... v.11 -- - - is _ V v . v . 4 9 - . P/.. BA GaetU..-Fi~dq, Julg 26, 1841. CAWDE LL Edwvardl, of No. 58, Quaeon-stree.t, Kingston-uponl-Hull, dealer in toys anud hardware; August 4, Sept. 4, Court of Bank- rupts-, asiehal-stot.Sral- r. Goddlard(, 1( np-str~eet. Cheap- sube. I' Pe era John a11( Elizabeth Ann Sewell, of' Fore-street, jewellers. Dated duly]17. ELATONI Williami Cainipioni, ...

... SMITHi ELD CATTLE MARKET.-Monday last. Since doudhy last the Imports of foreign stock Into London haveocomprlsed.IG oxen, 11 sheep,. and 0 calves from Hamhnburgh; 2W2oxen and cows, 810 sheep, 180hlambs, and 27 calres,from Rot. terdam, In, for the most part, excellent condition. At Hull, about 198-head of stock have been landed from Holland; while at iymouth the Imports have been 40 oxen from ...

... E- x - 8WENESDAtY EVENING, JULY 29. w ,f The deimansd hls lcett very genernl, anti tle tradle as vell a as exporters luve ptireliased freely. The mantl-t his been ,n Is vell suppalied, still folidershlave ?? ralthor higher priees WN' 1. for thle c0ommon al ndmiddling qtuslities ?? descrip- Ye e tions. No chalnge ia other Rindls. 4l,210) American ]eC _ b beon. teleen onl speculation, anti .f1 ...

... RIBBLE NAVIGATION COMPANY, ~~1- .. .1 . - ?? i 'The half-yearly meeting of the Ribble Navigation Company was held on Thursday morning last, at' the Copnpany's offices, when the following shareholders wetr present:- nicP., HAYDOCK, ESQ. CHAIRMAN, Mn. P. AnTreasurer. KM. E. HAYPocx,Secretary. Mr. Fair. Mr. Noble, Mr. Wilkie, Mr. F. Armstrong, Mr. Knovyles, Mr. Smith,i. Mr. Dewhurst, Mr. Leach, ...

... ATANCHESIEic, FueDAY.-The appeartuiccs of huprove- t ment, whichl we noticed in our last, have beets confirined ! and increased du1rinig thle present we~ek. A grefter qunectity ~ of pullting cloth hats been sold, and on sotus of theb better qualities of 27-inch, 66's, anti 7bs, ins advance of fld. per ii piece has been obtained. There is noi chanrge in lshirtilgs, a whlich continuie duill of ...

... Yo~cn I TI-lB PEOCESSION. ?? ell THE PROCESSION. fiel~~sd wart Bury, a town which hats somehow gained the reputation of gcid hor. tbeinig ccuch mnore apathetic onl rema~frkatble Occasion s th a kamel c mos.1t Other places in this district, haa shown no laggard or He'ltlet niiggiardly ,pirit iu celebrating beconeingly the passing of the tli waege Ineassre for the annihilation of' at monopoly it ...

... BAN'KRUPTS. John Carlisle, West Derby, builder,-Aug. 7, Sept. 4, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank- ruptcy: solicitors, Mr. Rtogerson, Lincoln's-inn-fields; and MIr. Davis, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. John Smith Chadwick, Manchester, calico printer, Aug. 12, Sept. 2, at 12 o'clock, at the Manchester Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrs. Johnson, ...

... Irv. of THE FUNDS.-LONDON, WEDNESDAV EVENING. I F15ROM OUR aORoREsPOND91NT.] The British &eouritiet have improved during the last week, ,P.but the business to-day having been limited, prices have slightly cat he retrograded. Consols were last quoted 95s for money, and 96J ; afor August aceount; Reduced Three per Cent. Annuities were nd purchased at 96, and Three-and-a-Quarters finally closed ...

... ?? RI'R/DA.Y, JuV ?? WIlnn SE., 110delCrk. Britannia, (steamer,) Hewitt, from Boston at this port, sailed July 10, and from Halifax July 20 : Pomona, Smllith, and Domin, Florio, hence at Venice a Countess Westmoreland, Clarke, sailed from do. for this port lth July 0, , Caterna, Olivari, sailed from Genoa for this port 19th July fa Caroline, Jones, sailed from Marscilles for this port 24th ...

... - II ft-tW . I . ira . - I ?? RXICLUSiVELY Fort THEO LIVERPOOL 21113I1CURV.j kLIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKET. tly ~~~THURSDAY, August 6. a SUGARIL-Thore hasboen very littlo buroinoea doing again this ,, weak, the trade supplying themselves for their Immediate waote r only, and prices of aP. and Bengal may be quoted 1s. lower. For Foreign Bugaa in British ships there Is a good demand, and ...

... FPREE-TRADE FESTIVITIES A PENDLETON. Monday being the day set apart for the celebration of the triumph of free trade, Messrs. Armitage aud Sons gave a holiday to their worlipeople, and in the evenig- liberally invited them to tea in the new muills at Peudleton. Tile room in which the repast was provided was tastefully orna- mented, the pillars and walls being covered with fluted calico, ...

... Z3 alTftuptt; &C. I. te id it. a. in ot ie D. lo St 0- :k. St, cit n,r en, J. rd le- he lit cit ret in lat -or litl at, rit ?? 5, 0- Elt Si ats 0, i,e or le I-U to is Sf From the Lendoan Gazette of Friday, July 31. 1BIRD, I-saac, grocer, flarrosw-on-the-llill. to surrender Aug. II, at half-past one, a'rd Seit. 1I, at half-past twelve, at tile Court of Bankruptcy, London. Attoroicya, Lowrance ...