... SPECIA4L JIBEET2fNG. A special meeting of this Company was held on Wed- nesday, at the Palatine Hotel, Hunt's Bank, Manchester,, to receive a report from the directors, and to authorise various amalgamations and other projects of the board. HENRY HOULDSWORTH, Esq., presided. The Secretary read a report from which the following is an extract;- WxST R&Dite UNIONt RAILWAY.-The renewed application ...

... I 9i; 4 fato, ?? MANCHESTER CORN iUARKBET.-StTURDAY. The weather during the week has slowly improved; and with. the exception of its being unusually cold for this period of the year, appearances are more tavourable than for some time past; This, together with the unexpected decline in London on Monday, has kept the trade very quiet during the week, prices remaining unvaried. Our market to-day ...

... A?all 1; rupts. LONDON GAZET'E.-FRIDAY, OCT. 31. COOPER William, of Lower Shadwvell, brewer, Nov. 10, Dec. 12, BankruPts Court. Solicitors, lessrs. Lawraince and Plews, Back- lechury. FlITZGEltALD Henry. of Bond-street, CommercialRoad, Lvmbeth, coal merchant, Nov. T. Dec. 9. Banlrrpts- Corn. Solicitor, Mr. Hindmarsh, Crescent, Jewin-rtreet. Pot crs John Inglis Jerdeh; and Co., Upper Ground ...

... I Zbe Alartato. MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.-SATURDAY. Although the weather until yesterday continued to be unusually cold and boisterous, and the amount of supplies has been small, the improvement noted in our last, though fully supported, has not been followed up with animation; and the week's business has not, upon the whole, been by any means extensive. At our Corn Exchange to-day, purclasers, ...

... Bulk. ltpto. LONDON GAZE'rT1E,-FljuDAY, FEB. 7. BEARD Jobn, of Dcptford, builder, Feb 14, ?? 2S, Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Govett, Upper North Place, Grayes Inn Road. Baukrupts'own petition. Dated Feb 3. BRADSHAW JTames, High- street, Camden Town, coat merchlant, Feb 18, Mlrclh 2, Bankroipts' Court. Solicitors, Mlessrs Scaddington and Son, Gordon - street, Gordon, Square. Pet cr Edward ...

... - i E;1' S. LIVLI.POOL CO 16 TOTN MARi ET. IP'rhiqt sl EraellhJ The market lias been poorly attended this wveel, anl has continued thionllgient in a dlull State. I101ders ?? shewn their stoclns mere ficclv, and a deebliic of ?? per lb. has takell place oi all l kiiil. 1,:500 Amicainm have been taken on specnltioiii, and 200 Ainciitan for export. 230 Aniericaii, 200 Pernamlbco, and -10 1' ...

... ?? WAKEFIELD CORN DIARKET.-YESTERDAY. The weather during the week has been cold and very cloudy, but there has not much rain fallen in this neigh- bourhood. This morning is fine, and the arrival of wheat being large, our millers purchase cautiously at an advance of is. per quarter, and the demand is chiefly confined to the fresh-thrashed qualities. There is no alteration in other articles. ...

... Elie jift M. I ?? - -- ?? ?? MANCHESTER CORN NAPJ{K i'T -QiATUKDA . Though the weather in the early part of the week was dry, we had incessant rain during the whole of Thursday and yesterday; large quantities of grain are still exposed in different parts of the kingdom, and what little has been carried since our last must have been in very indifferent condition. There has been a steady trade ...

... I - -S-1- . : ? 1? J-Ptirfict5'. , ?? MA D.NCHFlEST Il: t'(X)XiN AtAtL~ltl+ t Biusilless, whicht tio the early part of the veek was Siulicieotly dull ?? beell quite punt a stop to by repo rts s bis-h, wibltiher trite or tiol, hiave the ellect of conipletely uasetlihe Hie trade At our Exchialige to-daly ttiougi tilore seems to he reilsesa to doiillt tte mlitlheiticity oe the Y'i' aT1leiiteteUnt ...

... I Abc iflarketo. I MANCHESTCER CORN MAR1KET.-SATURD&Y Throughout the Neek morbconfidelice hasbeen observableinthe trade. The slight depression which we noticed in our lost has been. folly recovered, and a fair business lsas been donr lartihns at full, and, in some cases, enhanced prices. At our0 i al articles at eand good new wheats bring an advance of 2d to 3d. per buhe dayo a moderate ...

... CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.-THE GUARDIAN. How now? whose mare's dead ? What's the mat- ter? Here is the Mrs. Quickly of the Guardian ap- pealing to the public against some mighty offender,- Good people bring in a rescue. or two. Thou wo't, wo't thou? Thou wo't, wo't their?. KVtDo, do, thou rogue, thou hempseed ! Who is the terrible offender, the rogue, the hemp- seed; and what is the mischief le ...

... mr. 1) c 'Affia r It c t 0 - ;TER CORN 'olARKET.-SATcrnnv1 . r during the week. has beon variable, and on yesterday therc was much heavy rain. The 9 consequeatly shown much more animation, usiness has been done in flour and iwheat 't ices; wbilst other articles have fully main- rates. This morning the aspect of the wvea- and this, with the diversity of the reports bhecks the demand, A fair ...