... 3BaultruptdW &C. at From the London Gazette of Tuesday, June 19. i ELLIS, William, printerr, Liscrpoo, to surrender. 2nd and ?? th July, at eleven, at the Court of Bantltupicy, Liverpool. Offi- cial abui6nee. Morgan, Liverpool. Attorneys, MaplesandCo., IOld Jewry. London; Girecric, Liverpool ALVINs, ?? drroer, 1pewieb, Juno 29 and July 31, at eleven, at the Gout t Of lw,h-npev. Loudon. ...

... he (From the Tne) J THURSDAY EVENiNG.-The first quotation of Console, ex. div. for the opening, wae 9GJ to 91, being an advance of an eighth on the closing price of yesterday, and after recoding to 901 they recovered again to 90j, at which i they left off rather buyere. The circemstance of the 3 French pricas showing only a fall of less than a half per cent. indicated the general impression ...

... nflU&N PACT:1EES, C6DXMEOROi~,&oc 9. DoUN1nn.-We have no change of any conseqoence 't9 re- port as to the state or prospects of our trade. Flax of4good quality continues in steady demand at former. rates, while the lower descriptions are still of dull sale. with prices in fa- vour of the buyers. In tows and codillas there is very little doing, and prices are without alteration. Yarns and ...

... NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE RACE Monpay, June 25. The Convivial Stakes of 10 sovs. each, 5 ft. and 3 only if de- clared, with 100 added—the second to receive L.20. From the New Post, once round. 22 subs. 10 of whom — Mr S. L. Psalmsinger (Basham) . . Mr Meiklam’s Inheritress . 2 . . . 3 Mr Pedley’s Cockermouth Won easily by several 1 Sweepstakes of five sovs. each, —the second to save his .p. with 15 ...

... 'tE DUBLIN MARKETS. (ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN.) Thursday, 31st Mray, 1849. Our Smithfield Market was to-day rather a small one, and goed beef considerably in advance from the difficulty of ?? stall-fed until grass beef comes forward. Good mutton was also one halfpenny up, considering that the great part are now ihorelings. Lambs-pricee stationary, and inferior dull. The demand for ...

... THIE CORN TRADE-(e rir.- - ME-(urinj the Past week.), [From the ?? I fpe ?? By the statement submitted to our readers in our last number, we shewed that the importations of wheat and flour from abroad have averaged something over half a million of quarters per month since the beginning of February, when the duty was re. duced to the nominal rate of Is. per quarter, and stated at the same time ...

... RAlLWAY MEETINGS. THlE I3IRXENREAI, LANCASHLIRE, AND CREISH1R~E JUNC110N. On Saoturday aslternoon, the aosmt'/nasied special 2neletiar of thre Warhohiders in this c snpany was held at the Iok Ferry HotO , Livuepotl; the Town ball, inl which the met-tf josar l~nsy Peld, being occupied ats a county court. There was a pretty numerous attendance. Aldermsss J.OtEs IBNCliiiT occupiied the chair. Mr. ...

... oh DIO;NDAY EVENINTG. Ge Thcug'h the amonut of business in the English funds to-day has not been great, the mnarket has 20 shown a tendency to advance and cveti;t.4 wears *d. au improving aspC t. Consols .op-i~d at 911 to ;, and weithout any material fluctuation dur;hg he day ir, gradnally adr ancod to 91.' at the elo c of the crgular rF, hours oi business. Afcer the of ficial hours th:y Lavo ...

... THUIRSDAY EVEYPNO. This has baen a very quiet day in the Stock Ex- change, both in the English and foreign markets. The fist price of Consolq was 915 to -I They after- wards fell to 91 1 for a short time, and soon rallied to 91 b to 4, at which they remained during the rest of the day. The Three per Cents. Redaced were done at 9OO and 901, and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 90 and ...

... COMMJIER CIAL AND MARKETS. I'.DU CRi2.-MIINetX -L.N I:, JUSr G.-The slnor ma ?? has bee, toslel ol yoteodo, butt not brisk, and it require I Poole firtincs. on (ibe iport ?? hoiletis to o tiln prices. 710 Nhult West 111dio sold, 15) ol II hileb otto ilrleolcce, ill public sol, oind ?? helilv, lil. Gil . II.,. Cd1, thlo toe vo qualliics being most In dttlemlo'i. 2,1100 boxes of Ilc nobllial ?? ...

... LONDON CORN MIARKET, YESTERDAY. woo w s S ~ ._ - r I I A -o Woe have no change to report in the grain trade. The Is transactions in English wheat are of a retlt character, sellers remain irnm, and the little buoiness doing is at previous prices. I. Foreign moves oft slowly at ?? pi-ices. Flour utnvaried e ill value. tarley unless very sweet and heavy, rather easier to buy. Heavy fresh oats ...

... MARIN E INTELLIGENCE .-Cotijuej. TQLu117 . NEWCASTLE. INIPORTS.-The Anna Jantina, H1oa from Amsterdam with 24173 bundles wood ho 9ps..Will Swl'stsoo.-The FEnterprize, Corlibill fiom Cartbaoena with s2205 pigs lead.. ro order.- The Forrtusa, Htansen from Gothei.hu~g'with 1270 bars lead.. To ?? Baldur, Olsen from Copenhagen with sio qrs wheal, 50 qrs rye, 30e dunsage mlats, I box (contents un ...