... S I AMALGAMATI )N OF THE GAS COMPANIES. --~ ,I . . . . tea Yesterday, sat twelve o'clock, meetings of the two gas )I, companies were held at their respective offices, to take I ntcopir~eration the dtaft of thle amnaigansatoi, bill ir 11now before P-arliament. to c lilt New G.%s AND Cory ComaeAre.-At the meetivg of ceis' ho thin company, Wm. Fosnmiiey, Eq qpresided, and there pret was wata ...

... *a1Tktru'i~td &(. From i/he London Gazette of Friday, Ala rch 3. So C a'HUGHESh, Klivoiid, grocer, Liverpool, to surrende March 141 wit aI' April 14, Wt. eleven, at the Liverpool Diatrict Court. rYork Attornepy. Whiteley, Liverpool oft I1 fro a ElA11Rl.4t)~N, 10btirt, vlotualler. Lverpool. March 17 and April ciii 12.at lev n.it heLiverpool Disttrict Ututt. Attorney, bul (Iwen. Liverpool been ...

... 4-Itippilig 3ctTttlltf zv -pture. Os Hi FRIDA Y, Mtrarch 17. Ln AaRasVtD--Alozandcr, Seed, Now Orleans.. Garrick, Shipley, Ln New York Lc SAILED.-Spbynx, Connibeer, Oporto..Montezumna, Lowber, Lc and Samuel Hicks, Goodhue, New York. .Brilliant, Evans, for Lr Iayti. .Jolhanna, Linse, Dantzio. Middleton, Wake, Leghorn.. M LeInfanto, Mendraco, Havannah . .Forget-me-not, Rhilon, Galatz U ..Lady ...

... I Sanftruptd, &C. - -.- From the London Gazette of Tuesday March 14. D2EOKIJr, Jonathan, ironmonger, Liverpool. to surronder led March 24 and April 19, at eleven at the Liverpool D15trb er. Court. Attorney, Neal, Llverpooi TATll.KSALL. Thomas. corn merchant. Liverpool, M barch 2 and April 18. at eleven, at the Ltvertro4 District Coart he Attorney. Frodsbama, i v.rpool to JONES, William Be ...

... CORN EXCHANGE-.YSTERIDAY. City. Quarter to TAree. Notwithstanding the attendance of buyers, both town and rcountry, v,as by nco means large, the demand fer the tinest desatiptions of white wa somewbat active, at in soene inctonoes an advance on last Manday's quotations of Is. per quarter SIn oi other kinds of Wheat of homne produce a steady buelneFs woE doing, at fully, but at nothing quotable ...

... . .? :! SAITUTNt &r* . f srW i London Gagete qf Theadaly, March 21. , iAkAunON, Josoph Isaac, merchant, Livercol, to bUrk rit P Marcht and April 2U. at eleven, at the Lierpool District Court. Attorneys, Little and Co. LiverpooL - hOBERTS, Edward, oeurrier, Denbigh, April 4 and 25, at, 'li1* - twelve, at the Liverpool Distyict Court. Attorneys, hE; een and Son. Liverpool ag PICKUP, William, ...

... offintim 3Etatiligeare. TUESDAY, February 29,-lWind WV. .C ARsIVED.-Wanderer, White, from Boinbay..Constantine, Burrows, Manilla..Lady Campbell, Hodge, St. John's, N B.. Araminta, Rodgers, Savannah..Robert Preston, Williamson, Charonto g Tartan, (American ship,) Russell, from Calcutta, with cargo o of rice, admitted under the suspenDson of the navigation laws, tl ,a which again come into ...

... lE * C- ITY TLIG Cl - I I . MONE.Y MARKWET AND CITY INTELLIG .NCE. I of cult f (From the Tines.) dag d MONDAY EvsreNIo.-The English funds have been pnn eflat to-day, but from no other cause than the feeling o cc;c h general uncertainty. Console, both for money and ac- Me 1 count, opened at 83S to a, being a decline of a quarter hou IN per cent. from Saturday's prices. During the day they nre ...

... I MANrCoSTEFt, TurGDAY, PFr. 29.-The events in France have produced an almost entiro cessation of businees, so far as the foreign trade is concerned, and tended still further to diminish production. Several moro mills have commenced workingohort time. From the official report, up to Tuesday, it appears that of 208 mills, foundries, &o, within the borough of Manchester, 113 were working full ...

... ZD . q~quiitet :9, quite th BY EXPRESS. wear( 9rt (From the Sun of Last Night.) aesta CORN EXCHANCE.-YESTRILDAY. oTuhc( re The attendance of both town and country buyers was by no with I means numerous; yet the fioest dry samples of both red and th white Wheats of English growth were mostly disposed of at theirI prices about equal to those paid on this day s'znnight. h Dlf In the middling and ...

... BOCRDAL6 FLANNEL M mARERT, MONDAY, MARcn 20.-Another dull market; prices have been rather lower than on this day week. For dyed goods end low sorts Wool no alteration. 8 LnoDs.-Markets have again 'been very dull at our cloth halls, 6 both on Saturday and Tuesday. There has, however, been a little more doing In goods of fsno and middle qualities of cloth 4 ealculated for the home market, but ...

... '.ce to Ml --, steep +~a 1 - t.. AL- -- - -- - - Ca Business is still very dull, though the improved t feeling of last week is maintained'; the profit and loss acceunt varying curiously. The state of the continent, which-requires from us, annually, manu- Is factured goods to the amount of twenty six millions ;o sterling, prevents the usual orders; while the very 1- same circumstances have ...