... RLocai aubD joobincial weuo '5 MEETINGS IN BANKRUPTCY. es AT 'THlE COURT, ATHEXXIIUM, OflOstE.STRtEET. March. AM&NOiiiSTErt. Hour of Meeting a 8. William Townley, the younger, Stock and share broker, lk Manchester, anilit ?? ?? 11 8,John Krause, agent, MArnchester, asisignees ?? 12 9. Samuel Taylor, butcher, I'cyntun, Cheshire, certificate. 11 5 9. Burton, Cotitian, and Sinith, inanufacturers, ...

... MONDAY NIGHT, MARCH 5. Consols opened weak, and upon the appearance of a large seller declined, and were done at 91i for account, The decline brought in some buyers, -but the market Was, ,not very buoyant, -and money seardely:so abunidant as a few days ago. Consols closed at 914 4; Exchequer Bills, 40, 3. All railway shares have been dull to-day, though the market generally closes a shade ...

... ~3anfttupt0. Gazette--Tuesday, February 27, 1849. ARMITAGE John, Warren House Inn, Linthwaite, Aldinondburv ?? Yorkshire, innkeeper ; March 16, April90, Courtof Banhruptey, h. Leeds. Sols Bond and Barwick, Leeds. Own petition. Feb. ?? 11 ATTERTON Thomas, Rattlesden, Suffolk, maltster and dealer in of corn; March 13, April 1:3, Court of Bankruptcy, Basinglhell. sireet. Sol Pownall, Ipswich. Own ...

... MIONEY AND SHARE MARKET, &c. FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 2. ra The market opened with a healthy appearance, and se Cansols were done at 92j for Account; but later in the P, day sellers appeared and bore down prices. The Italian 1o question was not favourably regarded. Consols closed at 02; Exchequer Bills, 33, 6. W Railway shares.continue in rather a languid state, the closing prices were :-London and ...

... TUESDAY. (Before A4fr. Commissioner -emmnetj.) ia 1?e J-ames Pierce.-The bannrupt was a corn and pro. vision dealer at Chorley, who came before the Court upon his last examination, which was adjourned in consequence of the bankrupt's balance sheet not being satisfactory. Solici- tors for the assignees, Turner and Son, Preston. Ini Re George Douglass.-The bankrupt was a draper at Bury, and ...

... 4T~tadet ~cport%. LONDON HOP MA7,RKEjT-, ?? 0.Temrt remains steady atithe, followting prices,,' 1:-Newl Susex macket, 2 40s. ?? it,44s. to'08.; Farnham and Last n i Tents, 74s. to IlOjs, t u i p AGRICULTRrnAL PRODUCJE. C MANCHESTER, Mlonday, March 0.-Old hay, 5d. to 5Ad.; C clover, 4.1d. to 5d; wheat straw, 3d. to 3jd.; oat straw, 3d1. to 2 31d. per stoeo. MANCHESTER, Saturday, March 3. ...

... Trabe poot%. 5 MANCHESýTE R, FRD , AO 2-ND_. Our market has undergone little or no variation since Tuesday. The business doing in goods is not large, but healthy, and the transactions are for a considerable number r of markets. The full rates of last week are generally obtainable, and in some exceptional cases, where stocks are light and the demand active, slightly advanced prices are secured. ...

... wrrabc lieorto. MANCHESTElR, TUESDAY, MAIRCH 6. Half-past One o'Clock. tri We have to report a very quiet market to-day, both inRI 011 goods and yarns, mainly caused by the accounts from India.on The continental news, too, is considered less favourable ti than it was last week. The consequence is, that there are l 4d1. few buyers operating to-day, most parties showing a Tin disposition to hold ...

... .f+jaruct IýCporto. AGRICULTURAL PRtODUCE. MANCHESTEIR, Friday, March 2-Old hay, 5d. to5.1d.; clover, 4jd. to 5d.; wheat Straw, 3d. to 31d. ; oat straw, 3d. per Stolle. MANCHESTER, Thursday, MIarch L--Potatoes, los. to 14s.; carrots, 5s. 6d. to 7s. per 2521b; turnips, 2s. 6d. to 3s. 6d. per 16 pecks; onions, 12s. to H-Is. per 2401b. STOCOPOORT, Friday, March 2.-The marketthis morning was very ...

... Empires have been dislocated and kings uncrowned during the past year. It has been a trying time for potentates of every kind. The last revolution threatens a sovereignty nearer home. There is nothing, h. ever, dangerous to established institutions in the downfall of such a monarchy. It will form one of those chapters in the history of fallen greatness which4 excites as little surprise as ...

... REVIW OFTHE CORN TRADE. (From the MAark Lane Express eN yeterda.) I. The very heavy rain which fell in the early part of the week caused field works to be suspended but the high wind since ,w. perienced has already in a great measure dried the surface of the. soil, and there is reason to expect that the sow]ing of sprin eorn will be favourably completed. All that has hiterto ibn cor-l mitted ...

... Gcazelte?-Frhrq, MArarch 2, 1819. BAKRIR John, Wollaston, O0d9ainford,Wortetesbih.e, victunller: March 10, April 1W, Counrtufe ]aloltupt.e-¢, 1irm?ninhasnt. SI Mtl. L H. Cisrser, Stourltridge. Own petition IDaled lub. 21. e BARIBER James and Aaron Blurber, M?toock, Somersetbhire, Siron mnirgers aend, grocers, eopn.llers ; 71la'chl 8, Ap lr 11, Court. of0Jjaukrupwtv, Exert. SudJ..A..daAmns ...