... 1Ij (Fromn ti LoudOm Price L'u-relt of T-eodoY) St-Att.-Ihe deosinod for West Inddia )tlauiszrvlet it *-r treotely limited. at a ledict on of b-l to In liiri-ci i ,oIliddiOg vellew, fi nebrlughtI 62 to jLs li. -ro--ld 321 to i6 3 6d, nec middliog and nuiddiing 57s to S8s Cld. Tile Refined trade hais ituain been olffcted b! tIIe dull tJIrooping stati' oi th.e mrkret for tilhe .o rnfleriI; a ...

... BiUSTOL MAIRKETS. NsUtse Calves ?? u pref:h.- Beasts . . 519 Asses ?? i Beef, per ?? . ;. a 5SS Sheep .. 4291 Pigs ?? 3 rtuttoa, or pouti . 5it. Oi Cti Horses ?? ?? ditto 1t3 gs, per score, SE. fr. ?? -o.. ond BRISTOL CORN-EXCHANGE.-T25DAS. )0IE.AT. Esglish per bushel.. Irish .. ?? Welsh .. ?? Foreign .. ditto ?? ittii LEY. Mslaiting,perbushel.. Gridlroing ?? White, parbusliel.. ...

... NEWVCASTLE. SATURDAY, AUGUST 211, ShE8 We.tiad a very modeesteshotsf of eatere Whe~at at this moestrie's t.vkrhr, mid large airrivals easattelce. and the trade was exttosialy ld witith tw saks.,, although offered et a rednolias, at Sate ha 4f quarter.- Flour I. s ha 4?e oothenper. Ilye citattoses tamest attenttoa. horeyn to wattled; freuti qualilttra are sateshle at Otas 4J? quarrter. litut ...

... =_.IRMETS. Nortwicu, Aug. 24.-We had several samples of li, wheat at this (lay's market, of various qualities. weg~r frurn 59 to 64 lbs. per bushel, and sold at prices varli,1 from 56s. to 648. per qr. Very little old and thataup last. day's prices 64la. to 8sa. ; white 669. to 70s. A few ples of new barley, quality fair. sold at;31s. to 3g ~ oatst 22s. to 26s. Rye 31.t. to 35s. Peas 3t S. to ...

... C. Taylor, Manchester, gas engineer, .Sept. 10, Oct. , at ten, at the Commissioners' rooms, Manchester. at Whiteheads, Barlow, and Radeliffe, Oldham. G. F. Crossley, Liverpool, brewer, Sept. 11, Oct. 9, at one, at the Clarendon rooms, Livgrpool. Atts, Messrs. list. den and Clarke, Liverpool. J. (Grecnlough, Manchester, cabinet maker, Sept. 14, Oct. 9, at two, at the Commissioners' rooms, ...

... LONDON itARKR_'S.-FIDAY. CORN EXCHANGE. We lave hod a conttinuatlion 01 very lile wieather since our laot, antd to the south and east of u18, as well aS h) the lidlsud counties, a caou)(lcruble quantityof Wh'beat has been secured; ferther uorth, Ikowveer, alid ]In Scotland, harvest has scarcely begun, yet still the rsot week of hot sunshine must have done itoch good, as warnth was greatly ...

... TUESDAY'S POST CONTINUED, . PTS MblO 3 S A >,nuis Audeniar3, Dean-street, N1Vehminster, vwatch etoa mauu- George Benjamin ?? Caoii-alre~t, paper hanger. Jphn .DoveyStephena, Two lVaters, Iertforoshire, paper maker.! John -Hegg. Mathonn, Worederterahe, Yict miller. Ash Hacker, Canterbriev, buildor. Nathan 1Ai ay6 Great Yarmwmuth, NorTc61., 6o~unmon brewar. .N'illiai George Bettison, MavgLt4Me, ...

... I gankrupto. FiNism FrIDAY'S GAZETTE, AuoGua 24. AUI)EMARS Luoie, now or late of Dean-street, Westminster watch case manufacturer; Sept. 7, at two, Oct *at twelve toourt of. Commamsioners. otticial assignee. Mr. Canaan, FnshurV Square;, solicitors, btessrs. Allen and Co., Carlsic. street. te cr Jeremiah Besse, Richmond Buildings, Ueat; street, So1o, vwatch mnker. Dated Aatg.21.'. BETTISON ...

... Thio Hebe. Cole. for Suedealood, groumoed in proceediog down Wioelioe river on tIhe lstlonst, The Freoch eloop L'Fugene et Zelln, Colel, from Newcastle for Dhlirkh, ooet ioden. tn attempUeg to enter Sottivehlt Harbour on the 21.t lust.. for ohblter, stnuck hid remained on tho bar for 00me 0ime. hilt was eventuitly osaisted inoIe th herbour. She oppes to omve siluti. ed hut little domage. The ...

... shipping 'Entellioente. The Jane, from Leghorn for Leith, was spoken 20th instant, in lat. 45. long I. 30.-TThe ship Charles, from Leith for New Orleans, was spoken 27tb July, in lat. 25. 27. long. 56.-Shipping Gazette. The American barque Empress, Townsend, arrived at Gibraltar on the 15th instant, spoke, on the 29th July, the steam packet Great Western, lat. 46. long. 44. W., for New York. ...

... [CONTINUED FROM5 THE SIXTH PAGE.) cml tic WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. h AUGUST 31.-The supply of Wheat here co-day t5ll is v'ery moderate, but the weather being fine, the sale oh hall been slow at a decline of' 33. pier fir. upon good fresh qualities, with very little demand for any other description. Oats are lii. per stone cheaper. The demand for Beans is very trifling, and they are Is. to 2s. ...

... ____ _ anb l3rotbizon Ifarltr WAKEFIELI) CORN EXCHANGE. Y15TExaDAY. 'Ihe arrivals of *heat arc good for the season; buyers, however, hold off purchasing, expecting that when the wheat in bond is liberated prices will go considerably dowvn. At this day's market consequently few sales vsere mode, but what changed hands was at a *decline of 2s. to 3s. Bar]ey oindal. Beans, oaits and shelling ...