... (From, Mie Londonu Gazette, of Tuesday, June 10.) 1ANRIINUPI'S. HEY, Stephen and John, Cohie, LUncashire, mranufacturers, to surrender June 25, July 18, at twelve, at the MAlnclester District Court of BInkri ptcy: solicitors, Messrs. Cooper and Son, Manchester; official assign! e, Mr. Lee, Mlan- chester. HALL, James Turner, Northwieh, Clieshirc, bookseller, June 19, July 10, at eleven, at the ...

... I .1 DIC!!1BES sCIXId A. .. - i? I \ - O.;: . - : -. I I. . *DUNUE.-The flax market hs. jbeen extremely dull last week. Spinners still. evence a .strong disinclinatioa to purchase at present prices; and. transaItions have conscquenttly been inconhidesable. Priceshave under one no alteration: Riga P.C.lM . has beer sold at £39;.Archangei 4th sort, 'at £40;. and' St. Pcter=blergb; 9 head, at .II ...

... MARKETB INTELLIGENCE. LONDIONO CORNEXCHANGE-.fda Haigcon'ly aI lImte1.dE, s Epplyo Engli od,11~.;,sh wheat this ,tI ig, it was taken 1by u ilr atanava or Is. to2s.~rq.o iertso title day -es'1,'tnigh1., Foreign has met a ?? each realise mere mosney. Beco ulyI. e qr. highr WOat lrya scarce at mnarket,- and We note the prices of this article fufl Is. per qr. I hiher thou last Monday. a I ...

... RadLFWY IAMS. AND TRAFFIC. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-On Tuesday, after a legthened inquiry, the Committee of the House of Lords, the EarlofChichester in the chair, unanimously declared. the preamble of this company's bill not proved ; the object of it being to conlstrct certain rail ways to connect the Birmingham and Oxford' Junction Railway with the London and Niorih-Western Railway at ...

... ob 4ti'tg *2 talilttgrct.- SOUND LIST. June 1S.-Chariotte. Diekie, Montrose, Riga-Jane Smith' Smith, Clackmannan, Dantzic.-19. M'Intosh, Dunn, Storno way, Stettin.-20. Albion, IM'Millan, Troon, Cronstadt- Planet, Cabbin, Stornoway, Steltin-lEIng Olave, Gill, do., do.-George and Elizabeth, Young, do., Konigsberg.-21. Elizabeth, Warn, Inverkeithing, P'tersbnMrg-..ar505 Taylor, Dundee, Riga-New ...

... MONEY MAR ET I ..m . : ed FRIDLY EVEmNoN. The 'msrket for English, stocks may be regad ?? quiet rather than Steady. There is so little dis.. at posltidn to lpekllt thiai thC small 'pnrchiases of the goverame~nt are quite suffiicint to maintain the late range of high prices, which Ii ave scarcely varied for sot- dd stomea ythro aghout the day from to i~tr~' uttion of 971 to 98, both for moneo ...

... I - L o k E ww l; - - I I t*DO, f JO46. 27 s~Saldr~*t~to' a~lb llMher4 and~ Horida bwrg ?? tt~n ~ilalgbt~l$reet 8al7, 8N itieradhm Kn k -Ad fiblll 4~b asslig,;', o Cu. Uu Jtbng JUxaccu,~ sdaiblro 'ghj, &'orkahulr, t nlvrami'i; J~e4 mid'. li, 1t,l 'ate~ds. Court.;fi. Soleoes4 iu gare-~ July 5 .5 'II at. WVAlIal.tree4.- iolo,..Wllldpwaoit ~n Co. AT- WORiTtGALL'uE leIy. registarof utirths, ...

... .- MONBY9, Xf4RKBT. to MoiNsDAyEv31x4NcO i The English Stock Market is very quiet. The . mn~e of consals has been 9S7 to. 98, ard they close 1j th9 same for monas' and this a count, and for the oe un aof teine of the count for to-morrow to oaules little trouble 'end no luxiety, as there has been such .a limaited rageo transactions, though Irthe: fluctuations are greater than on previous - ...

... I _. _ ~ l The Parent Board of Manufacture met at their rooms, 'r Essex-bridge, on Tuesday evening, June 17. There was a ,r crowded meeting. .5 E. D. WILLiAmas, Esq., in the chair. Y The Chairman proposed the admission of the Rev. Mr. l Farrelly, Roman Catholic chaplain of the South Dublin l Union, who had witnessed with pleasure the progress of the industrial teaching. He would also propose ...

... A IR K E T S1'. 'I'Il. I'U!N')S-Eiil *1ish maekolt 111clillagCd at ?? (ilqota- tionos At Btiak tineiting an alteratilli ihI ratil of dis. tmiant. COsolosfurA ccOa1 1977 A E'coilleolor lills-large alid IDo Mloumcv97 4 smilill, 42i 5 j peur Crlits., Dt 4 S II AkIE M1ARItil'K -Ilttilwav m:rkot, intwitllitatdiling l rgo ie- h(rnto onl tho part of thet Great \\Westin nd NNorth Wooen, mderltllet ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, Monday, June 2. Our arrivals of Foreign grain were upon a moderate scale during last week, but French flour still continues to *rs, come to hand, which checks any tendency to advance in ar- the wheat trade. At this morning's market the supply of 22, English wheat was again rather short which met a slow cr- sale at nearly the prices of this day weeic; some of the in. el- ...

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