... j Igaritet0. of ~~~IRELAND. ?? 52 E a f ?? Julyi 25, 1843. Tea btforward during the past week was ?? In the article of Butler there has been same fluctuation during theiweek. ly- In the eerlypart of Itthe quotatien whloh Irported Inmyl~astwai fully eustaincd. uithevens aslight ehade of advance, but towards Tob I the end of the week's oansiderable, reduction, ?? in almost Aa yevery quality. ...

... ;Uanhrupto, &e. From the London Gazettc of Friday, July 13. BANKRuPtrs. James Percival, jun., Whitcebapel-road, soap maker, to surrender July 26, at balf-past one, August 25, at half-past twelve, at the Court of Baukruptcy. Solicitor, Mr. Snrr, Lombard-street; official assignee, Mr. Whit-; more, Baginghall-street. I James Mills, jun., Acton, Suffolk, carpenter, July °6, at one ocleck, Aug. 20, ...

... JII f/l l,)'\ Ii t l)R.4 I P17 INO ' MPlMIE31 ER. 'i LI. It E iv o ! t Ylt ta d i-t ttiotlto of 1 I ron Ituo..tnI ro woittt l ,i ir Iftilci PI'l To ftii Im-fotro lit tube ptt'ostit i~n lo (inIt' 'taoo o! thle truIv, Ftind thei yv (I .1 rr pirospect liir tie OItuie. Tinhy were re.'i-i-od by the Printnier with much i t'r-' fcni tos'r to which theyc weri ucifku Etittl' d by 0t rei-c .tutbilit y ...

... THE LEVAINT MAIL. CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 7. [PROM OUR OWNO t:ORitastOtNtEt4T.j 0n5 Wednesday morning deepatehee were received hymni extraordintiry Tatar from Belgrade announcing thveresult of thre election. The Borvien qustioton is, therefore, Jim Ohr present oft an end. We may Jbr thre prrautod, becauone the re- solta will be felt long after thle rauses which gave rise to them have been ...

... It appears from a return just laid before Parliament on the motion of Mr. Thornely, that the exports of British goods to the United States in the year 1842 were less in value by the sum of nearly Twelve Hundred Thousand Pounds than they were in any year pre- I vious year since 1833, and that they were less by more than one-halfthan the average annual exports of the nine preceding years, the ...

... '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 LONDON MARKETS, CORN EXCIIANGE.--MARK LANE, LOmI) MONDAY, July 24.-The weather since ?? day ilek been very showery, with a cold temperatture fior Otie, - 'z the year. We had a fair suipply of W¶heat fir,1 , ?? Kent this morning, which sold at all Hit vance of:j,1 to I ol qr. over the rates of last Monday. Free foreign Sil5 ld* l'r similar advance, but the sales effected wsere not' 'sir ...

... 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. ...

... LONDONV MAU KlA/1,Si-8Art JuAY, CO'IN AiIIIVAl,. lie el iocvirg are Ire rerriralt if C.rn, lilre, lieSlt, an-I Flour, li -it of I INoun - linid g C.,i -iork odirrig JOly 02 :-l'ONw.1rns Wl,. ,a181, 11, lliliny 101. Moill:1,711, (, ',.757, Ryr S. lsra 7210, I.,a1 54, RIloii'acd 70, arid aiurry oloider Ovlrdir 77 qcr; VIiir Sill oar. .. Stir Jrii): Wheou ltiP, Ilaflee 4MO, .M1 oil dll roil tra ...

... LON LDON MARKETS-MONDAY. CORNi ;KXCIIANGF. 7iolwitbsttoiding there W. It good arritat of Leg lini When, ri-h op to thut Toorvinp'. w iacft IroLin st-.at Kent, -itl i, fair riifplf fromt Suffolk und Cattmheidgeclilr, sod th wha-t11 were rcmninpratstel? nullI fill.2 Cith saiatipit', (lie demand fur that artcl 1aiii-ii front tit onaocoarable Acueentsl which1 have hNest reeeit d rm'itiott lo the ...

... T1?ADE, OO?E?aC?, &_!YZ4?IU?AC?tTR.?s.? her COLONIAL MARKETS ? ?Fremn the Londern New Price Cssrreiet, JaIsj 18.] Ufl* Santa -Importers of West India Sugar havieg sibmitled to oat a retluetion on former priceo of Od. per ewe., his indused the ?? trade to come forward mere freely. To-day bupere of XVeet it oF Itidia were less inclinoti to do hsssieeus, and although merchants ce- asbosljtsoj to ...

... ?? Abinger: Pray did the Marylebone Bank profess to give in. heot to their customers ?-Winess: Yes, my Lord. bhe jury said he hoped this ease would reea wrnig t thm, ild ildun ttemasvvell as other persons, jt er to etdy a Lonidon Bank whieh professed to allow ijterest to s CUStomers for their mon~ey. The system vwas extremely bad, and ?? the end, in most cases, if not in every one of them, ...