... I Pull ifthe (Surrmt. CATrTLE BONES, per Ton . £3 52C 6 ..: . FLAX, Riga, sup. white, DR. per Cw-t 00 ° . £ 0 Or11.a t ° '00 2S P.'Tll. and Eons 2 2 0 200 S.-P.T.R. . 20 240 .P.T. .. .. 2 S 0 2 4 (v Petersbur . 02 heads00 . .. 00 o00° 9Shegs 000.. 0C' 0 heads * 4 r s .. ° ° 0 0 M emerl. 1 brands 0 . ( ' I0 N.B. th .. . ...

... Ualtoono ti MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. C STOCKS THIS DAYr AT TWO O'CLOCK. d Banktt Stock - ?? hut.l ia S - Threeper Cent. Rcd.. thut India Bonds _. - Three perCent.Cansol! 91 41 Annuities (Jan. 18G0) shut tl DittoforAccount -Do. New (ditto) . - Three andllalfperCents. shutlDo. (Oct. 18.59) shut s Do. Rtedced.ed shut Do. (Jan. 1830) - a Do. do. Newn 101i Do. (Oct. 1830) _ FourperCents. _ Exchequer ...

... I-marketo'. CORN EXGM4XE, ELONDON, September 5. Our arrival of all kinds or Grain sinee Monday has been very moderate, bri t the weather eontinuing so extremely fine there is scarcely any business doing in either Wheat or Oats to -day. Prices of every article may be considered nominally as on last market day. Dtublin, September 4S. At this day'. market there was a fair supply of nil kinds of ...

... FaOifI Toiil LO.-DON GAZErTB. TUESDAY-SZE. 4. BANKRUPTS. David Francis; 3, Goswell-street-road, Middlesex, gurgeon.-Johm Luce, Bristol, woollen-draper.-John Robert Greer, late of Bristol, merchant.-Frederick Louis Schwind, late of Bahia, but novw of Li, verpeol, merac ant.-Walter Brown, Sheffdeld, victualler.-Joba Hiley, Caistor, Lineolnshire, currier. DIVIDENDS. Sept. 27, W. Weston, ...

... I I? CORAN LAW . i g -> -.',T;, f - ' ~ Z 1 ' ' PfJLIC pM l llARYjLEWONE' | ' 'On Wedneedayr a 'numerous 'and' -hi;fily' respectable meeaiin 'of the' electors of Marylebone was 'held in the large ioomi of;the Queen's Head, Great Titchfield-stie0t, 'for the purposeof taking into cotfideratioi the propriety of' petitioning the legislature for atotal repeal of the.Corn Laws. 'Mr. C*ope was' ...

... I i jide; (I oOM THE REPORT, IN THE SCOTSMAN, OF DR. BOW- ory RING'S SPEECH, AT A DINNER GIVEN TO HIM ON WED- cat- sDAY LAST, ATTHE WATERLOO HOTEL, EDINEUIGH.1 642 It must be a great delight to an Englishman, in travel- ling ling across the desert, 'to see the Arab better clad, and, IOUs on inquiry whence the garment came from which he anm wore, to find that it came from the Clyde or the ...

... LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET.-SEPT. 10. A fair amount of business was transacted at this day's Share-market, and prices of Railway stock, in general, were somewhat higher. The sales are as follow:- North Midland, 481 per share, London and Birmingham, 173; ditto (quarter share), 29k; Grand Junction, 186; Eastern Counties, 6; and Great Weitcrn, 81.1. The letters by the Indian mail received yesters day ...

... Al FRIDAY. The English Stock Market remains unchanged. Con- sols for moncy closed at 94J to i; and 94p to I for the account. Exchequer Bills left off at 71 s. to 73s. prem, and India Bonds, 72s. to 74s. prem, Spanish Securities have been heavy, but there has been but little business transacted. In the appearance of the other foreign Stocks there is no alteration of moment. Spanish Active ...

... Stipping Intellifgact. The Isabella, Robertson, from Leith to Canton, was spoken with on the 1st of August, in lat. 32. long. 19. by Ada, Heoiingwav, arrived at Liverpool from Sierra Leone, which vessel received supplies from the Isabella, having been out from Sierra Leone since I8th June. Tsun SiiP BoYNr.-Thbrso. Sept. 5.-The Boyne, of and from London, late from Cromarty, with 295 pas- ...

... MONEY M.ARKET and CITY NEWS.. WEDNESDAY. Consols have been very buoyant throughout the day, and have advanced to 944 buyers for money, and 94a to * for the account, with every indication of a further im- provement. New Three and a Half per Cents. have also risen to 101I to 102. Exchequer Bills and India Bonds remain at V9s. to 733. premium. Dutch and Belgian securities are the only ones In the ...

... LONDON MIARKETS. (From thel London New Price Current.) CORN EXCIAtANGE.-The supply of Wheat during the week from the home counties has been pretty good, and, in consequence of the continuation of fair weather, and the favourihble reports from all parts of the country of an excellent harvest, has kept the millers from purchasing, so that prices have declined 4s to 5s per quarter on new and 2s ...

... -1--DAT FOUEIGN PORTS Ffecoanp-September 1, Thomas, Wood; 4, Johanna, Torgow, from Mlyth. Archargel-August 16, Undaunted, Reoy, from New. castle. Nantes-August 30, Auguste, Lewen, rom Sunder- land; G. Larnarque, Bessac; Tancrede, Gouet, from Sunderland; September 3, Cor,flance, Chamoit; Ame- lia, Aubin; 4, St. Jean, Perraund; P. Nathallie, Laine Nannie, Tartoune; Eole, Auguste, from New- ...