... SHTP NEWS. CAST INDIA SIHIPPING. Arrivedoil'Penczance, the Hannah, Legge, from Bom- poaTSMouTrr, July 22.-Sailed the Triumph, Green, for Bombay. The Aurora, Earl, from London to Madras, was spoken with on the 1st March, within fourteen days sail of Madras The Thomas Grenville, Manning, from London to Ma- dras and Bengal, was spoken with on the 16th ult. of' Cape Finesterre. The Patience, Kind, ...

... ng. : LEITH IMPORTS. ed ALFRED, of Qiieensferry, Grills, from Rotterdanm with I )re 1 auim Rleihish wine, for J. T. Robertson-Latnm Rhenish I ?? wine, for J. G. Thomson and Co--445 mats 5 bales flax, I ter 716Q cheeses, 100 hhds. linseed, 55 bales seed, i box l'ower i roots, 60 casks grease, 2 loads rashes, 3 casks julliper ber- el, ries, I case I chest cordials, 275 bundles hides, J auorn Rhe ...

... LEITH5 IMPORTS. BISHOP BLAIUE, of Hull, Tonge, from Hamburgh, with 60 bags rags, for James Edington-2 casks apples, for C. Cowan and Co.-520 quarters wheat, 100 matsfor dunnage, 3 casks leeches, to order. HAHpurCGH PACKET, of Leith, Bisset rrom Hlamburab, with 25 bales yarn, for G. Stoddart-3 bales yarn, for Xirk- aldy and Hodg6-5 bales yarn, for J. Lloyd-l cask yarn, for W. and R. Mowbray-I ...

... A - A : . _, Tor.ACco..A considerable sensation was created in the tobacco market in' London last Saturday, by the disco- very, if such proves the fact, that. in the new customs con, solitdtion bill, the war duty on tobacco (is. per lb.) bad beep omitted to be entered; The consequence, some of the London papers assert, is, that the duty of Is. per lb., about one million annually, ceased on the ...

... FRIOM THE LONDON GAZETTE. BANICRUPTS. 0y. Watts, Nottingham, frame smith ?? Sctt, Constentine, Cornwall, scrivener i . Elliott, Nortinghasb, cabinetmaker B. Blackband, Gnosall, Staffordshire, grocer N. -H iggs and R. Hobbs, Duke's Row, Piinlico, brewers 1. Shaw, Guvver Street, London, coal merchant P. Shaw, Upper Seymour Strect, London, baker -A, Meiton, A.- Rodick, :C. Avrorton, and E. L. ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTES- - Tuesda y, ApHI 26. BANKRUPTCY ENzARpED. Thomas Stonebam, Little Chelsea, bre*er, from April 9 to May 7. BANK~RUPS. Richard Ilareocks, AVrenbury, Herefordshire, dealer in horses. Solicitors, Iessrs. Williams ajid White, Lincoln's -inn. Thomas Wood, Bilston, Slafordshire, irournonger. Solicitor, Mr. Montaga, Lincin'as.i]nnfielda. George Smith, Neweastle-iipon-Tyne, ...

... 13ANKIRUPTS.-SATIRIDAY, July 2. IV. W. Dennis, Blllericay,Gieat !3urstead,EsaPx, butcher. E. Wall, Hastings, Simsex, shoemaker. M. Ilime, Liveipool, auctioneer. J. Parser, Lowecr Lazio, CansberwveU, & Hull-street, St. Luk-e's.dyer. TUESDAY, July 6. George Farnworth, late of Fothersal;, Ianeashire, dealer,(anl now a PriSOner Ifr debt ilhis ',ajesty's gaol, the Castle at Lenester.) Edmund ...

... * JL1DONIMARk-uTS. o CoiV Xxd'kkNgoE XondaU ieb. ?? ai-. val of Wheat Was on the whoie moderate, and the ; ality for the most part being rough and inferiot, real nessupples-met-a-readyasade at an advasce af ?? F. I t. to ?? 2grquarter.-W. e quote Birley full 4s. p auarter . dearer thai bli day se'nsnight; fide Ma a so'has I equally improved in ?? are steady in value; but Pease of both sorts ...

... LONDON IUAItKEkTS. Ie, COUN-EXCHANtGE, Monday, July. 18.-We ob. ng served in our statement of last Friday's market, that . nd Wheatvwas nearly unsaleable, and the prices rather of- lower; this lnoroing tie fresh Supply was tolerably er, large froi Essex and Ient, and the weather contin. i 4t in6 very favourable, our buyers were backward in pur. is, cIhasing, and thlefew saleati fected were at ...

... 'iUE!)AY'6 POST CONT'INUED. BtenIkmnpns from Saturdaty's Gazette. WVilliain Kaye and Henry Dyche, of Chorlton-row, within Manclhestei, joiners and builders. William Thomas lleslop, of Manchester, scrivener. T. Atherton and John Dann, of Liverpool, br6kers. James Hudswell, of .Manclhester, victualler. (,harles Henry ;M\ring, of Cornbill, merchant. George Cross, of Chandos-street, victualler. ...

... WE1)IEfDAY's & THIURSDAY's POSTS. Bank1r7pts frorm Tucsdtio's Ga:eIge. Edw. and Enoch Keeling, of Ilanley, flint merchants. Jobn Clarke, of Leeds, cabinet maker. James Stevens, of Norvich, yarn factor. Benjamin Shiers, of Mancliester, cotton merchant. Daniel Williams, of Deptford, slate merchant. John ]Hesketh, of Ma1nchester, victnaller. ...

... ?Lonbouatet?. I Corn Elxchange, March 7. The supply of Wheat and Flour last week was very moderate, and the Malting trade was certainly brisker on Friday, when better prices were obtained for real fine parcels. This morning, also, the arrival of Wheat was rather limited, arid the trade is in the same state as on that day, the best samples meeting a ready sale at an advance of full 2s. per ...