... 12AILWAY STIABFlLIST i'oR.SATtIJIDAY, AuD.29. Ii;o i;- ~S. ~ Paid. Closing 1'rieo' ilosiness Done'.- Aberd,.on ?? *. £12 I ( i. Atnber.,Not.,11usul..&3. 2%'AL' 'A4112 Dioigii M&1iooonisr 100 1217 160 Do. New (irs. V Ok' s)..I 3)%31 I~ Dirmini-nand COld. J1une 2 4 41_4pn10% ?? Exeter ?? 7A ]o 10 Id 1, Do. NseW 2. ?? 4 5,3 2PAlsolI0 B~ristol nmol Gloucester .. 10 20 22 pIll- ?? ire ?? 42s. 'A 1 ...

... DT|NDhrE AND PERTEH RAILWAY CONPANY. On Friday the third general half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of this company was held in the Royal Hotel, Dundee. Lord Kinnaird, the chairman of the company, pre- sided. The seal of the company having been attached to the regis- tration book, and the minutes of last meeting read, Mr Slijell. the secretary, then read the follawing report.- The ...

... THET TRADE OF THE YEAR. (From the RcouoaIsCt.) c We this day publish our usual supplement, containing the offi- r ?? accounts of the trade and navigation of the United Kingdom, t: for the six months ending the 5th tilt.. compared with the corres- G pending period of the two preceding years. These accounts do not present the commerce of the year in a very flattering aspect. O Ve must, howener, ...

... ?? - - l - - - - ?? . As. 9- ,- , e Gaztte.-Friclay, Augsst 21, 1846. CAVENDISH George Augustus, late of No. 43, Portmam Place, Aaida 1-1111, nilt nowv of Church Edl, Finchley, late clerk in the e employ of. IMessrs. Cox, Hamniereley, and Cox, army agents, ?, Craig's Court, Westminster, all in l-Middlesex, lodiginghousa e keeper; Angust 29, Oct. 2, Court of allikruiptccy, lasinghall- d street. ...

... LuzDs.-Ofl Saturday there was a full average amount of goods sold at the Oloth.hIalls, but on Tuesday there was athinnnrattandanceofbuyera, and lesshusines was done. There was very little business done on either day in fine and middle qualities of cloth, but in heavy winter goods, ad fancy cloakinga, there was a pretty fair demand. Prices are without any alteration, and the stocks on hand are ...

... RECEIPTS OF TRE CHARTIST 0O.OPEHATIYE LAND SOCIETY. e0 P~tE MR. O'CONNOR. of SECTION No. 1. u h e FISAREI. £ S. d. n Burrown, perR. Bosworth. .. , 2 7 6 is Birmingham, per W. Thom ., ,. . 0 15 0 MNYorwich, pr J. 'Hurry .. .. .. 2 0 0 Nottingham, per J, Sweet ., .. 1 15 6 - Halifax, per C. W. Smith ., .. - 1 0 0 ir Exeter, per F. Clark *- .. .. .. 2 1 4 Trvietock, per R. HolL. , .. .. 0 10 6 ...

... RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE TAFF-VALE RAILWAY COMPANY. The half-yearly general meeting of proprietors was held on Tuesday last, at the White Lion, in this city; Sir John Guest, Mt.P., was in the chair, and there was a large attendance of shareholders. The Secretary, Mr. KENWAY, then read the following REPORT. The directors are happy at being able to meet the proprie- torm with such a statement of ...

... RECEIPTS OF TIM CHARTIST CO-OPERATIVS LAND SOCIETY. PER MR. O'CONNOR. SECTION No. 1. SNAXlS. Barrowash, per R. Bosworth.. Birmingham, per W. Thom. orwich, per J. Hurry Nottingham, per J. Sweet Halifax, per C. W. Smith Exeter, per F. Clark - . Tavistock, per R. ITo1.. Selford, per J. Millington Aebton-utider.Lyne, per E. Hobson Manchester, per J. burray SECTION No, 2. *ilARUS, £ a. d. 27 G1 015 ...

... SATURDAY EVEXIb(t.-'ALLOW.-I'Iie5 lave rather I hoproved. St. I'etorshuirhl yellow eanldle, new from the scale, has been sold at *l°s 31 to Ias Gd. At auction, yesterdlv, 80 easks Ibrail fetched P3s to 4t2s; 40 casks North ALIneriean, 41s to 43s ; 30 casks NMV South W1ales, 40s (3d to 41s Vd for good, and 34s (3d to 39s per cwt. for low to middling. - TI- II MANUFACTURING DISTRICTS. liMANXtN ...

... BANKiRiUPTS-FRIDAY. Jesse C. Moore, Strand, bookseller, to surrender August 23, Oct. 2, at Baslnghall-st. Sols. Scott & Co. London Geo. A. Cavendish, Flncisley, lodging-house keeper, August 22, Oct. 2, at the same place. Sol. Hembery, London John MIller, Mary-street, Hoxton Oldtown, baker, Sept. 2, Oct 1, at the same place. SolicItor, Rt Nare, London Louis Meiunler, Lelcester-place, hotel ...

... fartets LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Aug. 2S. The arrivals of Wheat since Mlonday have been small, the fineness of the weather seems to affect the trade, and induces buyers to hold off; business is consequently dull, both for ERg- lib and foreign. No disposition, however, is evinced to reduce prices. The demand for banded to export continues, but there is little of suitable quality on sale. New barley ...

... Q. COIMMERCIAL INTIELLIGENCE. [Fsto t OUR Lo-noDoN CORISirosNENT.] City, T2huersdazy Er(enhirg. Tite produce markets have been snore freely suppliedl by ?? holders3 ned this lis led to a slight decline in prices in som5e iiustCalees. The dessand, iowever, is frir. Not much lis been doisg for exportalion. I SV6, '-Tienmarkethias tins weekbeesu in ratler a dull condi- tion, and Ihsl lias ...