... 'HE REVENUE.- 58 16 I, a. IS it 5. ci 5. a II 85 V. ii Ig 1, is Re ig te 85 td to 10 ef Cu, Ext Stat Ta3 Pro Pea Crs bus Tot im? 51 It ol II, Tot -- ViatS l d55-D APOIL 5. - - - - 1845,.1840. Increase. Decrease. tors. . . . 20,176,73117 004,618 ?? 2,512,113 bio . , , 12,524,9.17 11,8 0Df 4 85 .. . 358,85 2 spa . . . . 6,714,841: 7,1195.821 3811,688.. es 4,217740 4,217.7 39 4,224'413 ?? ilty ...

... STATE OF TRAMF LANrOA8HKR, TnuRSDAY, JAV. 2t.-The ?? bnsa, at Oldbam and the vicinity is rather briker than it was a short time ago, and two new ?? iltdlt are in course of erection at , Holinwood, but the turn-out of the power-loom weavers at e Messrs. Jones and Co., Walsbawv Mi continune. Themachbi o making business Is fast extendinit The hatting trade is ex r. tremely depressed; most or the ...

... Judartruptdt &C. of ba- )f the Pfirom the London Gazette of Frday, Aug. 28. xand O'HANLON, Patriok, draper, Llvercol, to surrender Sept. 16 but, and 319, at twelve, at the Liverpoo, District Good. Attorney, Frodsham, Liverpool tern is wiLKINSON, John. frulterer. Liverpool.'to surrender Sept. 8 inhere and Oct. 9, at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. Att. itan Tyrer, Liverpool JO ndNES. ...

... 'I libapovi *hxre Agarlet t.I Hsdf-pe4 P~ow e'ciok, Thuriftu, -Feb.'so 1545.-, V -~ ~ quot. j5 IAILWAYI 1 I Thia day. celve A 2 Aberdeen. Buff, and( Elgin ?? 1av 20O 29 firkenhead, Lancash. kOgbeeb. 4 p44 44 p ih 2042 Birkenbeail & aloyrh5d June. 1144 150 100 Birmingham and lvelester.. 2 3 25 25 Quarter8hars ?? 32 34 25 I# aidderd and Tayflbo ?? I 41 Th 9525 BlSackburfl, DarwsoafdBoltofl 14 ...

... *AftiItw uutettfece. it FRIDA Y, JXly 17.- Wind Ir., 'eryfresI. e Tagus, Gibson, from London at Mazatlan 7th May y. Fortunato, Caffiero; Chronometer, Furso; N; S: del Rosario, Caeace ; and Willisn, Brown, hence at Genoa- I. Lady Hennaway, from Caloutta and Barbadoes, and Falcon, st Simpson, from Aracan, at Falmouth Y. General Wiltshire, from Valparaiso at Swaneoa FALMOUTH, JULY 15.-The Falcon, ...

... j tibetrpoo Dare fare-, Half-puast Four o'clock, T/urrrsday, June 18, 1846. 0* .41 50 2o 201 50 22 25 25 32 2)1 25 5' 25 25 60 20 22 21) 25 20 20, 25 25 60 20 22 25 25 129 12 25 25 22 25 125 40 129 Irs 25 12i 25 12i 100 25 212 b10 50 22 21) flu 20 25 104 20 25 122 20 20 12 25) 257 121, 20 20 50 22 22 52 25 20 25 25 50) 20 25 20 61 Io 25 25 25) Sri 40 251 25 50 25 122 22 40 211 10 221 25 25 100 ...

... RLateot tnppuitg ifnuteligence. . iEDNESDA Y, November 4.- Vi Wid South, AJRRvon,.-itussendale, Goulding, Pernarabueo-Sdarathon, Jolson,eei ictston - .%fricanus, Aegireno, Syra - Clensetisna, Patras-Biounly Hall ; Alexander Birbang; and henry tiardner, Caioutta-John Bartlett, Singapore-St. Veincent, Planter, Cape of Good Hope ArLMED.-Thon1as !dellor, Bruce, Pcrnambueo-Josephhne, Mastors, ...

... es, On Teseday last the annual meeting of the above nbtcompany was held at their office, in Dale-street. The chair was occupied by Richard Earle, Eaq. The Chair. man called upon the Secretary, Mr. Thomas Carson i e- read the report, which was as follows ty ,Your committoo have at this meeting to report only .e rlyrally on the state of tihe companys affairs, as the accounts a ree now made up to ...

... itJTnrieW. Z s arftttd. I 11ELAND. ([r901 OUR OWN CORRESPONDBT.) L Waftrford, &ptember 29, 1846. al We have no altoration to report from lost week; thc quan- of tity of grain brought forward was smail, and the price was pi D frmnly sustained. No person seems disposed to se1l but those to w who are compelled by necessity; the general opinion of the ag winter's prospects being so decidedly ...

... Bankrupts. ?? I G. It. Oponsliaw, Over Darwen, Lancashire, power-loom cloth man I nufacturer, February 19 and March 12, at one, at the Court of Bank. I ruptcy, Manchester. Mr. irtR. Ilobson, officialassiginee, Manchester. I Atts. Messrs. Ainsworth and Sons, Blackburn. I C. Ewbank, Manchester, share broker, February 21 and March 19, I at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Manchester. Mr, R. P. ...

... MARKMETS. - PRESTON MARKET.-Saturday last. The supply being rather slender, and scarcely equal to the de- mand, a trifling advance took place in both Wheat and Moal; in other artiolesthere were little or no alteration. . S. cf. s. d. WuEAT, per windle ofMIN ?? 28 Q 30 6 Do. red do ?? . . 27 0 29 9 Do ,unsound and inferior sorts .. 20 0 22 0 Feoa, supoerfine, per peek of 240db .. . 460 4O 6 Do. ...

... i|; LEEDS, TuESDAY, DncEMtBRm 1.-The .businebs done to-day at our cloth halls has been very limited. In prices there is no alteration; but wool is rather firmer. ROCHDALE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30.-The flannel market remains in its former depressed state, and the severe frost that has set in has not yet had any effeet upon the demand for goods. The wool market is still linguid, but prices are firm ...