- The er dur innglthe Ut. more ?? 6kn `ih &J116A~~~mee ?? r 9uin te last throe dvs-has been of'th otfiorbe -bacter. This, of course, has its effect upon the corn trade buyers ?? Purchase's tjuh retai ?? HEt each q immediate consu n r .c whilst aelle~seh small reduction on wheat, flour and oatmeal*ithoAv'however, ...

... PRICES OF SOOARES. Anmt. of Amount Price per : Shares. paid. Share. .C. ~ILA ILW&YS. LX C. £ 1(1 Birmilioamtand Derby ?? 7 338 Ditto New Shores at £84 dis ?? 25 124 - lto) Birmitightamand Gloucester ?? 100 5t 28 Ditto * shares issued at £74 discount 171 12- 50 Bolton and Preston ?? 0 ?? - 100 Bristol and Exeter . ?? , 70 55 100 Chelteliomo and Great Western. 80 80 27 50 Chester and ...

... L,> .s.-al Oadkrupto. or ,LONDON GAZETTE-FRIDAY, JUNE 23. cil ?? ?? BAYLIS Jghn,jun., and William Baylis, of Gutter-lane, crape ?? 4, Aug. 4, Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor. Mr. eN Walters, Basinghiall.street. Pet ers William Smith and Co.,'Iut. sy t enhat, engravers. Dated June 19. In BECKEBR H nibal Leigi and John Leigh Becker, of Manchester ot and Reddish Mills, Lancashire. cilico printers, ...

... . - WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTERDAY.- The arrivals of wheat are moderate; but the cold and un-a favourable weather has caused holders to ask, and who have realised 2s. advance on last currency, Oats and beans ready sale, at rather higher rates. Shelling the turn dearer. Arrivals this Week. Wheat.. 6395 qrs ?? 660 qrs Shelling.. 826 Ids Barley .. 440 qrs ?? Malt ?? - Ids Beans S.. 81 qrs ?? - ...

... ~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 ...

... - - andbl ?? wve no more improvement in' the Cloth- f sr,> hballs at Leeds, last week, but a considerable quantity oi goodo, lit prncilpally beavers, pilot cloths. &c., calculated for the vinter ijn- trade, were delivered to order. A few fancy eloskings and-tweeds tpc wqre sold for the coaeslnetal market, and there was a little more Moi. : nufry for fine cloths, the steckl of which are very ...

... ,,E .RA,,E.,YEU&. , I T The awl.revi e edacqubts for t'he, ver dquuiter; i e ended the 5th inst., havejustappesred. 'Tbetotal revenue. , for the year ended that day is stated to be £47,780,342 - it for the year ending July 5, 1842 £45,337,400. For the quarter ending the 5th Int., £13,539,280: for the quar- Tbl n ter ending July S. 1842, £11,837,748. We borrow the I it following summary from ...

... UTIT tit?erue. 73 -- . - - ?? ?? ' ?? A Ol. -Wlnd W N. moodte.llto- ' 0 Elleia'Ath fi from Jainalca'at this pott. Oja bctth Jume,, .-69 Inlt42,s poeith fAurora. from Cheirletton frtb' port ' ' 66 ent . Glooge ,Wpllin to, 'Blrrows, from.New York'atE tis port, '46 sailed 7th June. ~nibe llth, in list. 41, long. 60, splre ?? oak,' of Bostob On' e o I . ln;lat. 48, long. 29, spokp the Jane :73 ...

... og To thc EDITOJRS of the IrVERPOOL MERCURY. n be ?? LRN You may perhaps, consider the following trans- n in lation of a passage In the Telemachus of FPnelon worthy of a sil place in your columns, from its containing the views oftbe illus- a oh trious author on the question Of free trade, and the prinoiples On th which an enlightened commeree ought to be conduoted. E al Telemachus has ...