... I an uBankrupts. _' 9% -A.\A Srxm A AfA- Inst s 91 W. Hlowell, Jun., Liverpool, booksoller, February 25 and March 25, at twelve, at tihe Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. Mr. W. Bird, offi. elal assignee, Liverpool; Atts. Mesrs. Cornthlwalto and Co., Old Jewry.chalubcrs, London; and Messrs. Fisher and Stone, London. J. Sanderson, Liverpool, merchant, February 25 and Mlarch 25, at eleven, at the ...

... COM MERCIA,31 MAAicuEorsoe- The depression in the market, which we noticed on Wednesday last, continues without diminution, and In casei whern' business has been done, lower prices have been Submitted to, both for goods and ?? of Wednesdy. (FPrms ouromon correepuidesn. Manchester, Friday evening. We have again to report a small, though steady, decline in our nloth market. The demand, too, Is ...

... MIARKETS. LIVE1RPOOL, CORN EXCIlANGE.-Thlda4,lanr 4 Of Wheat, Oars. Flour, and Oatmeal from Ireland, our Impoon ?? showr a liheral supply; but the weeks eeelptr ?? are of ; - ed olnouno, We hrve stil lacked any thing like activityo er . r.-e I but prices have remained steady for foreign and the finar ee'crii 4. of new Wheat; whilst the recondary qualities of the latter, w..:o Tuesda# last were ...

... - - PRESTON MARKET.-Sotordayroot. The suppty of Wheat wag small, and business dull, at merely nomninal quotations. oatmeal maintained last wedeks currency, hut there was a want of'brislintess in the trade. Beans were supplied in fewer quantities. Oats were about a hlutf-penny per bushel dearer. 'Als ilna rain of yeoterdo3y and this morning appears to have ?? revived Cite spirits of the Carmens ...

... 1 - ?? PRtESTON 3IARKET.-Saiurd525last. The quantity of h'heat exhibited in the market this morning was moderate, hut trade was altogether without animation, and ear quo. ctlatisnarermerely nominal. Oatmeal waasinfair supplyat much the same currency as this day week: there wasl a langelit demand for Fiour : few Beans were offering: the Butter market was well stocked, and ipriceo underwent a ...

... 17 W. Palrclough, Liverpool, victualler, February 12 and March 4, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. Mr. J. Cazenove, official assignee, Liverpool; Att. . r. Wardle, Liverpool, C. M. Wilkinson, Ulverston, wine merchant, February 10 and March 4, at twelve, atthc Court of Bankruptcy, alanchester, ar. J. Fraser, official assignee, Manchester; Att,. Mr. I. Yarker, Ulverston. W. ...

... IIALF-YEiURLY M1EETING OF TIlE HIBBLE NAVIGATION COMPANY. The half-yearly meeting of the Shareholders of the Ribble Naviga. tion Company, was held at the Company's office, Chapel Walks, on Thursday last. It was numerously attended, the following share. holders being present:- Mr. Haydoek, Mr. Waterwortih, Mr. German, , Smith, n Tuson, ,, Spencer, Leach, ,, Bond, ,, Fair, Knowles, ,, Miller, ,, ...

... I M-AS. ___-MARIBETS. PRESTON MAIRtET.-Saturdal Iant. A legs suplily of Wheat was exhibited to-day, and an Improvement was realized on lost week's quotations. Meal1 was also In ?? supply, hut prices firm, 'The qeinhtity Of B~eans was small; some samples for seed wore oeliffg asbigh as1Li, Per windle, Themarket wae moderately well attended. S. d. . d WHEAT per windle of 220 bs . ?? 0 24 6 IDo, ...

... IBankrupts. I T. Robinson, :1cleston, Lancashire, Ifme burner, April 2 and May 3, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. Mr. J. Cazo. nove, official assignee, Liverpool; Att. Mr. H. G. Taylor, St. Helena. W. Ferguson, Liverpool, draper, Apr11 4 and May 2, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. Mr. C. Turner, official assig. nee, Liverpool; Att. Mr. Wordlo, Liverpool. R. ...

... PRESTON MARKIET.-Satutttdaylast. The accounts froam the farmers respecting the wheat aer far frost encouraging, the crop, in the Fylde district from which our market Is chiefly supplied, being much laid and mitdewed. Neither have we any improvement in thle weather: the rain this morning continues to fail unceasingly, and the temperature is extremely ungental. The nmarket was heavily soecked ...

... MWARKEITS. = PRESTON MARKET.-Saturday last. Thu, weather continues showery, but there was, notwithstanding, a fair supply of wheatat thilsmorning's markect, Holders, howeverdo- metnded such high priecs, tiat thietrade ruled exceedingly dull, an ad- vance, of Is, 6d, and 2o. being obtained over last weele's rates. Flour was proportionately higher; transactions in oatmeal were limited sine. ...

... -I 13136'OM MAtRFlTSaIU~dGV lead. Wheat to-day was in ?? demand, and commanded ratherhigher' rates. Oatmeal wee mars actively inquired after, and ?? steady. The supply was on the whole abort, There was a large quantity of lBeans, which appeared to move off slowly, Oats were a trifle lower. In Flour there was net much passing. a. d. . d. WuEAT per wlndle of 220 lbs ?? 6 24 0 Do. ?? ?? 0 22 4) ...