... .acXaCULTRAM ZNTELMXGZCE. to REVIEW OF THE~ BRITISH CORN-TRADE; of [,Froem thie Mark-Lane Express, Aug. Ii.1 ?? trade in grain hase remained in an extremely depressed state, and the value of wheat has suffered a further decline at, q. many of the leading provincial markets; an epinien seems. Ig nevertheless, to be gaining ground that prices have- nearlf, h. reached their lowest point, and the ...

... Bankrnptcy of Messrs. D., E, & A. Aowrsan. The second meeting of the consosissioners under this fiat was held at the Commercial-rooms, on Friday, the 12th inst. A proof for 10001., lent by Mrs. Phelps on a joint bill, having been admitted, A proof was tendered for 5001. cash, lent by Mrs. Ncwberry, on the security of a bond from Messrs. Aoraman. It appearing that Mrs. Newberry lived separate ...

... Woveign and Domestic Zutelligence. THE OVERLAND MxAxL. (vns the Second Edition of thte Morning Herald.) We have just received, by extraordinary express from Marseilles, private letters and papers from India and China, brought by the overland mail. The dates are from Bombay 18th of June, Calcutta 8th of June, and China 14th of April. Genm Pollock was still at Jellalabad, and unable to advance ...

... FROM TRE LONDON GAZETTES. BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. Wm Wood, Pickett.street chambers, bill broker, to surrender Aug. 10, Sept. 9, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Sol. Colombine, London Rd. C. & HenryT. Gray, Grosvenor-place and Marinu.place, Corn. mercial.road East, & Upper Stantford.street, rope makers, August 5, Sept. 9, at tiesame place. Solicitor Church, London Thos. H. Wood, Ranclagh.road, Pislico, ...

... TRADEi, comaramIE, & n.Z&NUrWAwuCrs. COLONIAL MARKEITS, LONDON, WEDNESDAY. (From the Colonial Gazette.) Theamount of business transacted in the markets this morning vas limited, both for home consumption and export, but holders of goods werefirm, and ebtained full rates for all articles. The imports were to a fair extent from all quarters. RoWS ?? WAS littlecalled forwith no materialchange in ...

... 1lanukraptcy ofMessrs. Acrama;n, Morgan, & Co. I A meeting of the rommissioner& uinder the above Oant was held onl Monday lust, at the Csmtnorcial Iteooms, in order to receive the acco Bits of Mr. W. E. Acraman, and to tabs that gentleman's passing emination. Mr. Acramansl accounts having been handed in, some con- ecrsation upon~ thorn took place between thle commissioners.- Mr. Palmer said, ...

... * ItAILWAY ZNTELTAGENCE. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders in the above undertaking was held at the Railway Terminus, Temple- Meads, on Thursday last, and was numerously attended. The chair having been taken by C. RUSSELL, Esq., chair- man of the board of directors, Mr. OSLER, one of the secre- taries, proceeded to read the-notice convening the meeting. The ...

... In the Emmanuel, from Quebec: Cross & Son, 21 pes elm, 324 pcs pine timber 19 huod 3 qrs deals, 11 cords lathwood In the WIlliam from Quebec F. Barnes, 62 pcs elm, 354 pes pine timber, a0 hund deals, 4 ibund 3 qrs deal ends, 13Y4 cords lathwood Is the Dochfour, from Quebec: Beeston & Co. 77 pro oak, 117 I es fir timber, 01 hund deals, 10 cords lathwood, 2 hund 20 oars In the Albion, from ...

... WINDSOR, Sunday.-This morning the Queen and Prince Albert, the Hereditary Prince and Princess of Saxe-Coburg Gotha, and the royal suite attended divine'service in St. George's Chapel Royal. The sermon was preached by the Dean, who took his text from the 3rd verse of the 5th chapter of the Gospel according to St. Matthew, Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. ...

... PZLZiL8R_.NTEZXLLMZGER(CE. LONDON CORN EXCHIANGE.-MoNnAy. The ?? Esglish wheat fresh up thusmorning has beets matll~ consisting of about haslf old anid half new ;the fome could nt~ bo sold unless a decline of fully 2s. p or quarter were submitted to,; and at this reduction the stands were 'trt cleared at te cosoe of the mar.. ket ; whilst the new, being in request. was readily disposed otfat ...

... NUMBER. Calves ?? 49' PRICEb. Beasts ?? 522 Ass . .. o Beef, per cwt. .. Ss. 60s. Sheep ?? Pigs ?? Itll Matton, per lb. 5J. 6t. ?? fi6 Sucki.gditto '8 Pigs, persc. 7s. 0-. 8s. (td. BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. s. d. It.d. a d. s, s0. English Wheat, per im. j Malt, pale, perv ush. 7 i S 0 ?? ?? 7 0 86 bown,ditto .. 7 0 7 6 [rish ditto ?? 7 0 7 t Beans, ditto.. 5 0 6 0 Welsh ditto .. .. a 7 b76 Oats ...

... GREAT WESTERN SWEAVU - SHI COMPANY. A sp ecial meeting of proprietors, called together by thle fol- lowing circular, was held on Tuesday, at the offices in Prince's street. In exercise of the authorities given by the deed of settlement, the board ofdjirectors of thle Great Western Steam-ship Comnpany hereby convene a special general meeting of the company, to be bolden at the Great Western ...