... SCHWDULE TARIFF OF DUTIES OF THE} ?? . FOREIGN TRADE WITH CHINA. l - ?? -_ __ ?? n - - n r. _, A mn ?? 0 10 0 14 nuiseec ttatr) do 6 ) 00o 70 ',Ido ?? 0 0 (94 3 Areento' ?? ?? 0 7 5 0 1.414 1'Ban l ...

... MVARlKE~TS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tuesdiq, October 3. During the last two days a numerous fleet of vessels lavs arrived to Ibis port, and our import list for the week exhibits a liberal sopply of Wheat and Oatmeal, with a fair quantity of Oats from Ireland. It will be observed there are entered from abroad 10,429 quarters of Wheat and 10,673 barrels of Flour; Isnt 2,409 quarters of tile ...

... . I?Tjy: Plarfuto. , I ? MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, SATURDAY.- During the past week a great degree of inactivity has per- vaded every branch of the trade; and although there has not been any extreme anxiety on the part of holders to press sales, yet purchases might have been made on easier terms, the general tone of the market being evidently downwards. The supplies into Liverpool continue ...

... vlte ?? mterutrp. 5ALUS rO1PULI asr 5gR1AA. PZafDAT ocroBER 13, 1843. After all the flourishing accounts which we have re- cently heard of the partial revival of trade, and all ...

... tAI~t.WPAST DOUR O'CLOCK. to 9 (Freas s 8mrlberekers' Sarieendt.) imp ?? witiiin Thiodlay's nex nAlLWAYS, Paid. tholast7days. Privies fal, Britton and Preston ?? 200.. ...

... S:ECOND EDITION. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. Prilayu, Twto o'clok ca.1,l IWe have had very boisterous weather Since Tuesda~y antd our supplies have, consequently, beern small. There' has been no material ...

... I MARKEiTS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.- Tuesday, Octobe r 10. Since this day se'nnight, we have had a large arrival of Wheat and Oats, with a fair quantity of Flour and Oatmeal from Ireland. The import list also contains 1,,00 quarters j- of foreign Wheat and 13,363 barrels of Flour-the lattee from the United States. Duties have been paid upon only 550 quarters of Wheat and 140 barrels of Flour. ...

... n lain r *uLova. , v Business has been very quiet this week, and affords a striking contrast to the excitement that prevailed a fort- e night ago. From some cause or causes, ...

... MANOHESTERH STOCK EXCHANGE, OCTOBER 20, 1813. - D - -11? -r ?? Amnt. of PRC' Fs[rr.Amount Pi-ice per Shares, paid. Share. RA ILW AYS. £ £. NO BirosinFliai and D~erbyin ?? 0 47 to 49 334 Ditto Newa Shares at.£84 dis . 2 ?? 2 154 164 LOlU Birmingliamand Gloucester ?? ..51 -52 25 Ditto 4 shares issued at £C74 discount.. 174 .. S 131 60 Dalton and Preston . 1 ?? 23 -23i 100 Blristolousd Exeter ?? ...

... G. Keeling, Manchester, brewer, October 26, at one, and November 9, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Man. chester. Mr. Polt, official assignee, Manchester; Att. Mr. Grandy, Manchester. J. Millington and T. Salter, Manchester and Low-miles, Lancashire, calico printers, October 24 and November 14, at one, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester. Mr. J. Bolt, official assignee, Manchester; ...

... l6aukrupto.: , LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. BEDFORD James, of Melina-place, Westmrnster-road, iron mer. chantO.l. 17, Nov. 15. Bankupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Tucker. Bow Ch:.mbers. PeterSzSmuel ?? Without, woollen draper. Dated Oct. 3 BROOKER John, of Soathauspton.row, Bloomsbury, carver anri gilder., Oct. 20, Nov 2 i, Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. May, Qiee- square. Pet cr P'eter ...

... MANCiTESTRtTIhe recent fljctuations in the prieo of cotton at Liverpool, have prot4uced seine ?? thlis market bere. The demand, both for goods and yoare, was limited, yesterday, eid thie priesa showed some little unstea. diness, though the greater part of the spinners and mann- facturera still decline to sell, except at, the extreme ratea of the last fortnigbt I .-uerdi of Wedneedey. ...