... a3ntruptd, &r. From the Gazette qf Tuesday, ,Tute 26. BANKRUPTS. ARMITAGE, MARK, of the town and county of the town of Neweastle-upon-Tyne, hotel-keener, d. c., to sur. July 20, at eleven, and Aug. 7,at one, at the Bankrupt Commission Roon, Regal Arcade, Neweastle-upon-Tyne. Att., Hughes, Preston; !nna Rent, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Pet. or., Robert Smith, of Newceastle aen BAZLEY, 76 UiHILTON, ...

... THURSDAY EVENING'S SUIP NEWS. Wind W., fresh. are ARRIVED. I ers, Thalia, Graham, from Calcutta, sailed the 12th June-CognaC n Ae, act. Todhunter, Pernambuco-Carraboo, Wells, Laguna- rf te!, es, Hayes. Cadiz-Leeds, Parsons, Hnvre-H. bf. S. Avon, Duke of Catrbridge; and Nottingham, 'White, Dublin-e es a Smith, Long, and farvel, Jones, Dro ?? imenri w and -Gips. Clarke, Waterford-Earl of Ioden, ...

... parvtd . AFRICA. 2 Meg Morrilles, Caninpbell, with 627 elephants' teath, 1et ban, wood, 150t barwoed, 2t ebony, 1 brl bees' wax, 1 bx I kg guii icr, Pr coial, 17 cit cocoa, 4 ek coffee, H1 Laffer-.-Q BI Cacta ron n AST INDIES. ?? IctoBr Cacft rwn ?? 24 le i IlctoB r- o toni, raind .2104o Daniel Diceknson, and 0o oil. 0 16 do1do order. .373 do .1 do, r'orlbes, 'rorbes, and co. .04 bII ?? Sir ...

... --affu iUptd, &t. = s - - Frots lhe Gazete, of 'Teeday, Aprit IQ. H BIANKRtUPTS. BARNETT, JOHN, of Birmingham, in the county of Warwick builder d. c., to Bur. AprU 24 and May22, at one, at Decs Pl Hotel, iirmingbam. Att.,Rlebards ana Mlotteram, Birming- ham. Pet. Cre., James Grugeon. of Mlanchester, on behalf of the Commercial Bank of England. BIRADLEY, JOHN ROSE, of Sheffield, In the county ...

... Itirketd. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. CYRiOM OUR CORREESPRONDENK. Money, owing to yesterdiq being the fourth of the month, and Bo much required to meet bills that became due, has advanced to three per cent. on bankers' bills, and nothing has been done lower. Consols have been 94i * money, and 941 a aceunt; Ex- chequer Bills 71 73. In the Foreign Securitles but litle hms been done: Spanish Bonds ...

... la ft , ar , ttd# ? - - w - LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. EFflOse OUR COARREPONDBOter- I. In the Share market the businetssis conflifed to two or three leading lines of road, and prices are much as quoted yeste rday,- '~The great quantity of money wshich there is fin cirsulation,finding no investment in merchandise, continues to direct its cours to the r. ublic Securities; and their prices keep ...

... I lIbtrrart_ Vriute j2wleut. s THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1 CnrOWAL PRODuCe-We have experienced a moderate demand ; for Plitntatl9rl Si4gar front thle trade, at about the prices of last f week witil ?? oflbusineossfrom therefiners. exclusively WI byprivattecOntrn4't. ?? off protty freely at the showv extreme quotatl ?? fine white qualities f5s. per ewt. has D been realized. Not much hlis been ...

... Mberpoof I43rotuce Marltet. be ay THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1838. le- COLONIAL, ?? llritisli Plantation Sugar market hass dS experienced but little abatement in the demand during the 1e, week, and both the refiners and grocers have purchased pretty freely at full prices last reported. The total sasles are estimated ai t about 1400 hogolieads. A pareel of East India, of good to fine i quality, have ...

... THtURSDAY EVENING'S SHIP NEWS. olt- - a r rt lost Wind ?? moderate. tof cnt AnRIVED. it, Victoria, Candlor, with deck load (forty-two bales cotton 5,( oin. thrown overboard;d Ganges, Corldian; Ilarriet Scott, Arnold; -i get and iNapscon, M'Coppin, fromt Charleston--l-ncrestecr, Bus- th worth ; Potomliac, Slint and Aarganrt Forbes, King, fronm Ncr - \[r. Orloans-Evc, Keay, from Bulienos Ayres ...

... - ; - Ah ; ?? Itintel e. ire - -- - -- - -- - L-.A er FRIDAY, D1C..29.-Wird S. moderate. ror Tallyho Xing' froin Patraa at this pArt. On the' 26th Doe. off For Cork, spoke theoMatidan, hence-for Bnvanneh. On rthe 26th, off d. Waterford1 spoke the HenryR loyle, hence for Operto - Also orrsved,-Caiplael1, 3tl'Ylina, from Paraiba, after being - agrounda-ntear ?? Black-eyed Susan, Watkins, I ...

... A letter appeared in the Literary Gazette of last Satur- day, addressed by a correspondent to the editor, and dated New York, June 25, 1838, in which the writer speaks confidently respecting the superiority of the Schuylkill anthracite coal as fuel for steamers. We were rather surprised at the circumstance, as we un- derstood that the reason why the Royal William, which lately left Liverpool ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Two o'clock, Judy 20th, 1838. Since our last we have had small supplies of Grain, &c., from Irelaud, coastwise, and from abroad. There have been exported 313 qrs. Foreign Wheat, 80 qrs. Oats, and 2412 barrels Flour, but very little of any article duty paid. There has not been much liveliness in the Wheat trade since our last, but a steady business with the dealers, at ...