... Iffarrittd. Ice LONDON, WEDNESDAYEVNG. a In Since oir lastre ttenr COeantieJirletsNT vprn a Be- fimapaac;pries aesustainetd for nearly ill articles, and JI ). agoodh dheaof business hoe beien transaeled. The home trade Inareth chefoperators, still the export demand frgoods isonR Id the increase. Merchants are loso inclined to realize, and only a. mi moderate quantity of Produce has been ...

... the Our trade bears the appearance we have so frequently furti the described during the last few months; a large and rapidly ct extending business is going on, but unfortunately profits Nat, irds are too frequently in the inverse ratio of the amount of LC a of voney turned over-thus, speaking generally, and our Pi remark will apply to most of the great articles of import, malI act me may say ...

... Aphippiust Inteffigeirre. - 0 FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22.-Wiud l ight. 11.- .- George Henaryl-lati hon, Read. from Singapore at the Cape of lb. GoodfHope. ?? IIi, lnat.3Oil, lon.3OE,siloketheUtihead. 'if from Caleutta fir this port ter fMaenella, Johnson; Emperor, Keano, and Bericoolcn, Clarlbut,, !. rmMauitla; Edward ldowstead, Arnold, ?? %Vtndso. ers Castle, Joints, fiomt iBombay; Canado, Edgar, ...

... )tUppinTg Rteltigeitce. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20.-Wind ?? light:, 29, Tamerlone, from Quebec at Liverpool; master washed over- ad board, 3rd Dce., in long. 52 The vessel is leaky Tinameara, hence at Ceara his Commerce, Brown, hence for Gibraltar, at inosale, in a leaky din state !nd Lydia, hence for Antigua, was spoken 18th Dec., in lat 48, eat e aM PILLAV, lInT Dsc.-The Courier, Zimmerman, from ...

... a IDANCASHIg THunSDAI, JARUASRV 11.-The cotton trade at Oldbam is alightlyimproving. Theturn-outof hattersat old- , hdrn, Ashton-under-Lyaoi Denton, Stockport, Manchester, and IS other places, bas partially terminated, and upwards of twenty, 8, out of about sixty hat manufacturers, have acceded to the de- L ;ands of the operatives. The colliers at Low Side Coliieriea, near Oldham. have turned ...

... 1. Qunrterly ANerage of the Weekly Liabilities and Assets of the Bank of England, from, the 30th, day of Dec., The 18413, to the 23rd day of MT8arch, 1844, both inclusive, Cl~ published pursuant to the Act 3 and 4 W.Icp 6, fla PXOI1,R5 f ASSETS. Th Circulattion.A -21.,000 Securities ?? Itu Deposits ?? I Bullion ?? Neat --A L - - ?? All Downinil-str~ee, Ntareli 29, 1844.1 Qtra Compaired with ...

... Impartd. - AFRICA. Fanny, Dawson. fmn Africa; palm oil Windermere, Williams, fm Africa; palm oil Hero, Grant, fm Africa; palm oil NEW SOUTH IVALES. Francis Spaight. Wiun, fn Port Adelaide; wool, bark, gum CRINIA. Hesperus, Killey, fm Canton; tea, preserves EAST INDIES. Anne Mary. Faulkner. fm Calcutta; suzar, indigo, rice, ejat Chiefltain, Payne, fn Bombay; cetton, wool, linseed, horns John ...

... I I I CHESTER AND BIRKENHEAD RAILWAY I COMPANY. I rer Yesterday, at twelve o'clock, the adjourned balf-yearly meet- h lng of the bsareholders of this Finnmpany was held at the Claren- Via dnrooms William Jackson, Esq., chairman of the directors,i for presided. en Mr. iallaby, the soltcitor, was called upon to read the re- port, in which the directors congratulated the proprietor on tnt three ...

... Z3anftruptd, &r. From the London Gazette of Friday, Oct, 25. is SIMPSON, JoEepb, builder, late of Paradiaeifarm, Stockwell, p' ,1 Svirrey t I WESTRUP, Walter, and Thomas Martin Cocksedge. millers ad and ship biscuit bakers, New Crane, Shadwell, Middlesex, and North~leet,t.-nt H CARTER. James Watson, coach plater and ironmonger, Long- acre, Middlesex FOWLER, Alfred, carpenter and builder, ...

... MtG.- Y, LimAiacaHru TivunanAY. JANUARY 25.-The cotton trade at to D~olton continues brisk, stocks of goode are low, and the spinners Erare demanding, and in many instances have obtained, rallier n better prices. £hoa cotton and woollen trades at Bury IId th t; bie negburodae moderately brisk, and the calico block ad lifsmciepitn abte hni a enfrnnymnh ?? MN.CHmpoves avhe ry eent shecwoltien ...

... 'Ct~e luberpost J.terCuroP. BALUS OPI LEX SUPRA FRUDAY, AfBRCH 15, 1844. FREE TRADE XA s -n-ab_ E. The Anti-Monopoly Association of this town have E published, in their second annual repoct, such a I striking and unanswerable summary ot the corroding I evils which are inflicted upon the principal branches i of our trade by monopoly, that we cannot refer to a a better refutation of the ...

... - , surutto., IRELAND. J tF~~oustconsBNouDE.] JLa Woterfetd, Mfarch 19, 144. olt There bra beesn no material alteration in 'the stateof these mar. Pot 2kct5 durin5 thaweek. Biarley baa advaued about I.. erbarrel. &CO1101 Pig are in gooiI demand'at a Blight advance Oin mai t report, of -Butter perfedtly stationary as to, prime, dtemsnd and sup lY bete a ,Imntio. Flour baaagalinrqstumn h ...