... A~ .2 . . so RA'7 A .. . ?? . ?? ' ?? ' ' ?? . .tS,$ ?? S ti.t gon..j, .; e; ?? ;: t?]f?7ii;E . : ?? - ?? COntun~e tpfb ?? i$hFb.aallsh~weat, .the r~hrr e ?? gw~iieat~t mg inaetei- nstu.ad uprices htave 50t ewtfhat 9fanwimproYilg tency.i zci : i , BlJifeymist ?? maltiigqaitiand ginding amples are in someinstinceitsratherdere. | Beans and peas 4IEo ..Cn acae l. bgh - ?? , :kst*9Testill so ...

... , THRE MA.RKi:ETSo, CORN EXCHANGE; FuIDAY. Our supplies of all English grain are still short, but we have good arrivals of foreign; particularlyof barley 'and eats.- The demand for wheat continues large,.and an advancelof ld to 2s per quarter on Wednesday, or say fully 2s per quarter da, Monday's prices, is readily obtained., Floor is also an active sale at 50s to 52s per barrel according ' to ...

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... PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. Tuesday, May i8. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. J. CnsETTLE, Warminster and Chippenham, Wiltshire, licendraper. G. Wo001COTT, Jun., and E. WooLeoTT, Doughty-street, Middlesex, builders. BANKRUPTS. E WOOD, King William-street, City, tobacconist, to surrender May 27, at half-pasttwo, and June 25, at one, at the Court, Basinghall- street. Bell, Coleman-street, official assignee; ...

... II 'Henry Lovatt ?? ?? Corran, !J iverpqolj merchants, March 20, April 27, at 11 -o'clock, at the Liverpool District Cort of Bauklruptcy: solioitorm, Msar.: Norris, Allen and Sirnpson, Bedford-row; and Mr.' Norris, Liverpool; oficial assiguec, Mr. .Cazenove Liverlpool., John Haistead, Ridclie, Lancashire, cotton manufac- tirer, March 26, Aprii 16, at 11 o'clock, at the Manchester, District ...

... ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (Frons our own correspondentJ Liverpool, Friday evening. Under thq continued pressure In money matters and the high price of bread stuffs, our market ibis week has been much Irldu. enced and unsettled in price. Early In the week much gloom prevailed, and low sales were being made, fully id. under Frldayfs prices for American descriptions; yet, although ...

... |ATTLE. ot PRESTON CATTLE MIARKET.-Phurnday taoti. at There was a tolerablo show this morning of mutton and vel,' Is, cnd rather a mere eearce supply of beef. The demand was very- a- brisk, and allw wee nearly bought ip. , eef sold from 6d. to A6d. m nutton, irom Sad. to 7d.; and veal, from ed. to 0}d. , 6' ilVERPO6L 'CATTLE UARKET.--Monday loat.. 'We have had an average supply of all .inde ...

... (From the Marh Lane Express.) The very great rise which the price of wheat has un- dergone of late appears to have had the effect of bringing forward somewhat increased supplies from the growers at a few of the markets situated west and north-west of the metropolis, but in the eastern counties the deliveries from the farmers have been on the same limited scale this as the preceding week; ...

... 0' A The Jlfttrth Chronicle, Tuesday, •faunai y 19. 181*. Accident.—On Friday last, Thomas Robeits, farm servant, Cremlyn, near Beaumaris, was feeding Thrashing Machine, his left foot was completely smashed by the cog-wheels,—he was conveyed to the Inflcmsry, where smputation was performed by Mr. Bring, lie is doing well. LnaNVAtu, Rutuik. —The Rev. Henry Warren, of Ashington, Sussex, and his ...

... late Majesty King William the Fourth, intituled An Act for more effectually repairing and improving tho several comprising the Flint, Holywell and Mostyn Turnpike District* of Koada,in the County of Flint, and for making new derii“ tions and extensions of Ronds to communicate ...

... Mondst, ffße Tenth day of Mat neat, (and not on Tuaday the 2bth day of May, at previoutly advertiud), proceed to Elect a MEDICAL OFFICER for the TREMADOC and WORKHOUSE DISTRICTS of thesaid Union,comprising the Parishcsnf Jdgelert, Dolbenmaen, Llanfihangel-y-Pennant, Penmorfa, Treflys, Ynyscynhaiarn, and Llanfrothen, and portions of the Parishes of Llanfihangel-y-traethau, and Llandecwyn, and ...

... Perth —Mr John Flockhart, writer; Mr Win. Peddie; D. Mackenzie Edinburgh Messrs Alex. Allan & Co.; Mr David Murray, accountant Glasgow— J. Ferguson ; J. Watson; Messrs James and Thos. Tassie, merchants; Messrs Nicholson & Stiven Dumfries —Mr James Messrs Crichton & Smith, Port-Glasgow —Mr J. Buchan Kilmarnock —Mr J. Torrence Lochgilphead—Mr M. Munro Inverness—Mr'Wm. MTntosh and Mr D. Prophet ...