... l _I_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ CUItiN I'HALJI. mil (From the Morh-lone F~rpreee.) We are about to enter on a new epoch in the corn trade. 20Before auother wcek elapses, all duties on grain, flour, &c. i either for the purpose of revenue, or so9 protection and encourage i isment to native industry, will have ceased. We shall not now bee enter iato the consideration of what will pirobably be the ulti con ...

... ,ba-livut $ &c, /IrlmT(, f . rl, L-d- rit nt T/;-d ?? r-.. Q'M I'rom f.~e .Lotdwo GazetIC of Tuesday, Jan. ?? JLuU ., dici, WIV,._t_ ?? I aIC ralecuriiiu, Liver- t ?? t UrIead-r, Per-t 19 a.6d .4a-jia 12, at ieveen, at the LivelpcvI Dih,jCt C surc. Atto)rie~s, Pletcher and Hall, i-.* .ary, wino mrntrant, Chester, Feb. 13 anid March G, SttilVeti, at ELIO Liverp-l fli-rict. C.,urr. Atty. ...

... SECOND EDITION LIVERPOOL CORN EXH-IANGF We have had small arrivals of Grain Sie Tuesrd y 2. price of Wheat and Flour has hod an upward tendcy The sale of a good many cargoes of Wheat, floating has beenc ported. Thle Shipments to Ireland, 6'RCe Tuesd as ,,,r 207 quarters Wheat, 6973 quartcrs Indian COrntsdycoarrejo Corn Meal, and 30 sacks and 942 barrels Flour. ' There was a better attendance ...

... hta TUESDA Y January 30.-IT/ut S.&E. to S., moderate. Cha Jas oAn'avN.-Vicoria, Briggs, NewYork. .Portland, Leavitt, St. p BJ0l111s, N. 13. Laco ~gh C 'ey S.ILED.-JOssiC, Oliver, Savannalh.. Haniburgh, Dionnlchsen, e ity Rio (n Janeiro.oice, Sage, Philadelphia.. Spartan, Fisher Flgi ,t .Savann!l,h ..Elizabeth, (frolin G rectilock) h:%rloiton ..Forest ( teo King, Raindlett, Nevw York.. Maryland ...

... Iffarliet 6. ;irt TIEs CORNs TBAD. -From an official return by the Ceouislf- ?? eloners Of Customs, it appears that during the month otided The dI ow Janluary 6, 1849, there were imported into tlso United Ktingdoiit, retort use 924,678quartersorgralfla0d con' r,0' which 15.932 quarters were rfh! I rc 1y, the Produce of Britiah posesoseons, the rest foreign. Of this ?? ~he quantity, 418,621 ...

... MESSRS. DU FAY AND CO.'S TRADE REPO rT. Aloanchester, 1st of February, 1849. a No one who is directly or indirectly engaged in buusiness ill this district Carl Complain that the statistics of tle trade a are neglected by the merchants who are instrumental in car- rying oit the export brsach of tile same. Convinced of the inporeance of correct statistical knowledge, and aware of the witi ...

... MEETING OF THE . - RIBBLE, NAVIGATION COMPANY. The half-yearly general meeting of the BRibblie Navi- gation Company was held on Wednesday rmoioing last, at the company's office, Chapel Walks, when the following shareholders were present :-P. Haydoc, Esq., chairman of the Board of Directors, in the chair;;0. SwaUsonrx son,, Esq., R. Pedder, Esq., E. Pedder, Esii','3'Gerim ?? 'Esq., J. Bairstow, ...

... BANKRUPTS I LANCASHIRE. Thomas Hughes, Liverpool, woollen draper, Feb. 9, March 6, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrs. Chester and Co., 'Staple inn; and Messrs. Morecroft and Son; official assignee, Mr. Bird, Ltvarpool. Alexander Duranty, Liverpool, merchant, Feb. 7, March 5, at 11 o'clock at the Liverpool District Court of Bank- ruptcy: solicitors ...

... LNAIJGURATION OF FREE TRADE. I -AIQN~0 . ~ .. THE GAND BANQTJ~ETy AT MANCHESTER. _The proceedings of Wedn1esday night,.,at Manichester, al will be for ever mlemorable in the aninals Of political- demonstrations, and must create an interest not confiied, di to the inhabitants of that 'city and ineighbourhodd but' ti extening t evey class of the population of tho British b] empire. The 81st ...

... .15likupto. no, Gazette-Tuesday, January 30, 1849. BARRACLOUGH Thomas and John Everett, of the Bottoms Mill, Ito Southowram, Halifax, Yorkshire, woollen spinners and woollen manufactulirersi, under the firm of Thomas Barraclough and Co.; . Feb.16, March30, CourtofBaukruptay, Leeds. Sol, hi'. \avell Hav Iliewi-11 .1 Pael'o Johnl Styling, Halifax, oil merchantil Jan. 19. eat BOURNE Thomas, ...

... i Li- MANCIJESTERi, Tlitlrtzdtl, 1Febr1uary 1. - toaosos, ?? d, 14s,; earrotS, 6s. Ufl. to ?? ltd. 'pler 0.2110; turnips, 39. to 4s, 5511, per 10 pecks ; onions, Us. to 2s. Pei- 2.101b. lINANCIIESTER ' Friday, February 011-oldbI hay, 1.tb3 clover, .1d, to 5il.; wheat Straw, 3d.'to .d oat Straw, :30. Per Stone, STO CKPOlRT, Friday,' February, 2.-The potato matliet was verY ?? IHiS mr lug, ?? f ...

... MANCHESTER, FRnDAY, FI1m3,rITAy Q. The excited state of the cotton market has given to business here some appearance of irregularity. No very large transactions are being entered into, but the busi- ness doing is generally at prices slightly beyond the current rates of last week. The, advances which pro- ducers find themselves compelled to demand, from the upward tendency of the raw material, ...