... | PRICES V.F SBARES | IN LEEDS, I LONDON, LIVERPOOL AND MANCHESTER. MAZLOWATS. LEEDS, Friday, August 21. i Our market has been heavy forthe'last few days, and prices generally are lower. The list will show the fluctuaiston since our last, during which period west Riding Unions, and Liverpool, Orsuskirk, and Preston; have both received the Royal Assent. TOOTAL, BARFF, & PLINT. **It will beo ...

... I Otarhet *ntelli~fflre. itr I I- 1, F, 1, 4 r, d 1, l, 1, i- y d A r 'r 't y I. I, I I 9 5 4 3 t I I CORN EXCHANGE, AuGUST31. The arrivals of wheat in the Thames from the Northern wheat distriets in Great Britain, were again'small during the last week, for which circumstance the delay which Showery and uncertain weather at the present moment occasion n Seeuring the remainder of the crop, ...

... Toprovideforremoving the Charge of the COnsta. bulary Force in Ireland from the Counties, and for .Illarging the Reserye Force; and to make further Provision for the Regulation and Disposition of the said eonstabularyForee. , Be it therefore Enacted, by The QUEEN's mo st Excellent MAJESTY, by and with the Advice and Con- sent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal. and Com- mons; in this present ...

... [FROX OUR LoNDoN CORRESPONDENT.] man City, 77m rsdaey Evening. ceiv The produce markets during the present week have been lorz aliter inelier. Sue( Zvc. G .-The market for Britisha Plautation las been better this Poin wveek, and with more business doing, an advance has occurred of mar about ed. per cwt. Barbadoes at auction has realised 52i. to 52a. Cd. tion for fine yellow, and 403. 6l. to ...

... '0 1- st le to d ae i- It I, It 0 if 'e EXTI'SCTIONI OPrTn UPOTAMTAOOP-e Such is the heading given to a letter from Clon- mel, published in a Wexford paper, and if the facts set forth be not over coloured the future prospects of the poor are lamentable indeed. For the last four weeks (says the writer) symptoms of odisease were manifest in the potato crop but frees the bloom and verdure of ...

... cramw jO WbtMntM. THE BOILER -MAKERS ANNIVERSARY. The twelfth anniversary of the Loyal. Patriot Lodge of the United Friendly Boiler Makers of Manchester was held on Monday. August 17tb, 184, at the house of Mr.' Dixon. the' Golden Eagle Ino, Birmingfham Street, Manchester, when upwards of 130 of the hardy sons of toil sat down to a sumptuous dinner provided for the occasion. The viands did ...

... ,4fiartt Intelltcgeli 1 ; CORN EX lHANGE, AUGUST 17. t. The arrivrls of wheat in ?? fromthe Northern nwhoat distriets in Gret Britain, were again 'mnail during er the last week, for which circumstance the delay which IG showcery and uncertain weather at the present moment occasion in securing the remainder of the crop, furnishes a perfectly sufficient ieason. By land carringe, the show of ...

... ?? T T. c4 h.rl ?? +locrnw. in GREIG and CARSWELL, stockbrokers, Glasgow; to meet at Glasgow. Aug. 25, and Sept. 15, at 1. BARisUR Archibald, spirit merchant and corn dealer, ioua- ton; to meet at Paisley, Aug. 31, and Sept. 21, at 12. BROIWN Andrew, commission agent and broker, Edinburgh; to meet at Edinburgh, Aug. 28, and Sept. 25, at 1. r HAY John, grocer, clotbicr, and farmer, Kilkyth; to ...

... . Oiarett -*ittlltgente. CORN EXCHANGE. AuG1sT 24. The suply of wheat was moderate this morning from the home counties, and of spring corn also. The trade opened with more activity. and wheat has been taken off by the millers st rates from Ss. to 4s. higher than on this day week. There is very little new in barley, and last woeek's prices are the urrent quotations. The oat trade thas not been ...

... WOOL. Tli WOOL TRADsE.-London, TurSriday.-The Wool mar- ket is dull, and the accounts from Sydney, of May 2, advising a reduction there in the price of the staple of 5 to 7J por cent., owing d to the unfavourable accounts received out from England, WIv shall rf have probably no advance here for the present. The imports of wool i- Into London during the week ending to-day have been 443 bales, ...

... 4*larket Inttlligtnpm. CORN EXCHANGE, AWGuaR 24. The supply of wheat was moderate this morning from the home counties, and of spring corn also. The trade opened with more activity.-and wheat has beon taken off by the millers st rates from 3s. to 4.. higher than on this day week. There is very little new In barley, and last week's prices are the current quqtations. The oat trade has not been ...

... Bankrupto ?? (Fromt Tveay's Gaztite, Augsta 25, 1846.) 11 BANKRUPTS. 11 William Pounel1, Iligh.street, Poplar, ?? 16 Woolcott, Museum-street, Bloomnsbury, fringe manu. iO ?? Sutcliffe, Lawrence-lane, warehouse- ?? Harvey, King William-street, City, lamp ?? Hlumfrey, Hockley, Warwickshire, coal ?? Brindley, Coventry, ?? la Boland. Manchestsr ?? Yates and Thomas Hartley miliams, Manchester, ...