... MONDAY, AUGUST 8.—INDIA.—Lord Hatherton presented petition from Calcutta, in the East Indies, agreed to at the first public meeting ever held in that place. The petitioners complained, that by the act lately passed for the regulation of the affairs of the East India Company, the interests of the inhabitants of India, which it was intended to promote, had been altogether overlooked. The Common ...

... AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOR JULY. During the month we have had very variable weather with, occasional-heavy thattder arid lightning. Theearl; partvwas extremely bot, «n'd so cenrinijed up to the 15ih when if.mdsr-Kfresfiiog: fain visited us. Many drv dav« succeeded, proving tlie superstitious belief in Si. S wit bin to be fallacious; and though-the nights have been cold the present prospect is ...

... MANSION HOUSE.—Mary Donovan, an aged Irishwoman, was brought before Alderman Yenables, charged under the following circumstances:- On Satuiday evening, for the purpose of exciting com- miseration, she walked into Billingsgate-dock, to make peo- ple suppose she intended to drown herself. The Dock hap- pened tcr have but little water in it, and she stuck in the mud, when she began ta roar out to ...

... Monmouth, Saturday, July 30.—Wheat, per quarter, Im- perial measure, 52s Od to 56s Od; Barley, 00s Od to 00s Od Oats, Os Od to Os Od. Brecon, Tuesday, July 26.-Wheat, per bushel, Imperial measure, 65 2d to 7s 9d Barley, 3s 6d to 4s Pd Oats, 4s Od to 4s 3d Malt, 9s Od to Os Od Peas, Os Od to 0s Od Beef, per lb. 4d to 7d i Mutton, 4d to 5d Veal, 6d tb Od Pork, 3d to 4d; fig- Flour, per sack, 43* ...

... i. t. Metes*. BANK OF EXC^ANTI.—Downing-street, July 28.— Quarterty average of the weekly liabilities and assets of theBank or England, from May '3 to July 2G, 1836, in- clusive, published pursuant to the Act 3 and 4 William IV., cap. S3. -LIAEILTTRI S. AIITLIS. Securities £ 28,415.000 Deposits 14,495,000 Bullion 6,926.000 £ 32,435,000 £ 35,241,000 The President of the Board of Trad-e has ...

... BRISTOL, AUG. 22.-During yesterday and Saturday the city has been rapidly filling, and is at this moment the per- £ --seatof philosophy. The Bristol people, particularly the softer portion, have all on the full gaze, to see what tind of creature a philosopher was, and I really believe that every stranger, whether he was a duke or an Irish pig-d river, has been deemed to be some learned, person ...

... Turnip, White, per bushel, 25s to 26s Red, 25s to 26s Green, 25s to 26s; Canary, per qr. 39s to 42s Cinque Foin, 34s to 35s Tares, new, 40s to 44s ditto, old, 30s to 36s Rapeseed, £ 32 to £ 33; Clover, Red old, per cwt. 40s to 62s; White, 50s to 74s Foreign Red, 44s to 58s White, 50s to 76s Trifolium Incarnatum. 22s to 24s Trefoil, 18s to 21s Linseed Cakes, English, £ 10. Os toflo. 10s; ...

... PAUPERISM AND INTEMPERANCE.—Dr. Adams, of Dublin, on questioning the first 20 applicants for soup in the parish of St. Peter's, found that 18 out of 20 of them had that morn- ing paid for spirits to a greater amount than the value of the soup they come to beg ...

... FRIDAY'ST LONDON GAZETTE, JULY 29. BANKRUPTS.^—J. Hewlings, Bristol, currier.—J. Milne, Failsworth, Manchester, victualler. DIVIDEND—-August23 W. Williams, St. Woollos, Mon- mouthshire, coal merchant. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—Edwards and Co., Bryn- mawr, Breconshire, drapers. TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, AUGUST 2. BANKRUPTS.—Arthur Edward Windusand Henry William Windus, stationers, Skinner ...

... LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. Letters have been received in town to-.day from the Spanish frontier, which leave no doubt that the constitu- tion of 1812 has been proclaimed in Cadiz, Malaga, Saragossa, Grenada, and Barcelona. In Saragossa, the revolutionary movement is headed by the Captain-Gene- ral of the Province, General Evaristo San Miguel, who has been appointed President of the Provisional ...

... BANKRUPTS.—Lewin Fenner, Rawstorne street, Goswell- street-road, fancy cabinet-maker.—Lewis Augustus Bennett, Crutched-friars, merchant. — Jerrmiah Israel Nathanson, Bury-street, St. Mary Axe, merchant.—John Morris, jun., Wandsworth, Surrey, grocer.-J ohn Topping, late of Moore- house-hall, Wigton, Cumberland, cattle dealer.—Joseph Parsons, Brill, Bucktnghamshire, grocer.—John Barker, Sudbury, ...

... BRECOKSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES. The Right Hon. Lord Denman arrived at Lrecon about seven o'clock on Saturday evening, the 6ili instant, escorted into the town by Lloyd Vaughan Watkins, Esq..the High Sheriff, and a numerous and highly respectable party of that gentleman's friends, who had prtuousTy dined wilh him at the Bell Inn. The commission was then opened, aud the Court was adjourned until ten ...