... PROGERLSS of' 1' TltADlE.l'r1E NEW GE'NERATION or' ANTI' MONOVOTIb'T,~ Mr. Villiers performed his annual task this year s; with singular advantages. Well might he say,- g 4' What a strong p1ositi., (o I occupy, when I now o call for a change in the corn laws T The leaders of c both the Parliamentary parties, Ministers and er- g Ministers, had been diligently employed, a fortnight o before, ...

... 2aritultural anu (ronrinerciai AIlflarkets. I d ~~CORNT NMAR E 7 HULL, TUESDAY, JULY 18. 0 The weather has only been broken during the past weand conmplaints are e ry genera! of the crops hav- intg received some injury, yet we imagine, nothing which fa speedy return of fine weather would not remedy, 3.though we riay expect harvest later by fourteen a days than last year. A to-day's niarkcet, ...

... Speulations in railway schemes have become so t( very prevalent, and business in scrips is pursued with 6o much avidity, that many persons seem either to tf jorget, or to be wholly unconscious of the penalties a] to which they subject themselves, by buying and b selling in projects which have not obtained certifi- si cates of complete registration. For the guidance P of those who maybe ...

... DERLBY WEEKLY SmIITHFIELD MAClKET. TUESDAY, Julyl.-Tcere wlas averysmati supply ?? and Sheep; Lambs and Calves, about sn average one. Beef made from bid, to 6d.- Alutton, Bd. to fid.; Lamb, 6id. to d.; Veal, 5d. to bid. per lb.; Rough fat, Se. flld per Solne. DERBY CORN MlARKET. FFII)AY, Jlie 27.-There Is a small supply of farmers' wheat, but no alteratlon in prices. Wheat English red . .47s. ...

... (ACCURATELY REPORTED POIt TIlE FREEMAY.) Tuesday, July 1), 1845, Tam CATTLE MARKET, YESTERDAY-There was ver little alteration in the price of cattle, either as stock or milch cows, from our last quotations. A few inferior sheep sold at b5d per lb, offal sunsk. Lambs, 188 to 22s each Pig market brisk, at 33s to 36s per cwt. THE HAY MAuxErT-To-day, owing to the favourable change of weather, ...

... ,Jortflrjomng e ttfiqev. MR. O'CONO'IS TOURI. Mn . O'Co-xson announces, that in compliance with n umnerous requestE, lie will be able to attenrd iicet. ings at the following places, on the fol'owvingd.ays: Sheffiell ?? ?? Monday, Angust 4. Barnsley ?? ?? 'I'ue.da.y August 5. Lceds ?? ?? Wednesday, Aug. 6. Iludifield crf ?? T'1hursday, August 7. Bradford .. . Friday, August S. hlalifax ?? ...

... UNITED TRADES' ASSOCIATION FOR TIHE E- I PLOY2IENT OF SURPLUS LABOUR IN AGlAICUL- TURE AND MANUFACTURES. rere solutE. Trie inefficacy of the methods lreretofore adopted by the industrious classes for tie proteetioln alrd maintenance of their interests, and tire improvetrent of their condition, has inrtuceI deep anrld widlc-spreatl iutqriry into the causes of the failtute of tie plans hitherto ...

... I 9(gricuittiraI anb M ltirnmtal -Markets CORN MARKETS. HULL, TUESDAY, JULY 8. Having had somewhat heavy showers during the past week, more business has been done both on speculation and for consumption. Owing to fine weather both yes- terday and to-day there was less disposition evinced at to-aay's market to increase stocks, notwithstanding we had only a short supply from the country. Our ...

... 3 tbtrpoI 5'Thare Mfarktt. ?? Feosr o'clock, Thur 4daV, Fu& 10, 1845. E There has been a considerable aount of busineas dose in Shares this week, and price9 are a hade higher. I I The following are this day's quotations:- t; Arnt. Paidt per per SHOARES. This Day's A r Share. Share. .Prices. 0 X£ £ RAILWAYS. £ £ ti . Mt 2t AberderD ?? ?? ?? ?? s 26 24 BsrmsleyJltneton ?? 6. 7 & - - Blftast and ...

... ugr I '1Tart faritet. [BO HRlf-past Four o'clock, Thursday, July 3, 1845. Er Ir) There hae been a large busiseml again this wceek, chiefly in the ..t scrip of the now railways. The shares aind stock of established Coil't the lines commeuknd little attenitioti. Our nomidnal quetationis this effalo evening aoc PIS 11W roomo Arnoun PaidBay pern~ perdSAE.TisDysru l0 Share. shr.Prices. with ive f ...

... 3aulIruptd &e, From the London Gazette of Friday, July 4. riPEMELLER, Thomas. coal merehantandhbill discosuntor, Tysne- the street, SPalficide, Middlesex, to surrender Jul1y 1I, and Aug. 15, at eleven. at the Court of Bankruptcy,.Laoan.o Attorney. C Mr. Lewis, Wilmtngton-sqnereYt ed- WYATT. Thomas Henry, common brewer, wine and spirit Vjl Ind merchant, and maltater, Banbury, Oxfordshire, to ...

... I [Continuedfrom Me tlirdpace of this part.1 Lowestoft, July 1- The brig Vestal, of South Sihields, bound to the southward, is riding heavily at anchor in the roads. Littlerampton,July I-The Harriet, Cook, of Swansea, from Berwick for Plymouth, coal laden, got on the Bognor Rocks, at one o'clock to-day, during a strong S.S.W. wind and thick weather, and it is feared will become a wreck- crew ...