... In the llnerva, from Trinidad: Miles and Kiogton, 437 hhds 10 tres d sugar; D. Cave, 75 hhds ditto f In the Elag, from Trinidad: Fry & Sons, li1 bags cocoa; D. Uave, h7 Mds 3 tres 4 brls sugar. Order, 71 hhd; 2 trcs sugar h. In the Cydeside, from Patagonla: W. Williams, 300 tons guauo, 5 casks crystals of ammonia In the Lauriusa, from Demerara: FryC&Sons, P82 hhds 20 trcs sugar In the oesan, ...

... WOOL. TIlE WOOL TRADE.-London, 77Tarsday.-The wool mar- het is quiet. The imports Into London during the week ending to- day have been 3.152 bales, of which 1,331 were from Sydney, 834 from Iort Philip, 375 from Germany, 184 from France, 143 from Russia, 2li from Van Diemen's Land, and the rest from the Cape of Good Ilope, Alexandria, &c. FOREIGN WOOL TRADE.-LeCds, A u9ust 14.-The foreign ...

... Ipswscs, Aug. 11.-At this day's marlket we bad but short supply of wheat,which met ready sale at an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr: red wheat fetched 44s. to 47s., and white ditto 49s. to 52s. per quarter. No other grain on ?? was a very short supply of fat beef and mutton at market to-day, but those shewn were readily disposed of at late rates. The store market was thinly supplied with all ...

... From the LONDON GAZBTTE of Friday, Aug. 14. BANKRUPTS. 3. B. BL~OOMIELDt, jun., Poole, chyrmist and drugst e Augustg2 and September 25, at Basisgtallst. SoL, igh MT hall-st. ;off. assig., Whitmore, Basinglhaillst. t aig F. HOLMES and J. HOoirics, Soutthtown, Suffolk, ship-baiod August28 and October 2, at Basinghalldst. Sol., Storey, Gr'y'a 13a1; off. assig., Afsager, Birchin-lfane. . ., ...

... SHIPPING INT'ELLIGENCE, T noAute. 14.-Wind thisi dais at noon ?? inoderate ttrt'tzc antd fine cehar te~tir-e ?? ditto, lisIA i, Are:. M.I-Winid S.w.--Artiveas the, tirnile Taytaor from Fetw Orleen1s, tohno frost Mil-arniefil, Evl~ ida fronm Vllirtiibnto, tlan- tanl frontt 'New Orleans. Ahit icd fromn itie rivir thet Northusmberland firt tItladro, 111whi'rster for Calettla, Agnes Sophift for ...

... ?- laarket ? futtilta#Cie.,,!;.: ? ? CORN EXCRANGE, Ausoer 12. c( There wan an increased demand for consumption ths morning for both wheat and flour at thwfuli prices of in Monday; some speculative enquiry was also experienced,. ul founded upon~ favourable reports of the yield of the new tii wheatand accounts of the spread of the potaue disease. pi It did not, however, lead to much actual ...

... 33aftdruptl &c., (F.rsa& Tucaay'e Ga-rette, Agitat 11, 18468. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Turner, Ludgate-hill, ?? Tunley andl Richard Stuith Potts, Old Change, comlmon carriers -llenryv Paralel, Monrgatcwatree-Lchaitbers, Mocirgate. street, iiuctioneer-Will'aM Henry Mm timer, Lower lar- leyctreet, wcood paviour - James Hayward and David Adam, Poternsoster-r~ow, ?? Mitclell, Westorhaml, lKent, ?? Bishop ...

... I TRADR, COMMrERCH, A'ND MANUFACTURES. COLONIAL MARKETS. cd(Press tse Lonalant Newo Price Cusr5ied5 AS5P. 11.1 - SUGARc.-Importers of West-India sugar displayed more firm- orness, and refused to sell in the private market any deiscription, ~k, excepting at prices equal to those of Friday; the demand was asgood, and the refiners tile principal operators; the quantity disposed of privately ...

... = I ..OW Ifil9 aotmil ltzz. ?? ?? - - . - -- ?? ?? I.. . ?? BOOT AND - nOI-A- E.R-WO iha'ze recoivetd theI following from the City Trade ot Boot and Shoe I makers :I I The late disagreomeut among the different sections of I ou tredo aLoniaon, which bus oawed upwards of 1100 of Its members to q.qrom iii.4eanusi.X ,hba in. flicted a serious irt'y 1 ti1 thatV aottion 6fit iIaat. 1 ~enis, ~irh a ? ...

... retl tales LONDON CO l:N-EXCHAiNGE.-Afeintv. been The supply of English wheat this morning wats moderate, ind nearly ti d all of thc I erop; the quality and coniitiOn tino. We experienced tle a more extensive sale for both Bnglish and foreign wheat at last mon- The day's prices, but any attempt to estbittisl a nn awvatnce at lonce sa ts atY ; buoIness. Some cargoes (Just arrived from the ...

... I PRESTON MARKETM-SaiiET-day iast The mirket to day was better attended than for some time past, and much more grain was oeired for sale, ThT demand saslso obriskebr, ad a dvancedrates were realfse ffor Wheot. A quantity of very fine new W td ht Wheat, the first offered'here, 'was pitched by Mr John Wignall, of Carleton, In the Fylde, for which h e refused 25s. Meal was ellghrlylower. e5 d. S ...

... (orninetre ant rabe. WOOL.-The market is quiet. The imports into Londoa during the week ending Thursday have been 3,152 bales, of which 1,331 were from Sydney, 834 from Port Plhillip, 375 from Germany, 184 from France, 143 from Russia, 210 from Van Diemen's Land, and the rest from the Cape of Good Hope, Alexandria, &c. COTTON.-At Manchester, on Thursday, there bad been little change during the ...