... Fron thec London Gazotte of Tuecsdays, Jucly 24. DELArII(LD, Edward Thomas, brewer, now or late of Mievart's Hotel, Brook-street, Grosvenor-tquare, and Willow B~atik, Fulham, to surrender July 31, at twelve, and September 63, Jui atone, at ?? Bankruptcy, London. Ofliciall moig. I 5 nec, C neon, 12, Birohia-lane, C.Qrnhiill. Attorneys, Eepln, ~5 40, Blcdforu row; Lawrence and Flows, 14, Old ...

... LATESTr Fous 1, BY EXPRES S FRO ' LN D O N. (From the S'en of tst niriht.) MONEY MARijET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. City, Qooarteo to V, 7Cee. The english Funds continued rnther heavy, and th tr-r hare bhcn sales of monev stock, Consols ranoing front C2' to r Tranlsfer, and frotn 923 to E'3 for acount, and the quotati it:zt the time of our present writing being r. for Mosey, need hto ,i for Accoinit ...

... iprip g ptinceg o FRIDAY, June 29.-lWins TV.S. T., olgh breew. 6 AnertvED-Nestorlais, Geoodhur, from Now Orleans.,Superb, o Rillson, Barbadoci.. Corisshian, Bandlie, Porto Rico..Idare, liauritius..Promise, Alexandria..lmo, Bahia..Sabattis, Cox, a Apalachicola 10 SAILED.-BlaCk-eyesd Susan, Watkins. Syra, &c..Tyro, Beever, 10 Constasitineiplc..Llacillieiv, 1)ivieS, Antos-crp.. Sarah, Caficro, w0 ...

... RceeDALsEFLANNsrL MARKET, JULY 9.-WClhave had a verygood attendance in the market to-day, and a full averagc quantity of Y busincss for the ?? has becn traoisacted. TLe plices of both, e goods and wool have been mucl thec solse as our last. The trade ill cotton Ilmills is very slack, and haeedsat some places are only partially employed. o ANCIIESTE5R JULY G.-Our market has exhibited up to the ...

... 1t i (From the Mark Lane Express.) S The late hot sunshine has greatly forwarded the crops of all kinds of corn, and harvest is likely to be earlier than could a month ago have been calculated on; the ! f cutting of rye and peas has already been partially corm- n menced, and should the ripening process progress as ra- k pidly during the remainder of the month as it has done the last eight or ...

... ISECOND REPORT ON THE SLAVE TRADE The select committee appointed by the House of Commons to continue the inquiry undertaken by a committee appointed last year, to consider the best means which Great Britain can adopt for providing for the final extinction of the slave trade, and to, whom the evidence taken before the said committee was referred, and who were empowered to report the evidence ...

... WHAT FREE TRADE IN GRAIN HAS FOR US. HAS At the great county meeting held at Gloucester a a few weeks ago, the Earl of DuciE, in speaking of th .disturbed state of the continent and the tranquil he t dition of Great Britain, stated that in the course of f conversation he had lately had with Al. Gulc, a t this subject, that distinguished statesman mad0 e following noteworthy remark: You thay ...

... 'grab tpotto. - MANCHESTER, FIIDAT JULY 6TH. Our market has been characterised since Tuesday by X increased buoyancy. A stronger and more general dis- position on the part of buyers to give out orders, together . with the hardening tendency ofthe raw material, have given great firmness to prices, particularly of those classes of goods which have of late been most in request. In 26 and 27-inch ...

... grabe ieporto. MANCHESTER, TUIJtDAY, JULY 10. be rnarket has beeu very firm to-day, and there has been taeter POsitio evinced, on the part of buyers, to meet t thebs~ deluandeds In all departments of the market ; en more buoyancy. Piece goods generally have blihk request, and manufacturers being for the tee; Pi very vwelt esgageal, have not shown any inclination avepartaksev by long or distant ...

... AFRICA., Windermore, Fln'gin, fm AfrIca; palm oil a Zephyr, Suob, fm Africa; palm ill CHINA, Walton, Stanton,fm Canton; tea EAST INZDIES. Flora Kerr, Lauolhton, fm Calcutta; sugar, rice, ju'e f Mary Cannon, Renrncy, fm Calcutta; sugar, saltplstre, rice, jute, hides, silk nEST INOfHS. New City of Cork, Rayne,, fm Kingston; sugar, rum t Janet, Craigie. fin Barbados; sugar Grecian. Tadd. fro Port ...

... ?? ttd Aselight inreaso has takcn place in the arrivals ?? Wh~eatforrour marketthia week. To-day the show eilfsamples, t severaL of which were the refase of Monday, was moderately rc good. Vely few buyers were in attendance, and the -demand ii for all kledsdof Wheat of home produce was exceedingly. heavy, 1I and, where sales took place, prices were the turn lower than onN Monday, without ...

... Marketo. [WRITTEN sXCLVSIevDY FOR THE LIVERPOOLi MERCUAY.] LIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKET THVRSDAY, JULY 26. SUOAr-The demand Is moderate, and sales in B. P. have Fi been made to a fair extent: 1500 bags Kbhaur sold at 833. id. & In Foreign about 200 hhds. Porto Rice have been disposed of at St 41s. to 41s. 6d, and a few lots of Brazil at previous rates. At It auction to-day 37 eases and 200 ...