... trabt' MIobtmennt. THE SHOEMAKERS OF IRELAND. TO TILE SHOEMAKERS OF ENGLAND. AssciATED SnopsmnTrs,-According to the arrange- ments ofthe Conferenceof Shoemakers, held in London on A~ri l st, for sending a missionary to Ireland, Mr. ;Smyth arrived in Cork on the 7th inst., and addressed the Women's-men on the 0th in their meeting-rooni, and afterwards explained the objects of the Asocia- tion ...

... A*arkaet Inttlitenurt. LonsCO1W EXICHANOE, MoNDAY, JUNE 16.- 'rho arrivals of wheat and flour were, very liberal during thle past week, and a fair quantity of malt came to hand ; but with oats, beans, and peas the market wasvery scantily suppli ed. From ?? r-eceipts wer-emoder~ate of miost articles. This morn- ing there was a small show of wheat by land-carriage samples from the home counties, ...

... 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 ...

... T~~dE C.LOTI-LIN& ?? -. gi ? ts ir Tnr M'OOl. W o ?? t., r t imports of s-si inlo' holldal. Ii a : a l v tothis quan.ty *iJ Were: freill he ?? is Rnssia, lg froili Germ-iany, i;.i tr.0 lrt 1' ' 2.53 from ESydncy, 'iein I a . 'rz el ?? t of Jung a. f191 Ifadoson, Geio-.o ' v - -.ie bkuev to 09 ni * :.!1 *f sli fea!r i , l 2N'I dollars, Fron: ytoahia, 11110' 1 f . ?? - ' ' thathllces wale oz 0 ...

... C! rabeW fflobrinnitO. THE SHOEMAKERS OF IRELAND. TO TIlE SHIOSMAIOURS OF ENGLAND. AsSOCIATED SHOPMATEs,-According to tlhc airaung- ments of the Confereinecof Shoema.Llers, lih .in London on April 1st, for seidin; anmissionary to Ircland, Mr. Snmyth arrived in Cork on the 7th inst., and addressed the Women's-men on the 9th in their nie.inhg-roorn, and afterwards explaiaed the objects ui -. ...

... filarliet flitelligairt. LONDON CORN ExcISANCE, MONDAY, JUNE 1G.- Thc arrivals of wheat and flour were~ very liberal durhing the past week, and a fair quantity of malt caine to lin nd ; but writh oats, beans, anid peas, the markeits mieioderate of most articles. Thisnmora- ing there was a smtall Show of wheat by land-carriage samples from the home counties, and scarcely any sprng ornfreh p. he ...

... '2 arnsley Junction. ?? 3 ' i3 123 1l Ditto ?? 3b 13f 100 100 liyrmingjham and Gloucester IiC '13) 225 7B1luckbru and Preston ?? 1I 1 25 i2 ilacltburu, Bturnley, nid4 Accringtoi l . 71 03 41Bolton, Wigarn, & Liverpool 15 lr5 o ,iO IBriatil arzd 13xeter ?? . . 2 D) .. Newv .. .. .. rO 30 ?? and Gloucester ?? 50 5 Caledonian .1. . iI 25 . ?? and Lincoln ?? S 5 00 10 Chester and 2olyhe7d ?? ,. ...

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... ;MarUct Kntelligpirt. Thle arrivals of wheat and flour were very liberal during thle past week, and a fair quantity of malt came to hand; but with oats, beans, and peas the miarketwaqs very ,scanitil% supplied. From abroa~ithe r-eceipts were moderatteofimost articles. This morn- ing there was a sinall show of wheat by land-carriage sapesfomtehome counties, and scarcely any sprig crn res up ...

... Bankrupto., &r., BANKRUPTS. (r. ;ifl dueszaf's Gazette, Jaze 17th, 18SLi.J Thomas James Rill, Cumberland-row, tslingnnri, ?? Pestel1, Sandy, Bedfordsltire, curn-factor- Gilbert S!;tter, London-terrace, Hackney-road. ;rccer- Alfred Tsllent, cen., Ipswich, prosision-dwal7- Jolhn Peters, Kent-street, }laggerston, fancy-trimng--eaesta. ?? Bond, Reading, ?? Tholia', Cornhill, ?? Simons, sen., ...

... 33anukupts, &r., BANKRUPTS. (From Tuesday's Gazette, June lth; 1845.) Thomas James Hill, Canmberland-row, Islingtoengircell, ?? Pestell, Sandy, Bedfordshire, coleru-factor- Gilbert Slater, London-terrace, Hackney-roal, grocer- Alfred Tallent, sen., lpswsic, provision-dealer- John Peters, Ecnt-street, Haggerston, falcy~trimlllillg.0anutac- ?? Bond, Reading, ?? Thomas, Cornhill, ?? Sianons, sen. ...

... Bankilipto, BANKRUPTS. (From Tuesday's Gazette, June 17th, 1844.) Thomas James HUl, Cumberland-row, Islington-groeo, ?? Pestell, Sandy, Bcdfordshire, corn-f rtor- Gilbert Slster, London-terrace, Hlackney-road, grocer- Alfred Tallent, sen., Ipswich, ?? Peters, Keint-street, lHaggerston, fancy-trimming.nmanufrc- ?? Bond, leading, ?? Thomas, Cornhill, ?? Simons 3iC., Caniden Town, coal-merchant- ...