... SHIPPIANG INTELLIGENCE. LOND;ON, AUG. 2. -1inld this dri3y at noon, N.E1, light brri'ze and fine clear weather.- Seven, p.m. ditto. D1)Ai., AU(;. -27.-Wind E. to E.N.E.-Arrived from the river and sailed the Jobu Edward for Bombay, Ruby tor Rimonusli. Sailed her M3ajesty's ship Athol forthe eastward. O'FF 1 jACIIY-It3AD, AUn.2'3.-The Cleopatra from Gre- naIda, Fla i;ni front New Orleans for ...

... . Oiarett -*ittlltgente. CORN EXCHANGE. AuG1sT 24. The suply of wheat was moderate this morning from the home counties, and of spring corn also. The trade opened with more activity. and wheat has been taken off by the millers st rates from Ss. to 4s. higher than on this day week. There is very little new in barley, and last woeek's prices are the urrent quotations. The oat trade thas not been ...

... WOOL. Tli WOOL TRADsE.-London, TurSriday.-The Wool mar- ket is dull, and the accounts from Sydney, of May 2, advising a reduction there in the price of the staple of 5 to 7J por cent., owing d to the unfavourable accounts received out from England, WIv shall rf have probably no advance here for the present. The imports of wool i- Into London during the week ending to-day have been 443 bales, ...

... LIVEIRPOOl ,lIL RiKE7S. cell PROVISION 11ARHKET, Au(;. 20. Rrr Tile import of Botter is 83,700 Skirsi of Irish and 400 he kevs of Alo itiea. Ani increased deciand again fior Butter aii this wev k, aiidltill arrivals were qu ickly taken by ti~e I1sg d-a ler's tit fuly ain advance ol 3. to 4s per cwvt From thle CIII previouis wiv ek's quotations. First selpectons of Waterfoerd Ias. ore now 0-Is ...

... 4*larket Inttlligtnpm. CORN EXCHANGE, AWGuaR 24. The supply of wheat was moderate this morning from the home counties, and of spring corn also. The trade opened with more activity.-and wheat has beon taken off by the millers st rates from 3s. to 4.. higher than on this day week. There is very little new In barley, and last week's prices are the current quqtations. The oat trade has not been ...

... Bankrupto ?? (Fromt Tveay's Gaztite, Augsta 25, 1846.) 11 BANKRUPTS. 11 William Pounel1, Iligh.street, Poplar, ?? 16 Woolcott, Museum-street, Bloomnsbury, fringe manu. iO ?? Sutcliffe, Lawrence-lane, warehouse- ?? Harvey, King William-street, City, lamp ?? Hlumfrey, Hockley, Warwickshire, coal ?? Brindley, Coventry, ?? la Boland. Manchestsr ?? Yates and Thomas Hartley miliams, Manchester, ...

... id In the Neptune, from Jamaica: Daniel & Sons, 160 bhhds 20 tres 50 brie sugar: C. Bernard, 14 casks In er; E. Bevan 2000 cocoa nuts In the Emerald, from Nevis: I. Clhxton, 15lahads 4 trcs 416 barrels seaer 2700 cocoa nute; Balileo & Co. 27 hhds segar, 5 puns runs 4 v5 thc William Canynges, from Africa: Luca & (o. 3,4 casks palm 4. oil 234 elephalits' teeth o- In the Regulus, from St. Jolh's, ...

... RAILIVWAY. RIAILWAY SHAE LIsT Fon FRIDAY, AuG., 28. )Ooilas s Paid Closing Pr'ices5 Business, Done. Alsiber.,N'Ot.Il SOP 2~ % ilsk 2 BlirlialahII0l & fwoll(stei 102 127 129 128 D~o, Now% (k~s. 7iA ?? l./~ l1¼ 322 Birl-liflill. oill OVId. JUDC. 4 4 ,epm 0 ¼ Bristol ad Extrcll 75 10 12 o ll'ilo iil ~llu~er. 0 20 221 pin 21 unlin~lgiil~iall45, r e 46sll ¼ ¾ dis Do. I. Sil'l'iars. ?? ¼ Do. ...

... [ [CONToINUED r~aM THlE Soeoaaorriisr.] WAKEFIELD CORN MLVARKET, YESTEEDAT, Aco, 28. Thle arrivals to this day's market are only moderate, the south shipments being Icept back by contrary winds. The demand for wheat is not quite so brisk as last week, aind old is ofibired rather cheaper, bat nowv, froin its 'presentA scarcity, makes full prices. Oats and Beens are in fair re- quest, at late ...

... ,SIPIPINlATG INTELLIGEATCE. CAUTION TO MARINERS.-SUINKEN VESSEL OFF CRO M ER. YAtMOUTIH, AUG. 2.-The James, of this port, passed the heel of a vessel's mast just out of the water off Cromer. LoNDON, AUGn. 2.-Wind this day at noon, N.E., fresh breeze and fine.-Seven, prm., N., light breeze and cloudy with light drizzling rain. OFF RAMSoGATEt, Aun, 28.-The Theodor, from Port- au-Prince, for ...

... - -CORN ?? LITERPOOL CORN M1ARKRET. I Friday. Two o'Clock, A1uqste, 28, 1840. The weather has continued remarkably fine, and great progress hasbeen made in getting iu the harvest; the great bulk of which is now secured in this dis- trict. T[e fineness oftbe weather has had rathera e quieting effect on the Wheat and Flour buyers, and, in the sales reported, extreme rates have not been obtained. ...

... Fnits Dy EgxLsxN.-STGAnt.-The trade bought 250 ?? anlt tiereCs, mu king the total purchliases of the week n only 1,070 Mitds and tierees, and prices is per cwt lower than on Friday last. The refined market is very dull. Standard lumpis are selling at G3s Od, and brown grocery at 02s Od per cwt. 4,000 bogs Mauritius offered in auction, were sold at at decline ?? to 2s per cwt. fine yellow ...