... FREE TRADE REJOICING S IN MANCHE STER. .LTL Ca11 JLttflkJ±LWL. Ace Jt Before entering upon a description of the holiday of nec.- Wg Mondlay last, it may, be as well to take a glance at tile cir- PI0c ic COili res ceictostances which led to this great celebration of a great the 12 event, A fewr days cfter the Corn Law Repeal Bill head wciii Ac received the royal assent, several warm friends ...

... 13A NKRPUPTS. Gaz7ettt.-F1tiday~, Joie, 31i, 1810. oYBill] lsaac, Ilarrow-on-rii-flill, Midd~lesex, grocer and cheese. Le yitonger; August ii, S rpt. II, rtt thle Court of Doultruptiee, 1 Lasirighall-street'. Sole. Messrs. Lawreroco aud Plows, Old Jew cy Chambers. eCAINE' Joseph tke younger, Falmouth, Corirwvall, grocer; Auig. IL 12, Sept. El. Ittliv Court; of B:atrkrtptcy, Ex-cter. Suls. ...

... CELEBRATION OF THE FREE TRADE TRIUMPH AT E.CCEES I rrb . -IC L S DINAYB TO J43y IHZDVI'K EQ The triumph Of' free trade principles in the repeal of n the corn law was celebrated with great edd~t at Elccies Onf hi Wednesday nigt, when a dinner was .given to James e Chdwck Esq., Of the same place, inl honour of the z event, an a a compliment to that gentleman for his hi great exertiolis in the ...

... MARKIITS. _ ?? LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.-Thursday o. A a S. d. s. d. Hay,old ?? . 0 ?? 0 10 perstone. Ditto, now ?? 5. 0 67 ditto Green Clover ?? 0 I 0 2.k ditto Vetches ?? 0 1..0 2k ditto Straw, wheat . 0 3j. 0 5 ditto Ditto, oat ?? 3. 0 30 ditto Ditto, barley . 0 0. 0 0 ditto Potatoes, Kemps 1I 8. 2 2 per Bushel. Manure ?? 4 6. 0 ton CATTLE IMIPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL, From ...

... A . ?? - Omen --AAG LsacswamtLa, TnUaSDAY, AUGUST 13TH.-Tho cotton trade at Oldhaln, 8haw, Royton, and vicinities, is scarcely in as flourish- ing a condition as it was a mronth ago. Machine making is a prosporotes and increasing business. The hatting business, at Oldham, Denton, Ashton, and Stockport, is decreasing, and the traisactions in that departimont ale at presont vory small. Thie ...

... tAiteAsmsn, THVRSLAY, AcGosr 2T.-The woollen cloth trade, c at fiaddlewortb, Is rather dull; but few goods are made for ex- f portation, and the hands complain of low wages, whilst ?? manuifacturers declaro their proffts were never less than at the presont time. The trade in cotton mils, nt Glosgop-dale and nthe neighbourhood, is rather dull, but til hands at all the mills have frill work at ...

... Atrrour 15.-The import of the week is 42,269 bags, namely 83,326 froin the United States, 4394 from Brazil, 1745 frpm Egypt, and 2835 from Bombay. The sales of the week are 28,830 bags, of which there are taken on hpeculetion 1500 American and 1000 Surat, and for export 2360 Ameriean, and 260 Surat. In prices thore is no material alteration; the inferior to middling quality of American Cotton ...

... TRADE RE PORTS. n MN~tCcsxrSTa, F ?? market for cloth has pre- nmt setitedi no featucres of change clueing the week. A general I-I, [ydesire to sell is evinced, without, however, any disposition to to(i reduce prices considerably. Plillting~ clothlS continnle firml, 3Lt Shirtin.,s aire still flat, anti purchases seem to hang Upont the NV niews contained in lit' India letters, which aire looked ...

... TR.ADE REPORTS. 3LxANCtsrSTa, FRnID .-The marketremalliinsvitliscti . chleige Worthyof notice. Prices of goods continue Bri.. tie amount of business done is still moderate. Tlleltur kinds of printting cloth are in good detailmid; sitliti'.- still heavy of sale. The country trade line epelriedlhel little iniproovenment, and. rnore buyers have atten,1e,1 ij; market. It is to be hoped tiht the ...

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... MEETING OF THE CHESTER AND .BIRKEN- HEAD RAILWAY COMPANY. I _ _ . .. . z .. I The half-yearly meeting of, the oroprietors in this un- from ulertaking took place yesterday s nnpjghi taitb e Claren- tanee don Rooms, Win. Jackeso) E~sq. IIcupid th,6chir 'shicl Mr. TOWNEvriND, the secretary,. rid 'ta6I6w1ing ke-: siden port for the past half year :- Il I Your directors leaveg great pleasr ~ 'e ...