... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, MAY 25, Covvor.-The market during the week has been heavv, and a further decline of fully Ad. on American, and Ji. per lo. on common Egyptian and Surat, has been generally sublilted to: other descriptiogs barely support previous-rates. Specula- tors have taken 500 Amerlcan and 1,o00 Surat, and exporters 1,000 American and 300 Surat. The sales of the wees- which amount to ...

... BANKRUPTS. - AUl the feetingsof Comamissioners in MiddletseXareheld at tht _ Comrnisrioaers' Colirt, BasinahattStreet, Lonadn. DAVIS8N Thomas of Stockton-upon-Tees, in the county of _ Durham, grocer, tea dealer, and cheesemonger, to ear. June _ 7, t 2, arod 24, at 1' at the Court of Bankruptcy, Newcastle.-- Sol. Brgnal, Durham.-Oicial assignee, Bsker.-Pet cr. Mar- jaret Ann Davison, Stainton, ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, YUESDA Y, May MB. BANKRUPTS. BARNARD Jacob, of Nos. 178 and 3181, in the High-street, Cheltenham, in the county of Gloucester, clothes dealer. to Sar. Jane 13, and Jaly 9, at 1, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Bristol.-Sols. Winterbotham, Chelteniam. and Dix, Bristol. -Official assignee, Miller.-Pet. er. Isaac Parker, of Chelten- bam, saddler. BRtAND Thomas, of Stamford-street, ...

... THE ADDRESS OFi THE COMMITTEE OF THE MINER'S SUPPORT FUND TO THE TRADES AND WORKING MEN OF MANCHESTER. GENTLEMEN,-Having been elected by a public meeting, beld in Carpentera' Hall, en Monday even- ing, May 20th, 1844, to hke into cmnsideration the ca3 of the Coal Miners of Northumberland and Dar- ham, we embrace the earliest opportunity of rommene. jug the duties of the ofsile imposed upon us ...

... Tuesday, Mfay 28. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. E. Palk, jun. and J. Pinsent, Newton Bushel, Devonshire, ?? Ann Kiernan and H. Yon, Southampton, milliners -T. 11. and I1. R. PFider, Cheltenham, woollen drapers-W. and R. Bell, and J. C. Hughes, Aldersgate street, City, merchants; so far as regards W. Bell-W. Frost and J. Clarke, Bury St Ed- mund's. coach builders-J. and T. Tonks, Birmingham, printers ...

... 'LEEDS CORN MARKET. MAY 28.-We are fairly supplied with XWheat; the arriv~als of other arttcleas re small. Tie continued dry weather beingecon-. sidered detrimental to the. Wheat on lightlands, thermarket has assumed more firmness, and the highest rates Of Friday are readily made to-day. Beans and Barley are each la. per quar- ter~dearer. In oats and Shelling not muth alteratton. Other- ...

... ' . :. MAR1ETS0.: LIVERPOOL;.CORN- EXOHAIRGE.-Tuswedoj Maji 28. 'We have again to report a horpe awrvevl of Wheat from abroad; bat the supplies of Grain, 1lour, end Oatmeal, coasatwloand from Ire. land, are of empail amount. The transeactions in Wheat during the week have been conflined nealyto the town and nelghbouriog miliers end dealers, who have 'bought to.L moderate extent at the prices ...

... RO1M THE LONDON GALZETTES- BANKItRUPTS-FRIDAY. Bloomfield Webb, High atreet, Southwark, cbeesemenger, to surrender Alay 3i, July 3, at B asinghall-street. Solicitors, Brown and Co. London Joseph W. Alartin, Newmarket, chemist, June4, July 5, at the same place. Solicitors, Jones & Co. London Jas. M. Pike, Great Bath-street, victualler, June 4, July 4, at the same place. Sol. Stuart, London ...

... LONDON AlARKETS-FRIDAY. CORN EXCH&NGE. A very limited supply of English Wheat has come to hand here since Monday, heno-e the stands to-day were poorly tilled with samples. For most descriplions the demand was very steady, at fully previous rates. For free foreign Wheat there wag an Improved inquiry, at ful currencles. In bonded parcels we heard of no transactions. Forolgn Darily, which was inu ...

... Ipswicti, May 28.-Scarcely any corn at our market to'day but wheat, of which we had a good shew, and maintained previous rates; the same may be said of the little spring corn that was offered. Prices as follow:- Wheat 52s. to 56s. Barley 30s. to 33s. Beans and peas 31s. to 33s. per quarter. Oats, ?? market to- day was but scantily supplied with fat beef or fat mutton. Store things were also ...

... FRIDAY EVENING.-SUOAR: At public sale 117 hhds 4f Barbadoes, 17b hhds 92 barrels of St. Lucia, of the new crop, were offered; prices went Gd to Is per cwt lower than on Wednuslaly last; the former esid at 60s to 60s per ewt, for low to fine yellow ; the latter sold at 59d to 62f for middling to fias good vellow; good brown fetched 509 to 578. The purehases of the trade this week amount to 2 ...

... CORN EXCFIAN ARh, lfonadw, May 217 The weatier is at present cold and ungenial, though we have a few more indications of rain. From the accounts received this morning, we collect that spring corn is suffering materially from the long-continued drought, whilst the grass lands exhibit a sorry appearance. Our market is very well supplied with Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, whilst we note ...