... l PRESTON MARtKET.-Ths day:, twelvoao'ctock. The Marliat was not very fully supplied, and the demand wao consequently briskatconsiderably higher prices. Wheat advanced fully 3s. per windle, and Meal 3e. 6d, per load. Beans and other articles also advanced in proportion. Potatoes, of the Cheshire pink.eye Idnd, sold as high as 19s. per load. t. d. t. d. WnHAT, white, per v lndlo of 2201bs ?? 33 ...

... SIip NFE W S. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO MARINERS. COAsT OF NOVA SCOTIA.--RlEVOLvJNO Liolr ONT BEAVE ISL.AND.-A revolving light has been established on the S. B part of the Outer Beaver Island on the coast of Nova Scotia. The light revolves every te) mina tes, during which it is visible one minuto and a half, and invisible for the remaining half minute. It stands seventy feet above the sea, and may, ...

... . ktuerpout. *hurt Marlitt. I lr.i 'KR' hight on la wosa og di1 ut MO kar t me. 1 ~ondo te. Al S, lo tk im trans 152 to malpal a,. 6d.4 e wee I9a. ?? to rn 81.3 ibjeet 44 4- 5 I-7i I--45 7 -41 4-60 -IS -ion I-a I-4, -42 -3 4-2 0 one oft. '-32 4-542 ,-21 4-19 .b54 -42 -Il -14 -0 -0 -144 -13 -4(T -451 -43 -0 -271 -71 -7 -454 -5'1 -344 -o5 -40 -04) -o -142 -48c -14 -18 30 -24 -1 -1 -3ua lasta ...

... MANXCIIESTER SHIARE MAfKlET. FiintDvy LvErXxG.-The market, after having been int a very inactive state for ceveral dunys, has again recoveredl a firmer tonle, aln(d the feeling at the close is nimuh better. The neetin of the B ank directors having passed oiF witholit any intimation being given about raising the rate of interest, has ?? to this improved feeling. T'lere has been a brisk deniand ...

... i Henry Cochrane, Manchester, merchant, Dec. 23, Jau. 2S, ot 12 o'clock, at the Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. Johnson, Son, and MWeatheraD, Temple, and Messrs. Bagshaw, Stevenson, and Lycett, Manchester; official assignee, Mr. Hobson, Manchester. 'William Hayes, Liverpool, shipwright, Dec. 31, Jan. 19, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank- ...

... : mrk'etdo (NG. WITUN XXOLUE5YBS.Y FOB THIS LIVERPOOL MBRCURV~j LIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKET. h Stock 2THURSDA Y. December 17. (3] ar idency. HRIMSTOII&..eoasgmnere and dealers liabily stwcked, and, a lsdbuying very sparingly'; for the few emall parcels aeld the bighest Ils quotations paid. aod Ex' SIUOAG. -Though at a reduction of le. per ewt. on ltae prices, still the demand I. very ...

... loadrupts. LONDON GAZETTE-FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11. BROAD Nicholas, of Bristol, tea dealer, Dec.24, Jan 26, Bristol District Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitor, Mr. Hartley, Bristol BaLnkrupt's own petition. ?? Dec. 5. COCHRANE Henry, of Manchester, merchant, Dec. 23, Jan. 23, Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy, Solicitors, Messrs. Bagslhaic, Stevenson, and Lycett, Manichester Bankrupts own ...

... STATE OF TRADE* .. 1 I rtn at - ii LANCrSUJIRW, TaurssDa, Dee. 1T.-At Oldham there are loud complaints at the high prlee of cotton, and yet this week many mills have nommenced working flal time. The gingham and iarked fancy nankeen trade at Radelitre, whiteleld, Prestwiich and vi- Cinities, Is In a moderately healthy state, but profits on manu- feotured goods are small. The yam market at ...

... I (Foro tihe AiarA ane Exprees) car The full eflects of the failure of the potato crop in da3 Ireland are now becoming manifest: the wants of that the country, though sufficiently urgent before, have so greatly gra ineceased within the last few reeks, that it has been foundil necessary to send large suppliL s of f0od from hence to the ,,r sister isle; and this unusuail demand upon our stockR ...

... e I IXCREiSTER, FnIDAY.-The extraorliutary exeitemn;in )t in the Liverpool cottoin mlark.iet, noticed in Our ?? ?? S - publication, came to a crisis on 11omldav. On thawt daiy rpe- 11 culation ran so high, that the unprecedentedl numbei; of 2- 40,1100 bales were sold, endl at an advance on previous rates. e varying from 3d. to Id. per lb. Since then, hbe market hazs - been quieter, and on some ...

... LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Teiss EVENING (FnelsAY). The business has again t wis *ieek been vcry extensive,. but chiefly by speculators, the trade having only taken 16,530 bales. In the early part of it, the market was more excited than ever, and an advance of id. per lb. was obtained on American and Surats, and id. on all other sorts; but yesterday and today it has had a quiet. appearance, and ...

... -1 -- ?? . 1 - - - ?? i Garele.-Friday, December 11, 1846. BROAD Nicholas, Old Market-street, Bristol, tea denler rtn 'he grocer; Dee 24, Jan 20, Court of Bankruptcy, Bristol. Sol M r. ieI-Isr11cV, Blristol. Own petition. Doated De, 5. CO cocHI'&N 1: enrv, Manchester, Lancashire, 1erchant, warae ;8i- he '10u Dc2, Jail 28, tv% 1 elve ao re ftaklpo l hoti Court f iaDoct-ptcy, Stan,. lwt. ...