... SHIPPING IXI'ELIICLA'CE. fviii' lav-v- iii fvi ' Dltzr v-I conlvvu- vyvi (tvvl S.v~ 'jdtl'i.v'vv till (freev ly 81.ii Anwrie,:i tiriite-hv fi' Qvvv1ut ' (iiir~i iliXv. S..Xl vvitioi r v ilyvti mvivC frine G'vo~ Xi,r S bitjlivi 1v'Sltrit~s vt i'i lv- ?? (ivvtvrt,iv Arejerv'i lve Alt-rilitt ?? Tfrivilvivid. e too I for CitiltioltleMill ).Il 110c Oiprl~ Arl(;tO.X-,)v. 9-b isir liEii. l'vvrkiei. ...

... TUESDAY, August 4. BAN KRUPTCY ANNULLED. John Sugden, Keighicy, Yorkshire, worsted manufacturer, BANKRUPTS. IV. H. COX, College.wharf, Belvidere-road, Lambeth, barge- builder, Aug. 13, Sept. Y, rt Basinghall.street. Sols,, Messrs. Rick. son and Sons, Jewry-street, Aldgate; official asaig., Mr. Whitmore, Basingball.street. 1. BIRI), Harrow.on-the-Hill, grocer, Aug. 11, Sept. 11, at BD8- inghall ...

... CO3U1NTRY -MARKETS. CDERBY W\EEKLY S~ut't'BFIF.LD MiARKET. -'tUiESDAY, Aug. 11.-There wvas a large numbar of Beast, this moatrning of mliddling quelity,anid manyot thea; foreignlers; Sheep, an r average supply; fat Lsashs and Calves, scalrce. Btsef Ir ndc froml 5d. Itoogh fat, Ois. 6d. per stone. ~l. DERBY CORN ZIBARiiEr. e FR~IDAY, Aug. 7.-We halve te.day aamnall mairket; the farmers ...

... There was little doing yesterday in shares and •crip, and, with tome few exceptions, priccs were not well supported. The greater demand for money tends necesiarily to check speculation. Liverpool the dulnesa in the Share Market continued. The business done was very small, and generally at low prices. Ormskirks closed 3to 34 p.; West Riding Unions, p.; and most scrips were heavy. Little ...

... J. Ludgate-hill, City, jeweller, to . and September 25, at Basinghall-st. Sol., Fawcett. 2I1* 1 11 off. asaig., Whitniore, Basinghall-st Clip. W. Tinley and R. S. Putts, Old 'Change, Citv August 19 and September 18, Sol canv r«, tors'-eommons; off. assi?., Alsager, Birehin-lane Doc. H. Pahnf.ll, Moorgate-st.-chambers, City, » and September 25, at 501.,' Variant U)nßt * off. aas&., Whitmore, ...

... PRODUCE.—Mincing-lank, August 10.—Sugar: There lias been more steadiness in the article to-day than for some time past, and the wants of the trade have caused a full amount of business to be done. hhds. West India sold at prices a shade in favour Of the seller. 8,000 bags Mauritius also found buyers in public sale, at about Gd! advance, and 2,000 bags Bengal at about last week's prices. ...

... pHE FARM of MAINS of ALLATHAN, in the Parish of J- New Deer, is to be let, in Murray & M’Combie’s Writing Chambers, 103, Union Street, Aberdeen, on Friday thfc 28th of August current. The Farm, as newly marched, contains about 115 Imperial Acres. Farther information will be given by Alex. Reid, Byebush, near New Deer, or Murray & M'Combie, Advocates. Aberdeen, August, 1846. excellent arable ...

... .VCORPORATED BT CHARTER pHE Insured this Company whose Policies Lav 1 are respectfully reminded that a RF CElPTSreqn.reto betaken up from ftb^termT'atfd to°setti ni T eS to Property on very reason- makes’ no ,osses most promptly and liberally, the sun, insureH j eyond the regular rates) for Policies when » “» Agent in thit District. COCHRAN, Advocate, Aberdeen. WILL. SKINNER, Advocate, ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.-MARK LANE. LONDON. IIONDAY, Aug. 10.-There was a fair supply of wheat by land carriage samples fromEsnex, Kent, and Suffolk forthisblay's mnrket but Only a moderate quantity of barley, beans, and peas from all these counties, and the fresh arrivals of oats from our own coast and Scotland have been very trIfling, but seven vessels are in this mnorn. .Jng from Ireland with the ...

... I' ~~ THE DUBLIN MARKF.I;- S | JeACCuATELY REPORTED Tro TIIE yRrEEr., 5.1 TTlesday, 11th Al guat, li4f The Potato Market-There is a gotd deal of POtatoes ncoming into market, but all more or lesi tainted sa nree tso tha~t the starch manufacturers liave begun to buy at froi °Is to Is 6d per owt. The prices, tholrfore, v thi morning f romn ls to 7s per cwt. The loes of the crop is now ...

... OAJL''Y .llARKEYI' UfA (f'lY il',IS. TUI'SI)AY 7'IGIIT. .0N X'Y 31,\Rfl hr.- 'I 1 ERug]isi s tl lii tebeen v(ry hc'avv titrougliultit the (lti\, tlnd t:U)tSD(:tiOllS have blen trivitl. Con'ols liihve dletliictl ally per ient., the price for ilonioy being 963, to 90M, alnd or thite accounit, 95:1 to 9.5c,- 'Tlhc per Cen(s. RIedueL d closed it 06 to I; 'l'luee-and-a-Quiavtcr pter Ceiits. at 97,, ...

... 'T'HE ease of this ingenious and very deserving man is well A calculated to excite the benevolent sympathy of his countrx men. He is at present about 32 years of age, is married, and has a family of seven children. For many years, he led the life of an agricultural labourer; but, an afflictive dispensation of Providence, he has for some time been stone-deaf, and his general health is so much ...