... 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, ...

... The following are extracts from the corn circular of Messrs. Sturge:- Birmingham, 8th Mouth, 5th; 1846. During the past month the weather, upon the whole, was suitable for ripening the grain, and wheat harvest commenced in the earlier districts about a fortnight since, under the most favourable circumstances. Up to the 31st there was little interruption to the operations of the sickle, and ...

... alank l p he. LON~DON GAZETTE-FRIDAY, JULY 31. CARNE Joseph, i mi., of Falteounth, grocer, Aug 12, Sept. 9, Exeter District Court of Buikruptcy.Socio, csr.Iitati'ily Fatmostli, nod tilessrs. Avery sod Suit, Exeter. Pet era Sills ?? Gibbjons and Co., of Saint Andlrew's Hilt, %wholesale tea dealers. Dated duty 2-1. CLARK ?? of Kingston upon-Tinimes, export ale niereliant, Aug. 8, Sept. tO. ...

... Al A It K ETS. LIVERPOOL COTrON M/ARKET. THiS EVENING (FOCODAY). The trade have purchased very freely this week, and the market has been firm, butcontinues to be so well supplied with all kinds that no change can be quoted in prices, excepting for the fair and good qualities of Orleans, which are rather dearer. 2,800 American and 200 Surat have been taken on speculation, and 3,640 American, ...