... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.- TuesdayAnogust 22. The import list this week exhibits a good supply of Irish Oatmeal, and a fair quantity of Wheat and Beans coasOwis,. with thhse exceptions' the arrivals of British grain are light There are reported a couple of cargoes of Wheat from the Baltic, and a small parcel of Dutch Oats. Since Tuesday last, the weather has been very fine, and reaping is now in ...

... I )3ankrttpt5. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRII)AY, AUGUST 1s. HAZARtD) Thomis Oldfield and Henlry Bingham, Shefillid, mer- chauits, Sept. 9, (Jct tl, Bantkrupts' District Court, Leeds. Soli- citurs, Mlessrs. Payne, tlddisoun. uld Ford, Leeds. Peter T'hIomas Hopkit Bluzarrd, Norton, l)erbylire. farmer and bunker's clerk. HIGGINBOT T051 Jorephl. 0 Asliton-iunder-Line, solicitor. Aug. 30, Sept. 22. ...

... CORONER'S INQUESTAn inquest was held at the Rare and Hounds Inn, Marple, on Wednesday, before Mr. Hudson, on-the body of William Rowbotton, a collier, On Monday nigb, atten o'clock, he left thie above inn, with a person named Morton. Wlher they got to the lock the deceased perceived a boat, and shouted to the people in it. He made an attempt to get in the boat, but missin! its locality fell ...

... IX MANCHESTRR STOCK EXCHANGE, AUGUST 25, 1843. Analof Amount Price per Shsreo. paid. Share. RAILWAYS. £. £. £ to Brmn~amand Derby ?? . 47 to 48 '33 Ditto Nw.Shares steaki dis . 2 ?? 14 15. 10') llirmingliamand Gloucester ?? ..51 -53 25 littoe 4 stareq issued at £7i discount.. 3 ,a 134 144 60 1101103 and Preston . 5 ?? 14 I's5 100 Bristol and Exeter ?? . 50 - 9~ 1011 Cheltenhiom and Great ...

... tXiberpoot; ?? eurt'art.. I -THURSDAY. AUGUST 24, It4L RUGAM-Owing to the flat accounts from London the grocers t have shown no dispoaltion to purchase British Plantation Sugar, said as holders conitinue firm, the saes of the week are wnder 200 IV hhdias. West India and 10 o bags leienal, without the least ehmage 1c in prices. In Foreign -mall salea have occurred in Bahia, nt 1~.A to I6a.6J.. ...

... .Fe Jle i arkfeto. to MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, SATURDAY.- Y. Continued fine weather is most favourable for the harvest, su which is nowigeneral in the southern counties, and is rapidly bringing to maturity the crops of the later districts. The corn trade has continued very fiat during the week; and the sp few transactions that have taken place lower prices have L been submitted to. At this ...

... - . - t _ - . :L 1 : AA _ i Quarterly Average of the Weekly Liabilities and Assets ho r of the Bank of England, from the 20th day of May to thi x the 12th of -August, 184I, both inelusive, published Ft pursuant to the Act 8 and 4 W. IV, cap. 98. up retL5ARILTI. SS to d Circulation ?? £19.3,000 Securitls. fri Dposit ?? 912,98,00O Bullion ?? 11.;,820.03 ho, _ £30,576,000 I £33,710,0 bilh i, ...

... FOURTH IIDITION. LIVERPOOL CORa EXCHANGE, pJriday, 2'woe-'rtck, Augqust 25. 184 a The weather cleared up on 7hesday night, and it hap , since continued very favouraale.- l. aping is now iR' N active operatlea in this district. The trade since Tues- day has been firm, and a fair 1-vantity of Wheat has- e been sold at full prices; several parcels have been taken, t:for shipment toIreland. The ...

... BauikruPta. It D: X 1 R, Brown, Prescot, Lancashire, balance maker, R. Brown, jun., Liverpool, tool maker, and W. Brcawn, Preseot, Lan. cashire, balance maker, September 5 and 21, at twelve, at tbe Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. Mr. W. Bird, official assIgnee, Liverpool; Alt. Mr. J. HoslsgeLiverpooDl. J. Higginbettom, Ashton-noder-Lyne, Lancashire, money cnrivener, August, 30 and September 22 ...

... Mtfar.ket0~. (OM IRELAND. D (F OMU1R OWN CORRRsiPONOENT.) The farers areatmest Walexrbrd, Aausest 22, 1843. 3, Th farneraam amostuniversally engaged ina cutting down If the harvest. As yet the Oat crop te not sufcetyrpo hue. 0 sickle; indeed. In some districts, it stil retains the greenlee B The wheat crop is, with few exceptions, perfectly ripo, the ht extreme heat of the sun, during the podt ...

... ROCEDALFI FLANNEL MAnsKtT, MONDAY, AUGUST 21. -This week being the rushbearing, or annual wakes, the market to-day has boen but thinly attended, though, accord- ing to the quantity of goods brought into thoe market, a fair day's business was done, as but few flannels were left unsold. Prices aro the same as lest week. There is no alteration in the wool market. MANOnxRsrn.-The yarn market ...

... I C*. ?- n From the Liondole G azette of Priau. Ag. 18. a~WALTEOR. Geoigo, groeer, Oundile, Northsalstonm - C a-MhEGARXY, Thomas, coal merchant, Love-lane. Billingsgate. C ,~London 2 VIANN, William upholsterer and' furniture dealer, Old-street, I. 'St. Luke's. Middlesex 1B WALKER. William finowball,grocrand cake-malker. Hull Pr H'IONN KR, Robert, contractor o~r weed pavement, late of Cka?- ...