... 't8c ji*arketo. -- MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, SATURDAY.- Al The weather throughout the past week has been on the whole favourable for the growing erops, although occasion- ally showery; supplies, however, are small,' and every day -seems to furnish additional evidence that the stock on hanl which (had the original prospects for a plentiful and early C, harvest been fulfilled), might have been ...

... I FORTHCOMINS FETEs.-The Marquis of Salis- bury gives a sumptuous banquet on the 12th instant to the King of Hanover; and a numerous and highly dis- tinguished party has been expressly invited to meet his Majesty.-The Earl of Aberdeen's invitations to the whole of the Foreign Ministers were issued on Friday for a state dinner at Argyll House, on Thursday last (yestorday),in celebration of her ...

... A Special General AMeeting of the Proprietors in this Establishment was held on Wednesday last, at the Bank, in Leeds, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Com-. mittee of investigation appointed at the general meeting of shareholders held in February last. The large room was. crowded in every part. Sir JoHlN SiNtpsox, of York, was called to the chair, and having read the circular ...

... CO)RN EXCHANGE, LONDON, . NMONDAY, July 24th, 1843. . We had this morning a veygo upyo English .of the weathcr induced the facbtors to ask ver high prie ste in the morning, which checked business; at a later hou :some sales were made at an advauce of 35. to 4s. per qr from this day week, the millers, however, boughtver .sparingly, so that a good deal of the supply remained un- sold at tie ...

... I- CITY, FRIDAY EVENING. As we consider the reduction of the postage to one penny as the greatest boon of modern times, we cannot hut rejoice tiala committee of the House of Commons is granted to enquire into the best means of working out that wise and social measure. Every one admits the great advantages society has derived from its adoption. We require no other circumstance to prove its ...

... WVIATE TRADE. To THIR EDITOR oP THr MORNING CIIRONICE. Sit-You will oblige me by insetting In your paper the enclosed copy of a communeiCtlon from the Lords Coal- rilk-glowt of her Majesty ' Treusury. It will bh observed that It is a provisIonal measure for a fature, and perhaps distant event, ats from the termination of the negotiatious with Portugal, their lards hip5 see no reason to ...

... I ~ I LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tueeday, Jut5 18. Our imports of grain, since Tuesday, have been greatly below the actual demands of the local millers-the granary stocks supplying the deficiency: such also has been the caoe in many other of the leading markets. A cargo of Wheat from Dan4ig is the only foreign arrival we have to report. Notwithstanding the fineness of the weather, and the de. ...

... ?? Alaructo. CORN-.XCIIANGE. MlONDAY. JULY 37.-During last week, althotbll tie supply of English Wheat was good, rwe were enabled to make al Advance of 2s per qr. from MNouday. This morning we had a large supply from Essex, whiieh was sold at an iniprovement of 2s to 3B front tide day se'iniglt, being about Is beyond Friday, but tile trade was not brisk. Free Foreign was in demand at at) ...

... LEEDS COURT OF BANhRUPTCY. l117SINESS OF THlE RNATTyrT, ?? I17SINNESS OF THIE ESTi0 WEEK t13 m~env., Tuly 10 -Parker, Shore, aril ]UI L exan iintloll ?? jourulied from Na w 1fo . thl, ballkelF , WII'. Osburn the yolilV'r. Leods ?? ?? . aid ti lrltt; Illonnas Nm..rrhiL, Sholf..itt - nnI'id -6Wrirt lilk! ic iliats, 4-1 ?? ,Johin Swalltdoifvwi and SOI, OL'.NT. alid' t 3 Win. Ilacklieas~e, Jas. ...

... ?? n WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. YE5TERIIAT, JUNE 14. We have a short supply of grain to this day's market. Is The opinion increases daily as to the deficiency of the Stock, k of Wheat on hand; and it is now quite clear that an irnpor_. rttonwl be required to meet the consnmption of the Ycountry. We experienced a firm trade to-day for Wheat, - at an advance of fally 4s. per quarter from the rates ...

... Hartlepool, June 29.-The Burfield Brothers, Pisper, arrived here on the 27th of June with loss of her fore- tops. North Shields, June 27.-One of the missing vessels of and from this port, for which considerable fears are entertained of her safety, is the Echo, Brown, which has not been heard of since she left the 'Mediterranean, several mouths ago. - The schooner Isabella and Catherine, ...

... I Newcaslle Corn AMarket, July 1.-We had again a, very small supply of Wheat at market to-day from the growers, as well as moderate arrivals.coastwise, and the whole met a fair demand, at an advance of Is per qr. on last Saturday's rates. Free foreign samples also commanded Is per qr. more money, but we had little or nothing doing in bonded. Oats were ineal supply and the turn dearer. For ...