... BANKRUPTS from the Gazelles of Aug. 19 and 22. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Richard Stone, tallow-chandler, Buckinghamnstreet, Strand. BANI;RUPTCY SUPERSEI)tD. H. Griffiths, Liverpool, builder and joiner. I BANKIUPTS. n Edward Wright. money-scrivener, Draycott, Derbyshire, 0 Aug. 30, Sept. 30, at the New Inn, Derby. Solicitor, Mr. Wilson, King's Bench-walk, Temple, London; and AIr. Welch, Derby. ...

... THE MARKETS.-AUG. 26. The East India-house sale of druqgs was postpoaed till IiWC i September, that the misunderstanding betweeu the broieni Ildt docks may be In the meantime adjusted. SUGAR.-The trade continues steady, but the ptitrebtses areno,' the extensive scale which we have beesaeccuistoaimed toa or e- weeks past - the prices are, however, mainatjned. In refined goods there is no ...

... MONEY MARKET-CITY, TuESDAY. A still further depression has taken place to-day in Consols, which have closed at 89* to I,; this, however, is totally unconnected with any political event, or even with any fluctuations in the state of the currency, being, in so far as the fact can be ascertained, entirely dependent on the state of the Account, the settlement of which takes place to-morrow. With ...

... The East India Company's periodical sale of tortoises shell and fancy articles of China and East India produce, took place yesterday at the India House. But little im- ortance was attached to the sale-the attention of the ant India trade being still drawn to the plan for con- ducting the future sales of East India produce, on account of the merchants trading to India and China under the new ...

... LONDON MARKET.M CORN EXCIIANGE.-MA1r41K LA..V IO5'LI Oi MONDAY, AUGUST 25.-The arrivals of qbX. week, and to this day's market, are again large, eand *I dition to what was left over from the previous , I agreat show of samples. The trade has be' 6. at throughout the week, but millers evic raternitr h., sition this morning to buy good quality of both Old ndt. arnd we have a fair demand at a ...

... --t. Mni-daiv. Alpinist Il.-The nrrivals of rConN ExCHANCIan, Mo1nday, August 12-The -arrivals of English wheat sduring thu wveek have been unprecudented at this sciasmi of the year. ripruards if twenty tlraneeaed quarturs liaving reached tire peart of L~ondlon tal I SsC- tunday, arvd thi,; mneriing the supply is nals very lange from E S uffonrlhk, Kunt, Leicestershire, and, in fact, from nil ...

... COST OF ITHfS CON VNITrON OF BUTRGHS. . .. - ?? -. - .th.~ ?? ?? r 'sr;L u r] r.. sI . K- cI no Acotult of the stens jlaid by each turgh rir Scotlantl to the Convetllot of ReRoyal Burihs, for the teut years froar; Jilly 1123toJuly 1633, I EdInburgh 2 Perth - 3 I)undee 4 Aberdeen 5 Stirhing 6 inlithgowr - 7 St. Andrews's 8 Glasgow 9Ayr - 1(4 Iladdington 11 Dysaret - 12 Ilirkaldy 13 Monitrose ...

... SHIPPINO INTELLIGENCE. AnnIVRI) AT ArircrcDF.E.--AUgust l1i. Helen, Levie, Stuaderlaod; Mar- 1 garets, M'Gregor, Surrcderland; Maly, Blenzie, Seabam; Sylph, Sumners, Newcnstle; Jarne, Dunc, Charlesrtion.--21t. George Canning, Ross, Ham- burgh; Myrtle, Henderson, Wemyss; Jessies, Grahaim, Glasgow; Matgda- lear, lieniderson, Peterhead: I Margnrets, Shirrefs, Fraserbiurgh ; Fame, o Leslie, ...

... INVENTION OF AlACIIINEIIY OWINO TO TRADES' UNIONS. i ,toIeyhoed that fits persons see Ignorantt of the ndvanttages sebicit nil LIt classes of society deiv'1 e froto the eisr Of ?? et ?? of iotton] blotnutt. et Tuie deanaid fssr soronlait o is inrrnitcetl by it, and1 t hoi r wages andi coinforts atie incieasetd alsci. Iit t io taint of I tit scet I isoL II aylmtiott nav ?? t Iitik IlItO.]I al 0 ...

... COLONIAL MAfIEFTrS, Tt:rSI)Av, Au., 1D. UV . I' - 1 -1: 1. 1 :- 1\ 1} I. - ?? -11 X I 0~ -, :. The elief ?? is the comnareerem ent of ?? first Tea sale ?? the Fre ?? prioreiple w hich has occurred since the excelsive principle of the East lrdis. Cotspany ycrre~s. This sale totk tlarL at rtle Ctrtiommercial Sale lBoolsls, Milring lanle, aild was filly attended. T'lie Teas offhered wvere, how- ...