... for thre generous support they riceined in thle late Lottery. for- whirls they ivnre 'Contractors, and respetfurrllyr inbrmn rise p)ublih tli-rt 'I'fckets and Shares Ihe a New Lottery, tile drawinin of whi ch coinosences on the, tiethi of May, are n1ow ...

... tfl;'ish'c obtailntl airyfern prices, tat fslly eqstal to the Wtgheit r'ca w hich slitre bees liarl sisce tho extreirsiirry rise thai t ast stress ?? la' wC ithlrt she last tiw lve niii iths its this in rpirlaust article of trasr. 'ethis rstark trylples ...

... jour, tsr whets, htt this ste stray V'enture t trtsert, tht trie kanot of rise curreaca' rquerliua must Ian either ?? or cur ils trvee before soy Imprortant rrecial of trade Wsith rise States cars Orent. Wve stay here norire ,arotierr matter, the resltri ...

... a Tory declaimer of thle first mtagnitusde l We fear Peter's raltishl anti rotten reputation has made tha mt-re discreet of rise Leeds Tories ashamed of his company; and they Irave either contrived to keep him away, or at least -to keep ?? name out of ...

... _ - in ?? QUANTITIES & AVERIAGE PRICES OF BRITISH CORN iof and GRAiLN,po1r imp. Qr. soldin, the lonidon Slorket tit during rise Week, eniding Aug. 14 :-II aall Qrs. S. 5 d. Ors. J£. o. 4. q WheatI..113. 113 Oats .. 923- 1402 qn Baley . 7 18. 11031 RyeS ...

... ing 5s. from Mr. Richard Dunn, carpet Manufacturer, and 6~ ld. from two friends to the society, showing that it the cause is rising in the estimation of the inhabitants in -general. The number in the Barnard Castle society is now c near 500, many of whom ...

... chairman, and John Staincliffe, Esq., vice chairman of this w le £. Union for the ensuing year. 'I MISSIONARY AxxIVEnstLty.-OnS Easter Monday, b; the Anniversary of the London Missionary Society was 01 celebrated at Hopton Chapel, Mirfield, on which occasion ...

... mafrine Sc- score dealer. er ROBINSON Josiah George, of Liverpool, In the county of Lan. cs of easter, broker and commtission merchant, d. e. one of rise Orv. T lY prletore of, and shareholder in the Central Bank cif Liverpool, To Ii, as a trader, Indebted ...

... that revival of eonf6dence and activity. which t25 improving state of political affairs would otherwise undoubledly have given rise to. In common with many others we look a th anxiety and ill-will to the anamoly which exists in the pressure of Bank restrictive ...

... Importation of foreign corn, they 3a may as well bh realizing the advance as soon as posaible. We may T. look, hothefere, for rising prices, (indeed the averages are already creeping up,) and to wheat reaching 73s. per quarter prior to the hisr-_ vest, unless ...

... prem. It was said that some of the sales were made with the view of investing the proceeds in Spanish Bonds, owing to the rising tendency they bad assumed, and to the statements received to-day from Madrid, that certain concessions of a commercial character ...

... tolerably well, ey also other descriptions. Although there had not been so much done, up to the dote of our letters, as at Easter, prices were more ?? the American markets, according to the ad- f vices per liritannia, business had been very animated. From ...