... W. B. Pattnao0n, Liverpool, currier, April 25, and May 23, at the ai Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. Mr. G. Morgan, offiial assignee, it Liverpool; Att. Mr. J. Jonos, Liverpool. q T. S. Dodd, Liverpool, Innkeeper, April 28 and May 26, at eleven, a] atthe Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. Air. J. Cazenove, official o assigsoee, Lirerpool; Att, M.r Dodge, Liverpool. el V. W. Benn, Liverpool, ...

... CO Al N1R'CIA I,. MacNseoTcTFn,-The market continues exceedingly dull both for goods and yarn, and in order to mnake sales to any extent, lower prices V ,nust have been submitted to. Masey of the epinners and manufac. (0 turers, howevcr, inelag still under contraect, and otorls Ieinr univirr. 1 sally low, there hns been little disportion to press sales, amd the ho st- ) ness (lone hao ...

... 8. Wilcock, Warrington, innkeeper, May 8 and June 9, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester. Air. J. Holt, official iagnoec, Manchester; Alt. Mr. J. Bayley, Warrington. G. Shaw, Oldham, cotton spinner, May 6 and 27, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester. Mr. J. I1. Stanway, ?? assig. nee, Manchester; Alt, Air. J. Lord, Rochdalo. T. 11. Coyle, late of Liverpool, and of ...

... I - PRESTON MAHKET.-S0107d02last. The market was sparingly supplied this morning with all kinds of grain, and In Wheat very little was passing, and no alteration In Its mrice enn be quoted. Meal supported an advance of Is. a load. Flour was dull, at the usual rates, s. d. &. d. Wnv.T per windle of 220 lbs. ?? 22 0 24 6 Do, (red) ?? 20 0 21 6 FtouR, euperflne, per pack of 240 lbs ?? 34 0 36 0 ...

... 1 L. Johnstone, Uiammersmlit, wino merchant-D. Morton, late of Lower TLames-strcet, London, but now of East Cheap, 'eshnonger -E. May, Aldgato High-street, draper-J. PhillIps, Pinner's.court, Old Broad-street, London, and of Brunswick-terrace, Park.road, New peehham, tailor-G. Gardner, Gravesend, tavern keeper-J. Wood. head and D. Woodhead, Netherthoug, near Huddersfield, woollen cloth ...

... (IRRETS. PRESTON MARKEtT.-.oturday last. The eupply of Wheat, thbsday, waeexceedingly inall],and the mar. hot; dull, at the ?? of last weekt. Oatmeal, Flour, and Deans maintained their previous cu~rrencY. Pork and flutter were on Sthe decline.d S.d WHETna per windis of 220 lbs. ?? 0 24 0 Do. (red). ?? 0 22 0 Fosun, superfine, per pack of 240 ?? 0 36 0 Do. common fine, do, ?? 0 31 0 Do. seconds ...

... LIVERPOOL CATTLE MAREKET.-MfendaYI -. We have had a fair supply of ?? kinds of cattle at market to.dsy, which met with ?? eae. There was a numerous attendance of boy- if en. Beefs, id. to 5d.; Mutton, 6jd. to 6id. per lb. D. LEEDS CORN MAUiKET.-TuUdayWi's. The arrivals here are large. The sname apathy continues in the Wheat trade as duringthe hat week: sellers submit with reluctance to any ...

... Bankuupts. S. P. Bidder, Fltetwood-on-Wyre, Lancashire, slate dealer Apri. 14 and May 9, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. Ur C. Turnor, official aseignee, Liverpool; Att, Mr. Dodge, Liverpool, T. S. Stuart, Jun., Liverpool, drysalter, April 11 end May 13, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. Mr. W. Bird, offlctal eaeignee, Liverpool; Att. Mr. Green, Liverpool. J. ...

... LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.-Mondaty lest. We have had a good supply of cattle at market to-day, whitl e t with dull sale, although we had a numerous attendance of boye$ ftl last week's prices. Beef, Sid. to Sfd.; Mutton, 6d. to 6d. Per l LEEDS CORN MAREET.-Tuezday Z1st. Our arrivals of Wheat are lIrge, for which therce 3a mdtstede- mand, and prices same as on Friday. Barley move sltowly at foerf ...