... (From the MAfark Lane Express.J) In most of the southern and western parts of the king- dom similar weather to that experienced in the neighbour- hood of the metropolis appears to have prevailed, but the storm does not seem to have extended far to the north and east. This may be regarded as a fortunate circum- stance, inasmuch as the damage would have been much moid serious than it has been if ...

... AMA I KETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. TisS EVENING IFIaDj. There has been a verymoderate business in our maet this week, and it has been in a dull state. AlthougW'no decided change can be noticed in prices, buyers have had a little advantage, as holders continue to ?? a dis- position to effect sales. 1,500 American and 1,000 Surat have been taken on speculation, and 2,300 American and 260 Surat ...

... I'e 4Dftarketo. MANCHESTER CORN MATURET.-SATUitDAY. To-day the trade is steady, and last week's prices are in some in. stnrces rather exceeded for the finest descriptions of wheat and lour. Oats and oatmeal witlouit alteration. The high price of Eoglish beans checks the demand, and seoile concession is necessary to lifect Sales .Malt aid other irticles as last advised. LEE2DS CORN EXCEANGI3. ...

... S 1VDArUW 11 Stl U1U ..U± L \X JAlltt J.. WEDNrESDOY EVENING, AUGUST 7. e There has been a very fair demand throughout the weekif e but it has gradually cooled down from the brisk opening °s Monday, anid is to-day only moderate. The market lia5 been very steady, and the prices obtained fully equil to thoso of Wedniesday tne 20th nllt. Speculators have taken '2,80 bales of Ameriain and 200 ...

... B~ang r itUr5, .*I{DON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, AUGUST 7. ASHDOWN William, of Chatihamn, ironmonger, Aug. 17, Sept IS, Bankrupts' Court, London. Solicitor, dr. licklisisi, Stroud. Pot . rs It. Stewart and J. J. Smill, of Soffiield, stove grate inanufac- tarers. Dated Aug. 3. CAINES John, of Chiltou Cantelo, Somersetshire, core dealer, Aug. IS, Sept. S, Exeter District Court of Baokruptcy. Solicitors, ...

... FREE TRADE REJOICING S IN MANCHE STER. .LTL Ca11 JLttflkJ±LWL. 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. ...

... 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 ...