... 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, ...

... PRICES OF COAL IN THE LONDON MARKET, PEn ToN.-NEWCASTLE. I July31 Aug. 3 Aug. 5 sad 8d a d Adair's Main ?? 13 ?? 13 ?? 13 6 Chester ?? ..3 ?? ]3 9 Dean's Primrose ?? 136 . 13 6 Ellison Low Main ?? - . 12 9 ?? 12 9 Hartley Carr's ?? -. . ?? ._ Do. Grace's ?? 13 6. 13 6.. . 13 6 Do. Hastings ?? 15 6 . , , ?? Do. North Perey ?? . ?? 13 9.. Do. Stewart's . ?? . . 14 6. 14 0 Do. West ?? 15 6. . ...

... Me Alarlitto. EN GL IS II. LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, MOSNDAY, Aur., 3.-The trlde for English Wheat was firner to-day, and prices were nearly maintain~ed f'or Foreignl. Prices rmnain unaltered for Flour. Engielsi mild Irisb Oats aboat mainitain last wevek's prieces. B ur- le3, Beans, aind Peas are wi thonltal teraltion firom our lalst quotations. ~Ximict, Englisb, 3Cs to 59s; 13nrley, En tglish, ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... - II ft-tW . I . ira . - I ?? RXICLUSiVELY Fort THEO LIVERPOOL 21113I1CURV.j kLIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKET. tly ~~~THURSDAY, August 6. a SUGARIL-Thore hasboen very littlo buroinoea doing again this ,, weak, the trade supplying themselves for their Immediate waote r only, and prices of aP. and Bengal may be quoted 1s. lower. For Foreign Bugaa in British ships there Is a good demand, and ...

... LONDON, AddGTYsT 5. ?? the Gazeue oJ Friday, JukY 31.) BANxuLuprs.-Isaac Bird, Harrow-On-the-Iill, grocer. Joseph James Such, B3olingbroke-Tow, Walworth road, auctioneer. Jonathan Wragg, Melina-place, Westmin- str r-brid e-road, iron-merchant. J ohn Palmer, Worth- ing, painter. William Elliott, Petworth, Sussex, corn, mercbant. Benjamin Clark, Klings on-apon-Thsames. ex- port ale-merchant. ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... Irv. of THE FUNDS.-LONDON, WEDNESDAV EVENING. I F15ROM OUR aORoREsPOND91NT.] The British &eouritiet have improved during the last week, ,P.but the business to-day having been limited, prices have slightly cat he retrograded. Consols were last quoted 95s for money, and 96J ; afor August aceount; Reduced Three per Cent. Annuities were nd purchased at 96, and Three-and-a-Quarters finally closed ...

... j PRICE CURRENT.-TURSDAY, Aug. 4. | SUGAR.-The new duties will quickly become the law. ImPOrters of.Colonial sugar in consequence have shown an increased desire to sell, and submitted to further re- duction. WestlIndia has even come downto theprice of slave-good brown Baksa, including the new duty, being worth 44s, good brown Demevara. sold duty paid, at 44s, and from other less tsteemed ...