... EIZOM T;i.;. IA)?NDON oALE'1T'il _ _ -- i/: ieo, 1ff--- 4, A -st I I I i-elli h '.0:1 b1 il ni-ic jollely pie-tosed to appoint Lieiten:lit- L'toion, ll the ii ii. C. B. 1 lni ci t;ie t l, ; ue)rr in Ordiinry to ber -M'l jety., to tii.' ron1 of Colonil C. 1. J. Arbuithinot, Teaigi-ied. N Liil-hdi-i .Aii-iia ii. ih. Q .ee ,I,,a i e.en pica-ed to direct letters partet t, lii pisseld onl.'er ...

... London alnd PrOvinCW Grain 1ffmzketg. I _ I OLD CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, August 10, 1846. p The weather since Friday has continued cloudy, but we have as dyet had no rain. The fresh supply of English WNheat to this morn- d ing's marlet was very moderate, and consisted chieflyof new. which t-wasecleared, ff'early at the fuillrtes of this dayweek; old Wheat. however, was not so much sought after, ...

... 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 ...

... ASMEDEENDMA___ I I A'BERDEEN CORN MARKET, FitDpA LAST. The prices to-day had a tendency upwards. There was aaiai derable quantity of foreign grain off'ered-prices, 21°. 6d. Tapliv for grain of home growth were- Potato Oats ..,.225 6d to 23s Gd l Common Oats .. . 21 3 G 40d to s hb;3 Bear,.205 Gd to 00s ud Barle .26H Gd to 2Ss od 52 lbs. par hush. Oatmeal .. . ISe 6d to ...

... eft,.hd 0F IRISH STOCKS DURING THE WSHK WED. THUk5. FBI. 8AT. MON. TESi. 3 per CtCons, i 5 % 953 95% 96% 9563 9536 Reduced do _ _ _ _ _ 3i per CtStoek O6 % 7/ 96% 51 966%% 963 96%36 96ff 34 I'ebentureo - - _ L Aniniltes *. _ _ - _ - _ Bank Stock.. - 209 2036 208 G.Canal Stock - Do Debs 6pr ct Do Debs bprct a t 9O Debs 4pr e t Do Dabs 4pr ct new ?? Citydo 4 pr ct 85 85 85 Do do 4 pr ct new . _ ...

... - TIIH DUBLIN N INRNiETS S (AccU77t'rrTLY REPORTED 'OR THtE FnRrEaIAN. 'T'uesday, 18.h Auaaut, stags The Potato Crops -the Dublin iIlaruietq..We verrs mnch regret to have to confirm our former reports of the failure of the crops, ea ly as well aq late, Snd that our worst a,. prehenpions have unhappily been realizer, the disco ta' season being general, and nearly two months9 earlier whereas ...

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... Cattle a3ld Memt Market% - vealStrd THFwEad , rae boatr. Asatvonry 1e During the Past week the imports of live stock onto amoanted to 20~ oxen from Hambughs sheep, 64 lambs, and 25 calves from Rotter 2o°I. xen and 54 sheep, 61 lambs, and 20) calves from Harlng'l7oen, ant B20 head of beasts 'and sheep, most of EbSChinden. t et 1 condition. To-day we had on ofr abo w GhOwfere land | 1930 sheep ...

... -- - - 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, ...