... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ?? WAKEFIELD CORN DIARKET.-YESTERDAY. The weather during the week has been cold and very cloudy, but there has not much rain fallen in this neigh- bourhood. This morning is fine, and the arrival of wheat being large, our millers purchase cautiously at an advance of is. per quarter, and the demand is chiefly confined to the fresh-thrashed qualities. There is no alteration in other articles. ...

... Jn-L = ut. = ~tae= Twin ?? WIDNESDAY EVANINGO. (FROsa OUR CORIMaPooNhOsRN.) ?? market for British Securities has been Very Steady since a5ti day Week, the transactions have been upon A Very ?? M If scale, and the prices coesed nearly the same as thoseeof Yesterday. IO! r The following are the prices at whioh business was done at to- M r ?? Stock, 211I*; Three per Cent. Rteduced Consle 99N A. S ...

... mr. 1) c 'Affia r It c t 0 - ;TER CORN 'olARKET.-SATcrnnv1 . r during the week. has beon variable, and on yesterday therc was much heavy rain. The 9 consequeatly shown much more animation, usiness has been done in flour and iwheat 't ices; wbilst other articles have fully main- rates. This morning the aspect of the wvea- and this, with the diversity of the reports bhecks the demand, A fair ...

... I MANOaSERTn. - Thero was a very healthy market yesterday for goods generally, with a tendency to rather higher prices, particularly in shirtings for the east, and In domestic clotle. The demand for yarn continues still buoyant, and higher prices vere obtained for some numbers, for wbhiel large contracts have been ?? of Wi~ednesdayl/. (Fherom our own cofsecpondent)- Manchoster, Flrday evening. ...

... John Mnck, Liverpool, pawnbroker, August 6 and 22, at twelve, at the Court of BankruptCy, Liverpool. h'r. C. Turner, official wssig. nee, Liverpool; Atts. Messrs. Hetherington and Woodburn, Liver. pool. J, Balnor, Manchester, tgrocer, August I and 22, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester. AIr. J. S. Pott, official assignee, Manchester; Atts. Messrs. Hitchcock and Co., Manchester. ...

... MA RIE T S. YORKSHIRE, &c. Ba.cDFOnD, TInrsdacy.-There is nothillg materially diferent either in demand or prices for sonic wecks past. Fiae Wools are most inquired after; but the pi-ices sought by the growers arc sucn as will nut adimit of purchases being mnade fr srale in this mialrket. There is a sli-ht improvement in the demand for Yarn, and tte spillnels generally are not inclined to ...

... C OMMERCaI AL. Affairs have presented the appearance of some change in the MoyAla MARuET during the present week, as public attention is beginning to be drawn to the regular decrease of the bullion in the Bank of E ngland, which, though yet unimportant in amount with reference to the heavy stocks remaining in the vaults of the institution, is considerable, when the decrease has gone on since ...