... TATrERSALL'S-THURSDAY, SeT. 1. The betting to-day was tolerably brisk, but nA% to so heavy an amount as on Monday, Very few rlteratiaus took place, most of the horses rtrainulg nearly an un Monday. Addy seems rathe an the decline, the takers of odds ,being rather timid about him. Rodgaunwtit Advaced a point. Tbc odds left off as under- ST. Lzazaa.* to I apst Memnon; 6 to 1 apt Redgauntlet; ...

... EAST INDIA SHIPPING yesterday I Court of Direct. - was hnh at the tait India Huge,, wien the following Captains weva sworn into the corn- and(l of their respertire Silips, ?? Charles Steward, ,f tte nesw )-hip to be coiled the Ltord Lowther; Captain Thos. pitir, WilIIual Fairlie' Captain Gilson Reere Fox, Marquess Cam1de; I andl Captain 3oweph Stanton, General Harris. Tie under-mentioned ships ...

... .#TI UXCRANGO. - Snk been SiB 317 Si Matk.Se6NewAwr By Spsrd.Mei&.SW.53% 11~Iz1~s'A.iwJ7I OPM~ SW per (. a911'* axB Hll Had. sml&4 7 1e Pro. N.. 4 ert LiD. Shut I aryT ?? 191. 19*. SIbperCm&LAd.W* 11 % A CoRn. Ace. % T. AiDD. dtocki aeg, OWit swte LtUtery O0uW6 * ?? Cetshili. EaD s ITSCOd ...

... - - VSIL us. , -. _ ?? V |Portmal Gold, IaCola $ I t>ew Poilar 'gdv * 1. ew S o blG as . * 7 6 D ollars . . V 0 - Ne~a Ijobloons (I Si in f'tn ~ l ...

... CoUNTRHY BANKS. EVESHAM -BANK. At a very numerous and respectable Meeting of the Inhabi- tants oif the town and neighbourbood of Eveshaim, held at the Townbtil, the 22d day of Deember, 1825; Dr. Beate Cooper being called to the Chair, stated, that, at the dcaire of sore most respectable Inhabitants. he had requested their attend- ance. to consider the best method of ?? public cre- dit and ...

... ?OT$4OUTIL OCT. IL On Vemsi' lss , Obe Oreek be* 1 r CleW.. C'qtain O I e ebea a' -e Aeiti.l,, Wv.d here Whie i1 saled ORe 6th d4a Au, &, with 6irit of gftt dmperoe fran the Gt'i Guverw ! tIMsed, It to ?? o_ t ?? Cmmittee, Saetetaecry Cannibg, with *rbiekCapssianah leaded, Lsmdon. It ls conjecueta tie Xdil-,1 h ,Mladoa to our Goenmn i forts ?? c_ iti wicb tic Greekt. The dami is to Prw ue iv ...

... 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 ...

... IE~lDN'BTJRGH COR.N . We had a vcrysmalllax. of I T., I udtht lhc bc:inig a good du'ln-;l- Rlgj i. ?? We tadvrsiu ra'',ls of a sill arid thtr oleoring a good0 duimm.i., lxq , tV learlyiv Gd. per boll. lV' 1 .l f ofesuperior quality, tilr (0Ile we \b 20sr. 91b. per boll, o' II e rv ii~ . parcels sold at 22s. Oats ' sitht.i e I One parcel Of' Rub', of ?? q - at. , b ' brought 2~s. Pease and ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... LoNVfDON PRICES CURX.E2. ?? .ero to _ , . . I _ RogA, - - W c Alum, per I on. Iogs -1142? In ?? L. 13 Oa 15 0 Sicilian Ci Roach~percwt. 1 104 1 13 ?? Ashees, Per czwl S. . ?? Q~uebeP ~lt 34s Odl a 314 0 IS. j . ' Unit.Staces,do.30s Od a 00 0 ?? Id Quebec PearlSSS Od a 40 0 .~ ?? 1osol Sound ?? 05 a 40 0.Il ' .Barjlla, Per cwtO I ?? 00s Od a 1'7s 6d ?? 5 P. ?? Carthageia. 21 SOi a 23s OS ...

... The Captain, Baxter, of Aberdeen, laden with stones, is I on shore on the Lincolnshire coast, near Clea. The Lord Cathcart and Hamlet of Kincardine, Protec- tor of Grangemouth, and several other vessels, were lost on the 19th ult. oil the West Cape of Prince Edward's Island. Crews saved. Loss OF THE HATIFAX, THE BEE, AND THE VENus.-Tbes vessels were sailing in company together (ornearly so) ...