... BANKRUPTS. J. Guy, cattle dealer, M^'V^m-court, city. T. RoW, »i^S\S^r,v«e„dy L. Sothera, and W. rerritx, s ir:,l(r's.cliffe. T. and J. Bailey, d5n-market. R. T. Dockery, fruiter t Chancery-lane. C. R. Terrell, victualler, Carey street, y R. Pettigrew, jun., H. Clarke, builder, ...

... COMMKNCIAL RQOMS, oiiisTor., SEPT. 12. „. Paid. Piter prr Birmingham and Gloucester Railway •••• 100 111 113 Bristol and Gloucester 30 244 2.54pm Bristol and Exeter Railway 70 79 81 Great Western 75 73 75 pm Ditto 50 38 394pm Ditto Fifth Shares 12 14} 151 London and Birmingham ditto Stock 100 216 218 Ditto New 2 341 3oipm Ditto New 2 22 23 pm London and 50 47:47; Leeds and :Manche8ter 70 52 54 ...

... An account of Coal and Iron brought down the Tram-road during the month of August. 1U44 .— TONS cwis, Thomas Prothero 3837 6 Thomas Powell 3866 15 Rosser Thomas and 1646 T. Phillips & Son •• 1488 13 ,),Iarti. Niottison. 287.5 17 W. S. Cartwiight. eo 1346 3 TheTredegarCoalCo. 5782 9 Joseph Beaumont 1672 16 J.F.Hanson 47 M Rock Coal Co 2682 4 Rosser 1426 2 Joseph 506 12 John Jones, Victoria 1310 ...

... COMMERCIAL ROOMS, BIUSTOI., SEPT. 4. 1 1 /-II i Ti •, Paid. Piter per St,ar Birmingham and Gloucester Railway 100 110 112 Bristol aud Gloucester 30 55A 56 Bristol and 70 804 81 Great Western 75 140 142 Ditto Half Shares. 50 85 86 Ditto Fifth 12 25 251 London and Birmingham ditto Stock 100 221 223 2 34 35 pm Ditto New Quarters. 2 23 24 50 48^ 48J Leeds and Manchester 70 51 53 pm 55 Blaenavon ...

... For the week ending September 21, 1844. jE. s. d. 158 11 0 Geireri 131 17 0 W. 114 16 7 Thomf powell Llancarach Branch.. 162 1 6j Ditto Lantwit Branch ..22 18 0 184 19 6 Ditto Merthyr Branch ) Duncn and Co. 46 18 10 DowliisCo 301 4 10 2612 2 13 10 7 Tlianas JJliiy DenyûoUierr h, £977 10 6 ...

... LATEST CURRENT PRICKS OF METALS. ...

... PROVISION MARKET, MONDAY, SEP. 23. ^LI SUGAR.—BRISTOL. SEPT. 25.—There has been a bettel are mand for sugars this week, and 400 hhds. have been sold al T1 mer prices for inferior, and an advance of 6d. per cwt. on and tine kinds, the latter continuing very scarce. About bags of Mauritius have also been taken by the trade the porters haviDg made a concession in price. Solk COFFEE.—I here were ...

... TIMES OF IIl(JII WATER AT NEWPORT. DEI') 9 V R„ DAYS. 0..i, Tuesday A 4H 5 10 27 H.Wednesday. 5 36 ft 55 29 11 12, Thursday 6 18 6 35 31 7 13- i rid -ty ...

... NEWPORT. Imports and Exports for the week eh Sep. 4th, 1344. 1 IMPORTS. Eliza, Messery. Jersey; Handy, Bre i, ditto1, Majestas, Eastway, Penzance, potatoes.—Freundsc: Wicltard,Memel, ti'mbei and deals.—Samuel, Robinson, Bavoon Bodne Armel, Machefaur, Sarzean Enfans Cherris, Si' n HonflMr; John, Johns, Dordt; Margaret, Williams, ditto EHw&M Protbero, Edmonds, ditto; Kate, Richards, dittn I , ...

... An account of Coal and Iron brought down the Tram-road during the week ep.ding Sept. 14th, 1044 ;— TONS C-V T S Thomas Pruthero 993 18 Thomas Powell •• 1099 6 Rosser Thomas and Co. 666 0 T. Phillips & Son 533 0 Caegill, Carr, and Mornson. 941 4 W. S. Cartwright 641 8 The Tredegar Coal Co. 1581 14 Joseph 439 3 J. F. Hanson 0 0 Rock {Coal Co •• •• •• •• 995 9 Rosser Lewis. 280 8 Joseph 160 4 ...

... Anaccountof Coal id Iron brought down the Canal during the week ending Sept. I :— TONS Thomas Prothero 2o0 Thomas Powell 115 R. J. Blewitt 725 John 389 W. S. Cartwright.. 425 Rosser Williams 22 60 Richard Morrison — | Carr, Cargill, & Co — 2036 2126! 4162J ] ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE,;MONDA Y. SO The arrival of English wheat last week, was large,} supplies to this day's market, are moderate. The den) wheat this morning, has been lively, and the best sa| English wheat have been cleared off at a little advanci currency of this day week and other descriptions fully q last week's rates. There has been a better demand Ion wheat also, and rather better ...