... Amidit *ntifgenze. LoNDoN CORX EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JUwir 9.-The arrivals of wheat and flour coastwise were quite moderate during the past week, and those of barley, oats, beans, and peas scanty. Fromd Scotland a few hundre~d quarters of barley and one small lot of oats weere received, but of the latter artiele a fair quantity came to hand from Ireland. From abroad the receiptsj ot'grain were to ...

... ?r wrabcol ?? mobt-l-nento. PUBDLI MaEETIN OP TJIE MINERS op 'AucaxN.D iso DIsTuicr.-A public meeting of the Miners of the de- above district, which was called by printed placards, was held on Cookton-hill, near Bishop Auokland; on .Saturday, June 21st; and considering the disadvan- ith tage under which the men were placed by ?? op- not presswo employers, was well attended. The 'coal insc ...

... fCrabc%' fbbtmrnts~ U;ZIIYXD TAIL$ CTIQ e 8 huarx!The3% f ay beu %¢ davy ?? e ;for £ie hbr e ebsiiitsiioiit ot the sec. tion, a substantial dinner was provided by the worthy most; and-liostess, Mri aud Mrs. Man, at the Exeter i Inn, Queen-street, to which upwards ot sixty sat down. .On the cloth being retnoved, ri. Charlis Maunder, delegate to the late Conference of the trade, was ...

... arabyo' fflobeincnto. THE SHOEMAKERS OF IRELAND. TO TiHE SHOEMAKERS OF ENOLANfD. i ASSOCIATED SnorNfATEs,-Accordiig to the arringeo ments of the Conferenceof'Shoemakers, held in London, on April 1st, for sending a missionary to Irelaiil, Mr. Smyth arrived in Cork on the 7th inst., and addressed the Women's-men on the 9th in their inecting-roomi, and afterwards explained the objects ot thle ...

... ;fflarkrt lixtrIliquat. LONDON CORN EXCITANOG, MONDAY, JUNE 23.- The arrivals of English wheat were tolerably good during the past week ; but of barley, oats, beans, and peas the receipts coastwise w ere very scanty . From Scotiand only a few hundred quarters of oats came to hand, but from Ireland the supply was larger than has been the case forsome weeks past. From abroad a fair quantity of ...

... Banknkto, &t. BANKRUPTS. (Fvost Tuesday's Gazette, Jsse 10th, 1815.) George Estall, Holywell.street,Westminster, plasterer- Robert Fish, Ventnor, Isle of Wight, plumber and glazier -James Fisher, Lynn, ?? Dalton, Old Kent-road, stonemason - Charles Thomas Hicks, Upper Thamesistreet, ?? Payler, PJd. seT, Yorkshire, Gcribbling.miller-George Byford, Liver_ pool ?? Goodall, Ashton-tu-der.Lynt, viJ ...

... jrfortbromnt g tMrtitmgf. CHARTIST CO-OPERATIVE LAND SOCIETY. Meetings for the purpose of enrolling members and transacting other business connected therewith are held every week on the following days and places:- SUNDAY EVENING. South London Chartist Hall, 115, Blaekfriars-road,. at half-past six ?? Chartist Hall, 1, Turn- again-lane, at six o'clock.- Westnminster: at the Par- thenium Club ...

... OPENING THE COAL MINES PURCHASED BY THE LANCASHIRE MINERS' PROTEC- TIVE ASSOCIATION. (Frome our occasional Correspondent.) We are about to commemorate an event which will be regarded by our readers as one of no ordinar y imi- portance. All struggles of the people are worthy of attention; and the struggle which takes the shape of work-putting its own shoulder to the wheel-ap- pears just now to ...

... I Crabtop m 1wt. 01 ES .flwXqTNTH 5CTION OP THE a UNITED TAILORS' ,pnorsCljON Soc ?? 0r 2s Jaasz.-The26thof May being the day a p pointed Ml for the celebration of the establishme h f thei e- tionp a substtial dinner was provided by the worthy . cl hostrand hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Man, at the Exeter in Inn, Queeaystheyt e to which upwards of sixty sat ge don.c on the cloth being re oved, Mr. ...

... ~i[l l lA'ON OF 'TOBACCO BY SUGAR. ! ^t1. ir. Ii1olt !j!21p so il, tobacco llianu~fie- i ot I :::d tiy a11:11, Esq., and Giriltitl vi'right, oll -1l to tils.vor to ar ?? lail - i l , fr awdliltei ltillg t lccu, V,1it'l | pu ir 1: ii Sll;c tor a doiy of 33. ?? inthe p-ounld. ! . ' ;pear- t for tbe Crown, and 31r. I LA NSIA tiD,| - : s si i ict~ :t l'r lii ?? esideerce for tile Crown it I * - ?? ...

... * PRICES OF SHARES IN LEEDS, LONDON, LIVERPOOL, AND MANCHESTER, .ny tic IAZLWAYS. In- LEEDS, /Friday, June 27. b We have a somewhat diminished amount of business doing here, and prices of scrip are barely maintained. The Great fen e ith North of England meeting, on Tuesday, was unanimous in confirm- zos ing the agreement entered into with Mr. Hudson. The Old Shares ich are at £250, and the £40 ...

... Zatilkrupto., &r. BANKRUPTS. (F)-07tl Tuesday's Gazette, June 3ed, 1845.) e John Penn Bradly and George James Bradly, Gre:. St. n Helen's, City, ?? Matthews, Lissm- e grove North, ?? (-Narkson, Rte- cross-street, boot and shoe manufactmrer-.tepheP FPw - cett, Chiswell-street, ?? Yates, Guernsey, e and York-road, Lambeth, sliip ?? Molhon e nd e Richard Sinions, Mincing-lane, winl and spirit ...