... Wort of wtdtI Imp-orts, From the 29th August, to the 4th Sept., both inclusive. Marys, Johnson, from Hamburg, 873 qrs wheat, 17 bales wool Gee and Co Alte Liebe, Hachtmann, from Hamburg, 484 qrs wheat F Helming and Co Catherine Ann, Middleson, from Archangel, 1519 barrels Tar, 2100 mats Burstall and Lamplough Twee Gebruder, from Amsterdam, 450 qrs wheat Taylor and Co Sapho, Clementsson, from ...

... _iPo ?? (Current. THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 1840. *DugnaoB RISINO.It DENOTES PALLING. COLONIAL PRODUCE. UGAH, B. P. percwt. (Dq~ty paid~ 5 d. sd. Muscovado dry brown ?? ?? 80 0 @ 83 0* ?? 40.' ?? ?? .d. 0-- 0 Gaod ?? ?? 0. - 0 * Fine ?? ., 0 and ?? ?? CCOcA14scfrcwi. (in bond.) ?? ?? 6.50 ?? 40 0 Corrsnjrewt, (in bond.) B.r. ?? 720.9140 Gload and fine ?? 950 . .10 f'1* ?? .3 1 ?? 136 0 ..15 0* ...

... TuESDAY, SEPT. 22. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. G. H. Burrell, King's Lynn, Norfolk, cordwainer. BANK KUPTS. H. Murhe, Pancras-laie, metal-dealer, to surrender Oct. I, Nov. 3, ?? Solicitor,Mr.Chaplin Gray's. hin-square-J. C. Francis, Castle Cary-, Somersetshire, cornl-factor, Oct. 17, Nov. 3, at twelve o'clock, at the Blue Ball Inn, Bruton. Soli- citor, Mr. Frampton, South-square, Gray's-inn-i. Budd, ...

... 11 ( I A: likET A4 ND CITY NEVe'S. NEI'MARKE~. SNTUItDAY. 'hl& il Llishl funds were wholly neglected to-day ti:leA iu ,itre tile elose of business, when Consols fr dle Accunt, wh;ch had been previously quoted a: 9l seiers, r cededi to 89i, at which they closed. 1 he Slhare Market was heavy to-clay, arid prices a retlier lower. Spamiili Acrives lave agaitn declined a shade, ai- ?? thoclosing ...

... LIViSli PbjQ, MARKBTS ItHVICW OF THltO CoTTotr MARKErT Fot TiSS WEa t NOINO Our Cottoti market dlprgln r ile chango duoing the ween, but has been lot the whole Ile- 8e,' without ?? ny ul Ot adaco or daclillL. Thue supply bae caine buf olesr e lo0 Instatneis pressed theiracs on the i oitier ilanli, ?? Roem ?? to purchs od 'rh n y of their Immlediate Wantls. rhol (lUantitle taerysltlit~ 1,11 for ...

... MONEY MARKET AND STOCK INTELLI- GENCE. rWEDNESDAY EvENING.-There appeared to bo a fhrmness in the British market this morning, caused by a statement in the French papers of all arrival of a vessel from Alexandria, which leoft on tie Ist instant; it was anticipated in the French capital that she had brought favourablo intolligoeece, which had not been mlwade public when tio espress left. ...

... 'BARTON, Sept. 21.-The demand for good samples of Wheat was rather brisk, and a little advance took place, other grain tMuCh as last. Wheat 688 to 64., new 56S to 62s. Beans 46f to 50s.. Barley 28s to 3s4. Oat. 24. to 28. per qr.. - BEVERLEy..Retunsz for the week ending Friday last.- Wheat 700qrs 4busb, at 59s Ild. Barley 220qrs, at 38M. Oats 11d4qrs 4busb, at 221 Mi CAISTOR, Sept. I 9.-We ...

... lummortd. I .~~A1'RIA. 1 Le Damnt Dar', nodice, fra St Louis,%with 5(Q4 bg gu~m, Rt Zlwil- cbenbart and co-iq Di, Canaria Roerton, aa alclta ~vth;S3O bv sugar. 1364 big ric, S ci s~1 ac'G ~tteota ?? Moklir. Heyworth I i t ad e-201 d, lawon ad c-hil b suar, Al Steel and Son- 220 o, 2 lg cffe, ltuliy ad Snn-32 g ,ugar, 14001 bg rice, ICloodsods asal,30 gslpte 103 III cow 7 bL buf- S ld WEST ...

... LOuN7DON TRADE REPORT. SATUD.AY E1 ENING.-Irller was little passing to-day in the colonial markets, but prices were steady for most articles. The imports were light. The aections declared for next week are of little moment. TeA. -The deamntd was dUlII to-day for Free Trade, but no further reduction in prices was submitted to. Com- p mi's Congou o ferevd at 2s '2d cash. TIm.LrW. -A fiir amount ...

... G R EAT NO tT II OI 0 .,GLANI) RAILWAY. T,.e aiiith liallW eairly muotiag of' to proprietors of thle Groat Nuriortho 5'zliitail~vay Goinaujy ets hie-d, 'pirsmait to tweir lite act of ?? . filte Guiipaiiy's oanCe, Wi I),,iingte, onl L'uysdzy the 2ad in- sbarif, Goo. ii. WieeoI,,Oeq f Itarperley L'ar, wi tie caai,e. Tule f'oulo(vIL1 shie ldes filid dir10 turs weore proselie :-I l. Sd barb. N. PI ...

... LOND ON MARKETS. CO1N EXCCHANGE.-MA-R LANE. LO,( MONDAY, SEPT. 14.-The weather very flre all las; week, but itturned wet to-day. a l -We had a short supply of English Whe lat this nTorni almost all the new crop, which was taken off readily, last Monday's prices, and dry fine packed sarnple ?? Is. 6d. per qr. advance; good fresh old foreign vs i found buyers to a large extent at the rates of ...

... TUESDAY, SEPT. 8. INSOLVENT. Sept 8-G. Webster. Milk-street, warehonueman. BANKRUPTCY AiNNULLED. G. Field, Beaumont-street, Marylebone, coach-builder. BANKRUPTS. J. Clark. Snedland-mills, near Maidvtone, paper-manufacturer, to surrender Sept. 18, at twelve o'clock, Oct. 20, at eleven, at the Bank- rupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Walters and Reeve. Basinghall-street -. Hitggs, Watling-street, ...