... The following are extracts from the corn circular of Messrs. Sturge:- Birmingham, 8th Mouth, 5th; 1846. During the past month the weather, upon the whole, was suitable for ripening the grain, and wheat harvest commenced in the earlier districts about a fortnight since, under the most favourable circumstances. Up to the 31st there was little interruption to the operations of the sickle, and ...

... alank l p he. LON~DON GAZETTE-FRIDAY, JULY 31. CARNE Joseph, i mi., of Falteounth, grocer, Aug 12, Sept. 9, Exeter District Court of Buikruptcy.Socio, csr.Iitati'ily Fatmostli, nod tilessrs. Avery sod Suit, Exeter. Pet era Sills ?? Gibbjons and Co., of Saint Andlrew's Hilt, %wholesale tea dealers. Dated duty 2-1. CLARK ?? of Kingston upon-Tinimes, export ale niereliant, Aug. 8, Sept. tO. ...

... Yo~cn I TI-lB PEOCESSION. ?? ell THE PROCESSION. fiel~~sd wart Bury, a town which hats somehow gained the reputation of gcid hor. tbeinig ccuch mnore apathetic onl rema~frkatble Occasion s th a kamel c mos.1t Other places in this district, haa shown no laggard or He'ltlet niiggiardly ,pirit iu celebrating beconeingly the passing of the tli waege Ineassre for the annihilation of' at monopoly it ...

... BAN'KRUPTS. John Carlisle, West Derby, builder,-Aug. 7, Sept. 4, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank- ruptcy: solicitors, Mr. Rtogerson, Lincoln's-inn-fields; and MIr. Davis, Liverpool; official assignee, Mr. Turner, Liverpool. John Smith Chadwick, Manchester, calico printer, Aug. 12, Sept. 2, at 12 o'clock, at the Manchester Court of Bankruptcy: solicitors, Messrs. Johnson, ...

... THE QUARTERLY TAB3LE OF MORTALT e We have jusat received the table of deaths registered in 1 f 115 districts of Etiglarud during the quarter ending June las s30, 1846, published by authority of the Registrar-Geue 'wi - ral. - bei 43,582 deaths were registered in the spring quatter gi ending June 30, a number greater by 28133 tnast werea registered in the corresponding quarter of 1845, and 4731 ...

... I ?? ltart itIritet. I Mfay' pa~st Four o'hekk,' T/hursdayg, August 64,1846. ,T. P5 sy ate nd 2 Od, 2, 2 US 2~ ra2 2~ 21: 21 mas 21 2( .,1 34 52 21 3 25 C412 ~134 213 2. to 23 23 23 12 0l3 ~523 053 012 0103 523 023 20 021 21 53 25 12 2: 12 S22 20 25 25 200 53 25 20 46 25 20 25 25 103 4C ?? 40 20 21) 22-5 225 25 423 12k 25 20 25 233 2(3 so 253 12s 21313 lol 25( r 0 2f) 2(3 50 25 20 25 200 2) I3 ...

... MEETING OF THE CHESTER AND .BIRKEN- HEAD RAILWAY COMPANY. I _ _ . .. . z .. I The half-yearly meeting of, the oroprietors in this un- from ulertaking took place yesterday s nnpjghi taitb e Claren- tanee don Rooms, Win. Jackeso) E~sq. IIcupid th,6chir 'shicl Mr. TOWNEvriND, the secretary,. rid 'ta6I6w1ing ke-: siden port for the past half year :- Il I Your directors leaveg great pleasr ~ 'e ...

... Al A It K ETS. LIVERPOOL COTrON M/ARKET. THiS EVENING (FOCODAY). The trade have purchased very freely this week, and the market has been firm, butcontinues to be so well supplied with all kinds that no change can be quoted in prices, excepting for the fair and good qualities of Orleans, which are rather dearer. 2,800 American and 200 Surat have been taken on speculation, and 3,640 American, ...