... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... .I4 d to D5s-dI Vet 5..5 vI to (3, iii 1I A.Ltttni..As (3d to 35 ltd I'or4 .. (3s d to 1iIs 0 GLA(iOW-M,,NDis',-PI'o SMn,' of92/',1 'li7 w' ro 'nl a 16 Inavtti lii iii t:t'i't,' t3,3. die I ail,? Setr prltt''k4ji'i-'v. ];lv f (on I kP. oIi (34.334., Lec'a vull flii. I 10 i Ii tor kli. 'I hone were (a'17/ , e,nad staws. l.'pvi', t Ii',i 73. 3d. to If;. Cl]. Ac iuiok nado. Slivep; Irma, ...

... EXPORT OF SPE CIE IN 1824 AND 1825. AnAccount, shewing the qjautii's of Silver and GOrd, in coin and bars, rxportcd frrnn ig:izi:t:;d to foreigA couotries, in the three months ?? 5t i April and lstJaly, 1825,as near- ly as the same cars be made up, from the bills of entry at the Custoiu-Holse ill London:. . B 'Silver & Gold lureignl To what Places Guold ri Bars or Coin, or Silver exported. ...

... flupJ rto . wi~vfe FaraeT.EaiL. ~ e bad Lisdk Ri~ey, ,oSeraLoe ihiisXbe' E I iat wax, lW. 'ra)l c.46beig 4cte,of ?? ha -7~, tin cen&e, fl Ricanfi, ns Ill4l,,Cm CrawfTOrd'5 Isltnd with 210uo, Ox., OQXMancOel.alns A342A elepants, teetb, q5'ekt bces' wax, 16 do Vre '1 otr-'50 br] sc cow t~ee 113 Ig teak timber. 1i0lll- Wilhrino, it. Johnon WEm 3.p~r3.l ith2S etmC Lawrence sand Sun_.0 k cons B. an ...

... CORN ElClA.VA - o, ARX Inr19T 1. tines CORY EA'ClA NCr M RA .4't (tl FRDAY, JULY M5-The jes P 1 sent week are small. Th eSnuS Pplie of atl e cotinunce f Is n5f favourable to the Wheat, but ?tthe t rysWofr.G i- heavytrele at Monday's prices salgcrO1)5 tit I also are Beans and Pease. Oats ,et areY i tor eved Is. per quarter advance on the ternS dontod tcia M 1DYJ1LY l8.--Th0 arrivaso irely last ...

... n-oub-oll luaructo.. Corn EJl xelange, Jutne 27. The supply both of Wheat and Flour during last week, it will be seen from, our list of importationsq| beneathl, has beeni large for the time of ybar, more particularly the latter, upwards of ten thousand sacks; and the general state of the quality of the Wheat this morning being indifferent, occasions a great dullness in the Mealing Trade, which ...

... I Prom the LONDON GAZE7S1 T oJ TuVsday, Jily 19.| BANKRUPTX WILLIAM MOORE, of Houghton, Cumberland. burtitern sdconle- merhan, Agus 4band ,ateevn at the Grapes Ian. n, ia merchanlt, Augu k rdrl at eaell eOn, l uoalae, London; bsadl Solieltors,Bl0essra-..ll1 ctt, Taylor aridCOx, 9, C1I 0 Mr. Blow, Carlisle. DVDNS Thomas Walker and Henry Palmer Parry, late of Bristoniahol-Jbng irontmotgers, Au. ...

... MODzI TIZE L.ONDON GAJLZ:E, JULY 23. .4 Tr 7?T P 7LI to BANKRUPTS. St W. Kaye and H. Dycbe, Charlton-row, Manchester, joiners, to surrendea Aug. 10, 13, Sept. 3, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Solicitor, Air. Lever, Gray's Inn-square. t. W. T. Heslop, Mancbester, scrivener, Aug. 10, ll,. Sept. 3, e at the Star Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Ellis and Co. te Chancery-lane. a T. Atherton and ...

... CO!IN EXCHANGE, LONDON-Julv 4. The arrivals of English griain last week were mnoderate, hut tl:ere was another large quantity of oats from Ireland. This mnornin!Z there are a good many samplesof vwhea fromn 3ssex and Kevnt, but very litle from other parts. Of ill otlher serts of grain dte supply fresh np is small. The wea- ther continues very fasourable, and our rnillers appear dis. losed to ...