... I Hit n rh r t d. to I LONDON CORN EXCLIANGE. per FRIDAY, MARCH 2. Jul Scarcely any English WVheat has been received iup to our ma market this weak, coastwise or by land carriage. To-day the has show ...

... marvketfs. [WaRIRIss JXCtu8ivrXV FOiR Tice L!VXRPiOO. MERaCURY.] LIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRo I)UCE MARKET. TaURSOAY, MARCHe 1. SUGs.n-The domaud continues steady, without change in price. Rice.-This article ...

... .*fyi.1-lvtll-q ihTtetttgrelych'. TUESDAY, Februtary 27.- Wind S., modirate. GUnm SAILED.-Strauger, M'lKianell, for Leghorn. .Glcancr, Bloom, P and Arendina, Leanvers, Rottordain. .Agnes, Crilley, Nas ...

... PEp''s CnuRoIT AmouBs.-We had a good haunch of venison (Mr. Pepys is describing his Sunday dinner of Aug. 17th, 16er), powdered and boiled, and a good dinner. I walked tpwards Whitehall, but being wearied, turned into St. Danstanus Church, where I heard an able sermon of the minister of the place, and stood by a pretty, modest maid whora I did labour to take by the hand; but she wouiduot,but ...

... 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, ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. ar Friday, Two o'clocs, Mrarch 2. ei There has been no change in pricos since Tuesday, and only a c' moderate amount of business reported, but the trade has ha ...

... ~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 ...

... I. ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE WHITTLE DEAN WATER COMPANY On, Tuesdaylaost, the'annual general meeting of the br ,eharehiolders of the Whittle Dean Water Company was say, held at their offices, in Grey-street, Newcastle-Ofl-Tyne, A. L. Petter, Esq., chairman of the dietrsnrsdig dh The secretary. having read the notice of meeting,. the andhi .ehairainni said, the first lensiness to be ?? wias ...

... 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 ...

... Za4'Atruptoo zipco, F.ron the London Gazette of Tuesday, Feb. 27. GILL, James, coal merchant, Litherland, near Liverpool, to J surrender Maroh 12 and April 2, A eleven, at the L Jverpoo Diqtrict Court ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...