... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.- TuesdayAnogust 22. The import list this week exhibits a good supply of Irish Oatmeal, and a fair quantity of Wheat and Beans coasOwis,. with thhse exceptions' the arrivals of British grain are light There are reported a couple of cargoes of Wheat from the Baltic, and a small parcel of Dutch Oats. Since Tuesday last, the weather has been very fine, and reaping is now in ...

... Natal inttellgence. ANNUAL VISZT OF THE LOIIDS 0P THE! AD111nALTY TO CHATHAM DOCKYARD. Snturday morning, the Enri of Haddington, Sir W, H aGe, Mr Corrie, aend Captain Brandreth, arrived Pt the dockward at half-peat twelve o'clock, in ar open carriage with post horses froia Graveseeod, where they disembarked from the Lightning steam vessel, Lieute- eant Cimulander Wiumniett. Tseir Loirdships on ...

... faarltrto. LON2ZsON COTS -XCRAr AUG>UST 2: .. The arrivals of new Wheat hrare not bee . day, and the dry parcels hive realized all ad quarter. There is ?? in the Ia neev'bn buyers of foreign at market,which 5vee i Barley is tine same as enl Monday, which isa' n ' Pease and Beans. Oats are unialtered in raive, SMITliFIEL3zD, August 2G5 To sink the offa1 ?? stone of bsits ?? 29 Od (1) 4s Old ...

... TRADE, CO vUIa.C? & ?d?IUrACTITRES. COLONYIAL MARKETS. [Erenr thze London New Price Current, Aug. 22.] SUGAR.-A goad demand has been experienced for all deacrip. tions of XVest India sugar for grocery and refining purposes, at the former ?? have been steady for refined sugar, and a good demand has existed from the home trade for all deacriptions, Standard lumps at 75s., and brown grocery 74a. ...

... MA1IKE'fS. Ii'swvcnr, August 22.-We hnd but a small attendance at our mnarket ta-day, in consequence of thc annual lamb fair. We had a fevw snmples of new wh~eat, of a quality very inferior to last year's g~rowth, which sold froml 4GB. to 52s, per qr. Other articles nominally thle same as last ?? business done in the cattle mlarket to-day. COLCsIIESraa, August 19.-Samples of new vwheat were ...

... MONEY MlA RKET and (VIY NEWV'S. THURSDAY. The rains of last night have kept the Funds flat, azid the sudden departure of the French Princes has also beeta the subject of discussion. The Queen's ineech at the prorogation of Parliament has had no etiect on the mairket, and is not likely to do much good at any rate. Nothing is said about the pros- Jects of traIde or commerce, nor is a single word ...

... LiEDS CORN MARI ET. Anrjl ST 22.-Oulr .sulpplies f.or to-dc-vbs nillet are only sitial, but quite sufficint for the lemu: the 11 Dl trade being very dulll, millers are vtery relll~tolot nyrers of WheaL at i decline of '3s. per qJUaIrter. Oats aud llazis are IL ilw trade at IY. per quarter reduction, PVItICES CURRP.ST AT T£TE CORN EXCHANGE. 5. . S. S. NVHuAT-Esseex tail Kent ?? New ,:i to 55 p ...

... PlYM70 ?? I, DENONPORT, &c. ITFca AIAJI:STYE ViAIl To' Pt1yinlra--W ?? very strioig reoswils ior ?? that ,I ta lbloved Qiteeti andi his Rva ?? P'riuce A1lteat will honour this p1irt by a visit; for, thouglih othiliig is ollicially ?? by lho hetsd ol the public rpartncents here, Yet tr?aml ao variety g eirrci?anstanc?s it is peiierally understood that a Rey(l visit toy bae saily calciulated ...

... MOEloY MARKET 'and CiT.Y NMVi1S. TrUESDAY. Trhe English funds have beets rather heavy to-- day, and the prices have receded one quarter per cenlt, on the price of yesterday. There were sever al purchases of Money Stock, bult the unfavourable change in the weather depressed the market, the- last price of Consuls being 941 to A, both t'or time and money. The Three p~er Cents. Reduced, 954 to f; ...

... AG3?CULTUR.&? zNr?Lz?zUE?cE. ,RE3VIEWV OF THRE BRiTISH CORN TRADE. [Paearon file Mulrk -Lanze Express, Auog. 21. 'tThe recent fall in prices, and the necessity of employing all eands ini the fields, have already caused the deliveries from the n growvers to fall oilf; and for soose weeks to come short supplies Itorst he expected. Under these circumstances we ore inclined n ts think that the ...

... lgricultuial 4ntn Q1ronuerdfi1I lNotets. HULL CORN EXCHANGE, August 22.-The weather ha on the whole been favourable daring the past week for the growing crops; harvest will not be general In this neighbourhood until next week, blt we have many complaluts of blight and mildew, and it is generally'feared that when the flail gets to work a great deficiency will be found In the yield Our market ...

... WRO1l? THE £.O?DON G?ZETTES? . ~B.A?4KRO'S-FRCTDAY. George Walter, Oundle, groceri, to surrender August 28, Sept. 28. at Basinghall-street. Solicitors, Srnithson & Co. London Thos. Megarey, Love lane, Billinlgsgfate, coal merchant, Aug. '2L3, Sept. 28. at the same place. Sols. Newbon & Co. London William Yans, Old-street, upholsterer, August :l5, Sept. 29, at the same place. Solicitor s, ...