... DUBLIN, July 12. preparing for the General Election.—County of Wexford.—The IVaterford Chronicle says that Mr' H K. Grogan Morgan, of Johnstown Castle, intends to offer himself as candidate for the representation of the county of Wexford at the next election, but will not pledge himself He relies upon his good character as a landlord. It is a rumour that, as he has been soundly beaten l>efore ...

... TiE REVENUE. - - M- Years ended July 5, Increase. Decrease. - ,1846. 1846. Fr £. £. of Customs - - 19,807,944 17,658,461 - 12,118,.883 loc Excise - - 12,074,999 12,025,112 - *f9,887 tie( Stamps - - (,846,883 6,988,940 142-0Th da, Taxes 4,228,4-1t 4,229,899 1,458 - lii Property Tax - 5,261,954 5,183,912 - 78,042 lai Post Oflice - 679,000 794,000 115,000 - Crown Lands - 125,000 100,(00 - 25,000 ...

... No. I. An Abstract oithe Net Produce of the REVENUE of Great Britain, n the Years and Quarters ended 5th July! IS45, and 5th July, 1846; 4howing tise Increase or Decrease thereof. 03 r0 W 0 -t o 0S e8 3 M P ~. ?? . ~ f ~C ~ Ce 0 0 -1 r 4. P O O1 - O _1 OW Cc 0Cc 4. I o Cc4 4 C. I C4 QvO O IO _ 0 . CO COOC 00 4.00 oo ?? -. ?? Cc 0 ,I.4 I COO. OO0C C 9 0 COO. 0 I0 0 C -; I _. oPC 1. t . t I CCO ...

... LONDON MA.RKETS-Moi;DAY. CORN JEXCHIANGE. DurIng the past week the arrival of oll descriptions of igrain of home produce for our market hove been onl a very limited scale; while, from Scotlaind and Ireland very little corn has conie to hand. From obroad, however, large qoanhities of Wheait, Oats, and Flour hove heen received in goout condits(n. Fresth up, to slay, the receipts Of RegliShs ...

... B A N K RU PT S. 3. Senior, Salford, common brewrer, July 1., ano Au- gust 7, at eleven, at the Court of Bankrupitcy, Manches- ter. Mr. Ilobson, official assignee, MtIanchester; Atts. Messrs. Clave, Thompson, and Welch, Mancliester. J. Davis, Broadway, Worcestershire, miller, and Ioen- ton Norris, Lancaslhire, provision dealer, July 14, at twelve, aud August 7, at eleven, at the Court of Bank- ...

... tiberpool AlTart ItTarfitt. T. Hatf-pasi Four o'clock, Thusrsdayj, Jul61 9, 184 6. WI iT. coda~ 4 o . ?? leg MI ~ RAILWAYS. Sls 1na This day. no for _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - -th, air 614 15 Aberdeen ?? 7 5t 4ish 23 21 Amahergato & Pta'ern Junction 3'2/617/6 001 or )- 25 ?? and Forfar ?? 26 28 81 r- 4442- iirloenhead & Hollyhead J unc. 32.s dt 295 333 dI 5!i '2i flirkecihead, Laneash ...

... i I Londoni and Provincial Graia WarketS. OLD CORN EXCHANGE, M(NDenY, June 29, 1646. Thje new Corn 'Bill came into operation on Saturday, but it is hardly possible to determine theeffectproducedon theimarket this morning; there was a considerable attendance of buyers, and an active enquiry for Foreign Wheat, but purchasers being very unde- cided intheIir operations, the acXtual busiiness done ...

... AlONEY MIARKE, and CITY NEWqS. oer i n- MONDAY NIGHT. ~.The has not MONEY MARKET.-Public Securities opened r own at the closing prices of Saturday. Consols were ore to 957i to 96, at which price they continued steady, without change, till the close of business. The still amount of transactions was not important. Three aper's, mlore per Cents. Reduced closed at 906- to ,; the Three- Fnis- ?? ...

... S LEEDS.-There has been a little improvement in the s.ale of goods at the Cloth Balls, beth onl Saturday and Tuesn day, particularly for lowv priced twseeds, and low qualities of fancy rloalkinga for the German marlkets, but the clothiers complaini of psrices. n fine and middle cloths there has been little done, Notssithotanding the dull state of trade during the last few monxths, tiino the ...

... liankrupto ?? (Frem Tuesday's Gaz~tte, July 7, 3846.) : ' BANKRUPTS. Benjamin Kent, RUdley, Berlkshire, lodging housoe 1 ?? Reed anid Samuel Johnl PowIell, Tutten- ham eourt-road, ironmuongers- W~il~iasnl Joy, Tonbridge I Kient, ?? Arthur Fiteh~ladingo HiuIgscote, Sandgate, K~enit, ?? Wuoothorpe, Alveley, Easex, ?? Farrer, Curtainh- rad, Shoreditch, cabinet ?? Ward, Claytnn lleightO, Yorkshire ...

... ;16nitrkupto,.&C. of the potato crops last year are ?? again in PcZgmouth Journat say@, seeing reports in Various papers of the probable failure of the potato crop in ?? ferent parts of England and Ireland, we have made in- series quiries as to the state of the young plants in this neigh- Rrce bourhood and it KiVe8 us great ?? to state that at Visit present there is. happily rlo ground at all ...

... W -- , . . . - - -, - , M. ac. Kmll.4tl:.ocli-Tlhe vneaing trade stili continucs (Intl anlI *te- pressed. WVoric i, vTery smrce. flid cons auvtli diiucclt to pro- cure, whilu the prices are luch -as barel to .6ecure a Siant' suboist- ence 3iany of our young nienhave i'o..:teinnioyrent oa railvwas. aiidat othr wvorksa- a d3 onee .ts our ocal Proprietors could lo nothing in this w-ay o tfu-, . ...