... ITwitaA, coxmzcE, & aTiu1ACrtTInS. BANK OF ENGLAND.-Quarterly average of the weekly liabilities and assets of the Hank of England, from the 27th of April last to the '211th of July instaut, both incluaive, published putrostatit to the act 3 antI 4 Win. IV., C. 58:_ LIABIL~ITIEtS. AO51CTO. Circul atioll ?? Secorities ?? 42275,000 Deposits ?? 7,740i:000l Bullion ?? 5,170,0o0 £Cf24,507,5001 £ $27 ...

... LOkDo , irFM{VPIEVENING, 7 o'cloch. FROM THE LONDONh (AZETTE, . BA~tsftlrISIt PT 'J i`t ; t John Clemetson, Upper Ihamsstret, graver, Aug: II, d Sept. 10, at Basinghall-street.. Solicitores, Messrs. Sandys. and Pearson, Serjean'ts' Inn; Fleet-street. Davis Sims, Pnrtsmouth-pliOe, Lowea Kenninglonwlane, n fish-sauce at-e pickle dealer, Augustn l]> .Spt.'l0'at-she- If same place. Solicitor, ...

... COLONIAL MARKETS; LoNDON, TuEsDAY. (Front the Co/onial Gazette.J There has been a good demand from the home trade for most kinds of produce since this day week, and prices have been~well supported, but for enportation the transactions have been-only to a limited extent; indeed, the orders are unusually small for the time of year, but an improvement may be expected to take place shortly. The ...

... DAY MAIL TO AND FROM LON1DON. By the following official announcement, it 'will be seen -that the day mail between this city and London is no0w it, operation :- POST-Os~ricr, BRISTOL, July 27, lS8I.-A dlay mail re, from Bristol to London will be despatched on and after the Will instant, at fib. l01n. A.m. Letters should-be posted be- f'ore ?h. l1in. A. 5t. le ' A day mail frota London will ...

... In the J0, fromn Qaebec: Cross and Son ' 2 faths lathwcod, 420 pcs phie timaber, 010 hunid 2 qrs staves, 14 bohnd deals, 2l hund deal ends In the George Wilkinsoni,from Quebec- F. K. Barnes,210 pea pine timber, 3 bund deals, S2 hund siaves, 1i cards lstbwood In the Sir FrancIs Bond Head,frosn Qaebec: ?? and Son, 491 ?? pine timber, 3 hund 2 qrs 16 deals, 8 bund 3 qrs deal ends, I cord lathwood ...

... NuMBEna. Calves 0. . 60 PIcb. ?? 350 Asses . 2 Betfperct.. 61s. 65s, Sheep ?? Pigs .. .. I utton, per lb. 61d 7d. Horses.. .. 58 Suckingditto 35 Plgs,per sC. 8s. id. 10s. 6d, BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. S. d c. d. s d. S. d. English Wheat, per im. Malt, pale, per bush. 7 6 8 6 bushel ?? .. 7 6 8 6 brown, ditto 6.. 6 7 6 Irish ditto. , 0 7 6 Beans, ditto . 5 0 6 0 Welsh ditto . 7 07 6 Oats,potato ...

... FROM THE LONDON' GA!ZETTES. BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. John Fox, Minories, tailor, to surrender July 30, September3, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Solicitor, Biggendca, London ' Wm. and John Newt'n, ?4acclesteid, sllk.throwsters, Aug. 3, Sept. 3, at thc same place. Solicitors, Crowder & Co London Wm. Butterworth, Peckham, corn-merchant, August 3, Sept. 3, at the sameplace. Solicitors, Rhodes and Co. ...

... AGnXZCU.LTUnZTAX ZfT:L1GNCE. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN-TRADE. [Frow the Mar-Lance Express, July 26.3 Considerable excitement has prevailed in the corn trade at most of the principal provincial markets held during the week, and prices have everywhere advaueed. The arrivals of English wheat into the port of London have been small since our last, only 4510 qrs. having been reported. For duty ...

... J3ZA2RLEWINWELLIEGENGE. ILONDON CORN EXCHANGE.. 51or'Ay. Th sppy f ngis wea tis 'rigfrom the hosme counties waslare, hih fuodbuyrsat s. er r.advance on the rates of tf sdys'ngt oddweti edfrfully Frifiay's adrance, beig fom s. o S. erqartrhlhertha o this dayweek'jhut the' weater avin a ore avorabl apear nce ot 50 muchibusiness rer iQs. S. Se. Per Qsr. s. a' WHsEAr, Essex and Kent .redU6271' ...