... THE CLOTHING MANUFACTURES WVOOL. Time WIOOL TRAtDE.-Itodon, Thusraliy,-The inpoprts ~',osl into London last weoek were 2,893 blnes, of whisih 2,237 wore from Valparaiso, 1291 from Spain, 2311 froas Germoany, 2to froso 31iatlslljs 40 fromt the Mlauritius, and 29 front Turkey. The following ,,'Ale soles of wool have beon held siore our loot:- O I Tooorsolsv Meo' arsh- and El onboronigl post lip ...

... MUrPT- OF TRE CHARTIST -CO-OPERATIVE LAND SOCIETY. PER MR. OCONNOR. SECTION No. 1, 9 sLava. Worthampnton, per W. Munda'y Georgie 3ill1, per R. Meecham Bacup, per Ji. Uawson.. Tavistouk, per R. Hole.. Cheltenhaw, per T. Milett Norwieh, per J. Hurry.. Nottingham, per J. Sweet Sutton-iln.Asliield. per . .Meakin Limehouse, per E. Ford City of London, per E. Nobbs. Northampton, per W. Munday.. ...

... COMMIERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. [FROi[ OUR IlOI5DON CORRESPONDENT.] City, Thulrsdcay Even inge |A DilE transactions in produce, wvith the exception of owigto a new Government contract being announced, tsave bees very limited; but WIICD the duties are settled, 10,')00 to 12,000 toss - of ?? sorts are expected to be brought in for consump. f ti0l. rise reports of the potato crop are not in all ...

... RECEIPTS OF TLE OHARTIST CO-OFER&TIVB LAND SOCIRTY. PER MR. O'CONNOR. SECTION No. 1. SHARES. Northampton, per W. Munday Geurgie Mills, per B. Meecham . Bacup, per J. Mawson.. Tavistock, per R. Hole.. Cheltenhamn, per T. Milett Nornich, per J. Hurry.. Nottingham, per J. Sweet Sutton.ia.Ash'fiold,per C. Meakin Limehoute, per E. Ford City of London, per E. Nobbs.. Northampton, per W. Munday.. ...

... MANCHESTER, wo PROPLF 's INSTITUTE, Monday Morning. wo, ose BALLOT FOR LOCATION ON THE md PEOPLE'S FIRST ESTATE; en, At an early hour this morning, thetseigi6hurhood of to this splendid building, the property of the lfanchester bst Chartists, assumed a bustling appearance; delegates and persons interested. were continually arriving Ben from the adjacent towns, and at the hour apppided I of the ...

... 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. ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 0 P LEEDS, Frlida3,, Jtl4. 31. ICThere has been a decided improvement in our market r during ties week, not only In registered, but also in scrip shares.A LILeeds and Iiradfords have, been steady at £47. The lease tson Nthe Midlands at leoper cent, was earried almost unanimously, Mr. 8Hudson offering ts take the liss himself if the Midland psroprietors were dissatisfied with it. The scarcity ...

... ;fflarktt flitelligilm CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 27. t The supplies of English wheat by land carriagesamples t this morning were exceedingly small, and our quotations of last week maintained; free foreigii met an improved a demand, and, in many instances, at prices which were t unobtainable on Friday last. There was a trifling inquiry for Black Sea wheat to export for Belgium. Flour is a slow sale ...