... iMOVNEYIARtaI' (Land (IllE' Nl'lUS. TI ESDAY -NIGHT. MOnNEY 1Au2.TeEilsiFibia be b n s;lighltly imlpl'oviiig, aid close tit an ndvaiir' (21 ] Perce'(nlt. upl P ~v i-teria'il22) 'S (oatioltliS. ('02 sols tor Miariev, 4J5.N 'I ; or thuj Account 95Oil to 1. 20(rl 1)ei. Cent s. goIU' i,9 to 1F~re112 1 1211 21. Quarter pi' Co n ts., 977 to 8 ; Ban2k Slock, 208 to (t; Iiidia Stoack, 2.58 to (10 ;E. ...

... CORN EXHANGE.-7IARK LANE, LONDON. lISONAYA, Abug H l .7.-Tje supply ofiteatfrom Essex, Knt, and Sdfol liby land carriage sasples for this dy'siturketw wastilyi nde. rate, with a ?? quiality of barley, beans, and peas from ial these colunties, aid only a atil fresh arrival of oats from b lsiant cO ntiers on our own coasl, Scotland, and Ireland. There hove been tolerably good itnportatutios of ...

... than the f*;,l cup of William the Conqueror, which has been fcr centuries »iaudf down from father son in the family Madame Mathu. ...

... Sir Charles Wetherell has sunk under the consequences of his late accident; he expired at Preston-hall, near Maidenhead, about half-past five p.m. on Monday. He remained insensible to the last, and unconscious of the presence of his friends. Sir Charles was the son of the Rev. Dr. Nathan Wetherell, Master of University College, Oxford, and Dean of Hereford. He was born Oxford in 1770. The ...

... -- - - TUESDAY, August II. BANItRUPTCIES ANNUL.LED. Williami Molynoux, Sandwich, Kent, innkeeper. Thomas Bedford, Croydon-lcommou, Surrey, baker. BANKRUPTS. J. TURNER, Ludgate-bill jeweller, Aug. 21, Sept. 25, at Basing. hall-street. Sol., Dir. Fawcett, Jewin-street, Cripplegate; official assig., Dr. AVlitmore, BasingbRil-ltreet. W.TluNLEY and nt. s. POTTS, Old Change, City, common carilers, ...

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... PIES>'J7'A7'z lr ISI'9 THl '1J11TH D READ- G UI' OFTHE SCOTTIShl JOINT STUCKE .AThNJS l] ILL. D I ;SI:;T I N T- 1. BIteutie lie bill is inconsistentt with those free ant libera! pr'ilwiple,; of trade, by wihich lier \lli jesty's Initlisters are ujidermtood to be governed; inasliuch IIS, willer the pretenw' ot 01 imoving a. iutonopoly, diaed ratitageolis to the public, it co(e'rs the itollopoly ...

... COMAERCIAL. RETROSPECT. f A \..l .. . .. 4 ?? - 1-. - - w..7 . I Abridged from P'rince's Price Current.) Pr SU(:AII.-There has been :a good deal of business done this Fr week in nearly all descriptions. Yesterday West India mus- - covado was ?? wilts increa;sed freedom, and rather stiffer rates were obtained. The sales were 500 casks, making 2,550 bids and trcs for the week; and prices (;d. to ...

... RAIL WAY YS. RAILWAY SH ARE LIST ?? TUESDAY, Aun. IS. Railways. Paid. Closing 1rive'~ Iasines Dne ?? .. .. .e15 O6' 4 5 dli' ' 14 Aoxi i er,, Not., ?? ac ?? 34 4 di) ?? &r (tIsisr 100 l128 110 Ihi Nrc ~k. 7-4 dk. 71 ...

... A public meeting was held on Monday evening {for the details of Which, owing to the pressure of the 'arliamentary debate, we had not room in yesterday's paper) at the Crown and Anchor Tarern, Strand,on the subject of American slavery, and to establish an Anti-Slavery League. It having been. announced that the meeting would be addressed by Wm. Lloyd Garrison, E*q., the president of the American ...