... 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, ...

... OOODWOOD RACES.—'THVKSHAY The Deciding lieat for the govs Sweeps, between and King of Morven, was won by the former, canter, ltun in 1 minute seconds. The of Richmond's Plate of 100 sovs. New mile. March's Winchester, 7st lib (Abdale) 1 Mr. Crockford's St. Lawrence Mr. Bowcs's Ukrainr, 71b The following also atarte#., l»ut were not placed:—E venus, Bst 121b; 21b : Alva nicy, 7st bib; Sir ...

... roankltlptO &t., (Froem Toes1ay' Gaatteu , Jslp 28, 184B.) BANKRUPTS. v. B. Kettle, horse dealer-W. M'Dowall and R. Brown, Pemberton-row. Gough-square, printers-F. Macqueen, Leadenhall-street, merchant-C. Burrows, and J. Glid- don. Plymouth. beer brewers-E. Evans, Bristol and Weston-super-Mare, Somersetsbire. silk mercer-J. Car. lisle, West Derby, Lancashire, builder and mason-J. S. Chadwick, ...

... 1tarket *ntfllrflernm. CORN EXCHANGE. JULY 27. to The supplies of English wheat h5 laned carriage sampleh the this morsieg were exceedingly small, and our quotations dot of last week maintained; free foreign met an inproved Bid demuand, and, in many instances, at prices which were his unobtainable on Friday last. There watsa .trifding inquiry gri for Bl3ack Sea wheat to export for Belgium. ...

... A M-E RI C A. PROGRESS OF FREE TRADE. RESPONSE FROM THE UNITED STATES., r (From tie Liveipboo Timnes.) .a iO The Indcpeildcenc packet-ship, Captain Allenji P which has so often brought important intelligence from the .si United States, arrived in the port of Liverpool from New i York, on Sunday last, bringing.the best piece . of news; which she has ever conveyed to this couatris namely, that w ...

... ;Mftarket Eitdligence. CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 27. The supplies of English wheat by land carriage samples this mornling were exceedingly small, and our quotations of last week maintained; free foreign met an improved demand, and, in many instances, at prices which were unobtainable on Priday last. There was a trifling inquiry for Black Sea wheat to export for Belgium. Flour is a slow sale at ...

... MONEY O1lJIIKL'I and CITY NE'WVS. FRIDAY NIGHT. MToicaY MAna'Tr.-Consolz opened llt thil closing prices of ycsterdly, 95.'I to 90 for Money, 901f to - for the Account. The Three per Cents. Iletluced le-ft ofF at 9(11 to ; the Thrcec-and-a-QXinrter per Ti Cents. at 98 to ; Bank Stock ait 20821 to 911 ; ?? India Stock 290. to 2., Exclhequer Bills con- pi tinue without chiange, at 9s. to 13s. pn. ...

... AGRICOULTURAL INTELLIGENCE. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. d [.1l- n thw Maric-Lane EXps-es8, July 27.] if The wheat trade at all the leading provincial markets held f since our last business has remained in a wretchedly dull state, rthe concession made by sellers having failed to induce pur- t chasers to increcase their operations. The arrivals of wheat coastwise into London have not been ...

... 35ankruptO &t., (Ferm Tuesday's Gaette, July 28, 1846.J BANKRUPTS. F, B. Kettle, horse dealer-W. M'Dowall and It. Brown, Pemberton-row, Gough-square, printers-F. Macqueen, Leadenhall-street, merchant-C. Burrows, and J. Glid. don, Plymouth. beer brewers-E. Evans, Bristol and Weston-super-Mare, Somersetshire, silk mercer-J. Car- lisle, West DerbI , Lancashire, builder and mason-J. S. Chadwick, ...

... commerre anO star TIHE FUNDS. 1 UolnModal Consols fir the ?? left off at 9G6' sellers. For n ?? tbe ?? WO 1I.i' to t. ]lank Stock Closed at 209 to 209; T xcheqttcr-lbills, tOs. to l's. ptnliulttt; India Stock, 261 to 263 ; It- (dit IBontids, 2Os. to 26s.. ptll. ; TpICO pet' Cents. Rcdilucedl, 'Jl' to Ithree-and-it-quarter per Cents., 97t to and Long Aunuities, 10 .-0 On 'I UC(dty, Consols wcrc ...

... .).V1 T)Otrlf A r lEIJ'ZTS - I [{IDAY. COR1N EX4iLI,.Ntfl Th,,iv-' ;i e;vn iif Xllii tvil~ til, t snl tee list oiil i- ill- fl prft in X ii si untmil i ti, itt Lev C'rv? it rti :: 1 , ipti I I o rI ps irnII v~,i A ptesrt~ I XXI 111th,~~~i Oil;o ICR , Mal i ?? it Ibi $ f~ Bail v lvlN i O ils t ,he tr ntl.wa il Ittivs lit..v I i it:, til-oit. iq S ?? M il %I ut (ii C Ii~t~ :It.: u~ii, llo ! ...

... IPswicn, July 28.-At this day's market we had a good supply of wheat, including a few parcels of new of excel- lent quality and in good condition: we have to observe there was but little disposition to purchase, and prices may be called nominally the same as last week, viz,, Wheat 43s. to 5is. Beans36s. to 37s. per ?? had but a short show of fat beef and multon at market to.day, which found ...