... 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, ...

... North Shields, July 29-The Newbottle, Thompson, ar- sived here from Licata, which port she left on the 13th of June, reports having picked up a piece of pine timber, about eighteen feet, mark ML-A, in latitude 47 41, loiigi- tude 6 2g, and passed a great quantity of deals, lathoeod, Ac., apparently not having been long in the water. - 30-The Mary Key, Key, for Arbroath, in being towed to sea ...

... IILOCKATlEl 01' TAMIICO. The ar-e t to Liort s ;it T'ampieo, a it letter dated Jlime V, IS: inleuitibns that Coiloliltolidev JohltL Sluilaiders, ol the Unitedl Slate corvette, St. t ly's, who holtds hat t ptil tne bderloclkade, tflidl no permnit ?? comillicatioil to pais betiveen the in sters of mierchaiit vessels aid lit, coisignees oln shlre. TLONDION, Ati.. 0.-W ind this clay at uioott, 7N. ...

... 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 ...

... BEL FAST AlARKETS.-THURSDAY, AUGUST 6. Since our last report, the weathier has been very fine for the harvest, which has partially commenced in this neighbourhood. This week, we have had a free delivery of fairmers' Wheat, which sells on easier terms than lnst week. There is no inquiry for store parcels. Oats are without alteration in prices, but Oat. local has advanced, since Monday, fully 6d ...

... ;AA ''l'Z§III .Is+C' ?? \,{1 1i, PORITSMO'TTII, At:(;UsT 6.I . ite Cl(lilltlr ri ted at ittietid yes- l t i ;. Colrk, t itli only oue etigilie e'ajlble of' r ?? t-eiil tijt iii? SobscqtlY ?? doNtiI. tha idk 5 W ?? ?? morniug',iind conltrivird I el tle i~q~d eiti o ltitle (ie tl V ietory, ?? the Iittl ; 1)pi'jtljLad, to tote the Athol troop ship in, ! f0o d00, b lt beforc she liid gona' ...

... PAIL WA Y1S. ?? RIALWAY SIT Al? E4 LT;T roR t.II`11USDAY, Ario. C. Rlailwii s paid Clo~iii l1r10, Bngsinas Dloie. itfiroilitoim~ ?? l.. tO .5 a 51 lt ,~,11 Do. X11 (iss, 7 di,.) P1 1 55 1 1il .Noir ?? .. .. ..7 1 nh B tri-lol wilil GJ1olw,!stlr . 10 23I0 I luiikimisiiamilld ?? 4215* ~ 1jdi11 Dturk so res~li ?? ?? II i Ij. Dn.~ial . . llsion51,' II iO~3 1iiltvbridtf Cond lOs11-Y. 1:1 4 11 144 ...

... LANCASRlrF, TreuIIsmiY, AuGu'r ?? broad silk trade at Middleton, Leigh, and Mfaichestor, has not been so brisk at this season of the year for the lest ten years;. Thesilk manufac turers have, this and last week, beea oforlnr higher wagcs it the work is woven in a certain given tirs. There Is also every appearansce at present of the silk trade still iOcreasinrg, ald many new descriptions of ...

... 1 - - - . . A, . , (From the Manchester Courier.) MANCHESTER, TUESDAY EVENING.-The demand for both cloth and yarn has been limited to-day, with prices in favour of the buyer, particularly for goods and yarn, suitable for the East, the advices whence continue of an unfavosrable kind, there being many failures, and an in- creased stringency in the money markets. The failure of Illessrs.Yates and ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-JULY, 29, 1846. r -T -O . n LNSEED, Odessa, perquaX.£2 i 0to c0 0 0 - _- Peterburgue,., 2 2 0 ?? 0 0 a Cornne .s 1 16 o .. 1 iS 0 Iuferior 0 0 0 ?? 0 0 0 1Riga ?? ?? I 1.70 -- MexnelandKonigsberg. 114 0 .. I 10 0 ?? -Archa gel . 0 0 0 .. 08 0 Hambro' and Danish 0 0 00 . 00 0 2 8 0 00 0 RAPESEED, German, per last . 20 0 0 . 220 Hungarian . 000 0 0 0 O L -BlackSea ?? ...

... We have before us a copy of Burn's Comsmercial Olance, for the flrgt six months of the present year, just published; from this valuable document we learn that the exports of cotton yara for the first six months of the present year have been larger than to a similar period in any previous year; the largest exports have been to the Manse Towns, &c., India, and Holland. Com- pared with a similar ...

... ?? LOS, for (From tihe Mork-lane Exprness.) a Theofficial account of the quantities of Grain, Pulse, and Flour is entered for home consumption in the United lKingdomn, on the On, now corn law coming into operation, has only just been pub. o . lished. The bill received the Royal assent on the 21,th of June, and between that period and the 5th of July, duty was paid on RR- 1,638,121 qrs. Whoat, ...