... 16.ATEST xwN&:LIGENaC. FROM FRIDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. oo BANKRUPTS. gno Sollay Joseph Vanning, Camomile-st. and Helleford, Afiddle- gsex, bitters manufacturer Itte o I P. Chalk, Lintotn, Cambridgeshire, draper ell Daniel G. Gordoe, ?? street, merchant n- Joehn Jenkiss, Cwmnbran, lMonmouthsilire, shopkeeper Protheroe and D.,vis, I1ristol, merchants ie Andrew & Wim. Allen, South Slhields ...

... CATTLE, MARKET. NuMI)CR, Cale 5Isc. Beasts .172 Asses . .. ° Beefpereat. .. 46f h4. Sheep .V:. .37 Pig- . 771 TMimtton, per lb. 4j.t. 511. llorses 61 surkijjgdittn 7l1 Pigs.perso'.6s. Ot. it, 61 BRISTOL CORN EXCHIANGE. 5, d. S. 9.. .1. , English Whcat, per imn. Malt, pale, per bush. 7 6 bushel.. 6 6 brown, ditto ..7 0 0 Irish litto . 5 S 6 BeOians, ditto o.. fi o 4 Welsh ditto . 5 6 t; ...

... ;AISZALET ZNITALNZaEXGM LONDON TheNEXCffANGE.-MON-*an take Ollff early by oar millers, at last blonday'a prices, Barley,. beans, and in Peas are unalteied invalue., Oats scarce, and flnencrui ealized sore be money. Flour moved oft'lowly, but was not cheaPer. WHAEsxPer Qr. 3. S. Pdr, Qr. a. S. WsrEexand Kent .red 44 5 2) white 47 S'7 Suffolk and Norfolk 4 9 4 56 ry Irish .. .. iC- Old .4* 40 ...

... A&GRCULTI2VAL INTM0LLZGEN03. ;,W1 REVIEW OF THlE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [Fromi the Murk-Lane Brpress, June 26.] The continuance of fine weather has naturally had a depress- ing effect on the trade in grain, and the incipient symptoms of speculation which were beginning to manifest themselves have been siddenly checked. At all the principal provincial mar- kets held since our last, the demand for ...

... FROM THE L.ONDONi GAZETTES. BAtNltRUPTS-FRtIDAY. John Mee, Wellingborougb, Norts, baker, to surrender Juiy 7, Aug.4, at Baginglall-street. Sols. Fox & Co. London Thos. Hobbs, Nettlebed, Oxon, tile maker, July 5, Aug. 4, at the same place. Sol. Young, London Alfred & Henry Elam, Oxford-street, and Hudderafield, surgi- casinstrument makers, June 30, July 31, at the same place. So- licitore, ...

... IwnamDE, COMMEMICE, & WANUFACTVR4ES. COLONIAL MARKETS. [From the London New Price Current, June 27.] Suaen.-The purchases of the trade amount only to about 300 blids. and tierces, at a reduction in price of Gd. to Is. per cwt, The deliveries are falling off' materially, and the market is very heavy. 125 hhds. Barbadoes were sold by auction, good to fine yellow 62s. Gd. to 65s. Gd. Best ...

... MARKET ZNTjLZZGENGE. Puarter ?? Prg Qs., IS. WHEAT, Essex and Kent . re. 45 ht .. .. re475 Sufol and Norfolk 43 49 4J Sf Irish . .4-2 ..40 44 Old -- BRYEYold 22 new . so 3 or, LY rinding-.24 26 malting* 99 32- chevalier so 3 35 ier 611..21 23 here 19 22 ?? r k rw . . o3 Vag OTSa, Yorkshire and Lincolnghire, feed I8s21 oao . 3 me Yuhal and Cork . black 1 17 Cok I ht 81 the Dub in .Ia ...

... LATEST INTE.L!7GE1JCZ. FROM FRIDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. Jas. Younx, Shirley,Htntts, btilder-Jas.Wm. SltterOxford, ll shoemiaker-Wnm. F. Iflil., Hnrt-st. ancl High H flollrn, merchant t -Robert Sievens, Stewkley, Bucks, ?? lticarilds, f O xforist. stable ?? nias Militr, Green-street, bitker- Jobu Win. Dyer, Colehester, ?? & 1aint0er, Staf- ford, ?? & C'o. WVoidhouse Carr, Leeds, dyers- ...

... The most extraordinary popular demonstration ever wit- nessed in Dublin took place on Monday, on the occasion of the meeting of the tradesmen of that city to petition for a repeal 'of the legislative union. From the early hour of eight owolock the streets were thronged-by multitudes anxious to witness the various trades proceeding to the place of ren- dezvous, the beautiful village of ...

... TRADM, COMMMILCE, & WN.C'.FA1CWVRMS. COLONIAL MARKETS. l Front the London New Price Current, July 4.3 SUGArt.-The market for British plantation is rather drmner, but only 30D hhds. have been sold at previous rates. The quaa- tity landed last week at the East and West India Docks was 1738 hhds., 273 tres., 42 brls., and there were taken for home consumption 1211 hhds., 02 trus., 352 brls. The ...

... W' Rem THE LO1W DON GAZETTES. nsi- BIANKRPTS-FRIDAY. , in Sollny Joseph Hanling, Camomile st. and Halleford, Middle- rhe sex, bitters manufacturer, to surrender July 7, August I J, at the Ink. Court of Bankruptcy, London. Solicitor, Moss, London no Thos. P. Chalk, Linton, Cambridgeshire, draper, July 12, Aug. II, at the sarne place. Solicitors, Wigglesworth & Co. London *, it Daniel G. Gordon, ...

... AG1tICULTURAM INTEMMENCE. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [,reom ?? Mark-Lane E'press, Jul'y 3.) The trifling nature of the supplies of grain brought forward at the principal provincial markets, and the narrow compass into Which granaried stocks have been reduced in all parts of the kingdom, have given a firmer tone to the trade ; and though the transactions have been on a limited scale, ...