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... wm..? . Aftippiltat.IIMature. atten FRIDA, August iin SE., light. tmn Catherine, Williams, hence at l'saifleP Nonador, (semr)Maiealp o ,1Pon9oy ; and Victoria, Wilson, quire Is o M OsHer, 'usy hnetdo.; and sailed for Mazatlan CA ElIzabetif Radcliffe, Ella, hence-at do., and sailcd for Valpa- SWR rals3rd June frt Fanny,. High, sailed from Lima for this por 2rdMay an Cellae,. Carruthero, for, ...
... Sxftkruptd, &r* fore I Froam the London Gazelte of Friday, Aurg, 7. L n- ASHDOWN, William, ironmonger, Chatham, Hent, to fur- S, ip render Aug. 17. at half-past eleven, and Sept. 15, at one, at A ~P the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Attorney, Wiekham, L Stroud p. MILTON. Samuel, esallmaker, Barking, Essex, to surrender 6 in Aug. 13 and Sept. 19, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, S, London. ...
... THE PRESTON & WYRE EXTENSION AND DARWEN JUNCTION RAILWAY . COMPANY. A meeting of the shareholders in this undertaking was held at the Star Hotel, Deansgate, Xmanchester, at one o'clock oui Mondaly last (in pursuance of the act to facili- tate the dissolution of railway companies), for the purpose of determrining whether the company should be dissolved. The meeting was convened by Mr. Joseph St ...
... FREE TRADE REJOICING S IN MANCHE STER. .LTL Ca11 JLttflkJÂħLWL. 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. ...
... 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 ...
... ,.:''MNrftetd. : t, of Tii UP..ONOO KIOOIu ytoie of Iesxoa a~~po.r)I The market for th Dritish Secuinijselss been dull during the simes week, aid a fall of nsrly~a quartes-per cent, has occurred sinee our last. Ts--day the transacetions waere on a limited scale. Ro- 00nsols. for aalney were ladt quoted 953 to j, and 951 to 96 for Mr. Aceount.' Reduced Threes were marked 96, Now Three-and-a- ...
... cll AIA-NC,13YSTEC, Fr I Dt.-The imllprovemenut its the demitnln tU for prining cloth, which ?? noticed last eckli, still continues, aI atin prices aillttti the advalscc thlsessoteod: in other fabrics thcre is no change. The yarn miaiketis still quiet. The w fisiltre of a well known agency-house in tows hais cansed a I good deal of speenlttioll during the week. The engagements r of the irin ...