... 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 ...

... M4ARKE1TS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.- Tueday, July 4. The week's imports of British grain, Flour; and Oatmeal, are of moderate amount; but there are reported 7,843 bar- reis of Flour from Canada-the first arrivals of the season from that quarter. On Saturday night, after three days of low temperature, we had a copious fall of rain, and the wea- ther has since been very warm. Towards the close of ...

... I Zbe ffilarketo. MANCHESTER CORN MAPKE7T, SATURDAY.- Accounts from all parts of the country inform us that the growing crops, though ithey look well, are progressing but slowly: whilst the weather since our last has been cold and harsh for the season, and very different to what is required to bring them to early maturity. It appears pretty evident, therefore, that let the weather henceforth ...

... SIR R1. PEEL'S REPULSE OF AMERICA'S COMMERCIAL OVERTURES. I It is once more our painful duty to announce to the commercial world, that another favourable opportunity for arranging a commercial treaty ...

... -p p t.. 0 . I . - ?? Freon $h Ltrnden Gazette of Friday,, July 7. it YOUNG. James, builder. Shirley, Sinitlampttsn SLATTER, James William, boot and shoemaker, Terl-street, Orfordehire MILLS, William ...

... MEETINGS OF THE DELEGATESO I ASSOCIATED COMMERCIAL BODIES. ILOn Friday last another meetilg Of this body tootk placo in the 9~Eaat India and China Aostleictionf omsl o tbe furtlher con. I sideration o ...

... ollipping fatetUffence, r. FRIDAY, JULY7. -Wind B.S. W., fresh and squally. all Martha, M'1AlPLsIne, from Newfoundland at this port, sailed of15th ilt. On the 30th ult., in Ion. 15, spoke the Briton, ...

... ant Ckh LANCAL i IhR, WEDNESDAY; JULY 12-Tbe cotton trade of Old- idt ham is desidedly improving ono large eotton mill is in the ro- course of erectlen and another Is about Ts be bullt ...

... , st . - . .I STATE OF TRDE.. . j, : ~ ~ . i: : . _ ?? ' The quantity. of cotton purciaspad in Liverpool, by the manufacturers, in the' first half year of i843, is 648,740 bags, against 668,570 bags purchasad-in the corresponding period of 1842. This givesa an increase of upwatrds of.-&0,000 bags in the.quantity bought for, consumptlon in the:halfyenr just ended, on, conparison wiiih the first ...

... LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, JuiY 13. O. flAxv-rAs? roux o'CLoCK. at (Frms ?? ,ribee~ra~s fikilaa.J e. RILWAYS. 78Paid. sidas Poi a. Balton mind P esto ?? 0.000. Ce Birmtng0am atd Gloucester ?? 160 0.. 00 ...

... . 13411krupto. LONDON GAZETTE-FRIDAY, JUNE 30. ALLEN -Andrew and William, ?? Shields, drapero, July 14, Aug. 14, Bankrupts, District Court, Newcastle.upon.Tyne. So.J licitor, Mr. Ingledew, Newcastle-upon.'Tyne. Pet crs Williams NMackayandCo., Newcastle-upon-'l'yne, drapers. Dated June2, . CHALK,; Tlo P.latmore, of L~inton, Cambridgeshire, draper. July 12~Aug1lBaukrupts' Court. Solicitors, ...

... WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, YESTEnDAY-- There was a steady demand for wheat at market to-day, at 2s. advance. Beans more in demand, at improved rates. Oats id. a stone, and shelling ls. per load higher. MaIt fetchld 1s. more money. arrivals this Week. Wheat.. 7973 qrs ?? 160 qrs Shelling.. 200 Ida Barley .. 70 qrs Peas._. - qrs Iat ?? - Ids Beans .. 1276 qrs ?? . - qrs Seed ?? - sts LIVERPOOL CORN ...