... VIENNA, SePt. 12._The English Government has recently made new overtures for a commercial treaty with Austria, but again without success. The great object aimed at is to obtain a reduction of the Austrian import duties on woollen and cotton goods. It is understood that the English would, in return, give advantages to the wine and corn of Hungary and other Austrian productions. The Vienna ...

... I 1 THURSDAY -SEPTltE BR 7, ISM_ > SUGAR.-Tbersarke:or: EP. Sugar ?? quiet. Slnd the sales of the week ar under 40 hhdaw .:eAt lndl (one half of wbich were Antliga) wthbout change in pricos..iienglishave been in good demand. and.6O tbagbhave sommanded stiffrates . in addition to 50 tows Kagan. taken this, laest Thunsday. under the rote, at 40i.. by a Scotch refiner and emitted from the last 1S ...

... )3aukvrttpt%. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, SEPTE1SIBER 22. CLARK Charles, of Liverpoul,wocl dealer, Oct. G, Nov. 3, Bank. rlpts' District Court, Liverpool. tolicitors, Messrs. Miller anl Co., Liverpool. Pet crs Joseph DAwvson and Co., Liverpool, wool brokers. Dated Sept. 20. KNIGHT' John Mason, of llughy, Warwickshire, ironmonger, grocer, and seedsman, Oct. 5, Nov. 2, Bankrupts' District Court, ...

... xib ,li4(0it, ?? ;Po , v. ctd ? clitlrMiV? , ait TiiTHUiRDAY, SlBMiW 32jU3. ,V SI7GAL-tbero hu bamna fair deinanfd frtttish Plantatioa V he bugarconnlied, bwever aulmotexolusively ?? whibh, 1i. as regasrd. colour, qualty and bloom, are the chespest in the ti by market, nd of which grocers have been eager purchasersl t the it extent of Stil hhds., thebulk ranging in price frni 63e. to6Ls.. H ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-Tuesdaycptember5, During the past week, the arrivals into this port contaia principally, a fair supply of Malt, Oats, and gal, coast. wise and from Ireland; but of WI eat and otlhe- ri the re. ceipts are inconsiderable, and of tlour very mo erte, as will be obasrved on reference to the particulars below. Wilt as favourable harvest weather as possible for the last eight ...

... Bankrupto. LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. FENNER Ludd and William Fenner, of No. 34, Fenchurch-street, merchants, Sept 20, Oct. II. Bankrupts, Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Simpron and Co, Austin Friars. Pet cr William Wal. lace and Co., * hite Lion court, trerchients. Dated Sept. 6. FOlSTERl James Gilson, of' Aligate High-street, tailor, Sept. 18, Oct. 21, Bankrtipts' Court. Slitcitor, Mr. ...

... I ?? 4: r. - I~(RtOM OUR OW Ne 0coaaes4olensfr.) Ir ?? i v ?? rref29, W A n. 0t *As yetno new Corn ha's been brourat forward in thisdlstriet.W5 buht it is expeeted to begin earming in lix the ear ly part Of the next week. The present state of Woe weather is much against the Ut Afarmers lii reaping, the ralo huving fallen during thle week In Ilarge quantities, a an. to oonsiderably Impede their ...

... ?? . - - ?? - ?? AA A (Froso Me 8harebrokern' Sttemieetf.)ou RAILWAYS. Paid. Pr.iceswithinTbleday's ha( Bolton and Preston ?? 0.. 5 0 0 0 .. 1ag irmnhamn and Gloucester ?? 100 4)..0 00.ha Now hares ?? ?? 17 10. 9i0O.. fro Birmingham and Derby ?? 100 0.0 0 0 Thr hre ?? 25 0..000.. Sid One-eighth Shares ?? .10..00 0.. Sb Bristol and ?? 70 0..00 0son t Chesterand Birkenhead0.0.. 6 0 0 00ai NeW ...

... ' at it (,lb'dgriA'05o Oia Liverpoel Tdiis.I. re ot On M!onday last a public mneeting of Alniri ?? others b i eaident in houtitfidid and the nei~bbourhood ?? held tII lyon the race-course for the prose of receiving a depute-a tion from the Anti-Coirn-Law Leagupe, 'consisting of R. t d'Cobden, Eqsu M.P., and John Bright Esq., M.I' CoIn- y £s. deiable in ueuce is said to have teen use by the ...

... - |1 ltCIIDiiALE FL.ANNEL MARKET, MSOND&Y, AUGUST 28, -Though itei market has not been numerously attended, there has beet a fair business done in undyed goods. The prices continuo muvh tho same as they have been for a few weeks back. Tie wool dealers complain of the limited quantity of business done in their line, as the manufacturers buy only for immediate use. Prices are stationary. ...

... The act which the Government have passed for si putting down the slave trade, now carried on in fo-n reign colonies by British sijects, has caused no small.] consternation in many quarters, as striking at the w root of our trade with Brazil, America, and the rl roreign WVest Indian Islands. i In legislating on this subject, great difficulty is experienced in distinguishing between slavery and ...

... CDC juarketo. MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, SA'TURDAV.- With the exception of a day's heavy rain on Tuesday the 22d, and one or two showers, the weather since our last has continued favourable for harvest, which is now becoming pretty general in this district. The trade during -the week has been somaewhat steadier than of late; and there has been a better demand for flour, though at low prices, ...