... FROM THE 7PONTON GAZETTE FRYDAY JULY 23. BANKRUPTS. W. and J. HASiMER. Whitecbapel-road, crach mtakers, to sutrendec July So, at half-past eleven, and Sept. 3, at twelve, at the Court Basinogballstreet Cannon, official assignee, Birchin-lane; Pardel a Co, New Broad-street, solicitore. a E C. PoWtLL, Bermondsey. baker, July 30, and September 3, a steven, at the Court, Basinghall-street. Cannan, ...

... BRITISH FUNDS.-(Clooing Pric) Frida. Sal .Jafsid, Tues. iYedn. naho. Bank Stock, 7 per Cent. 198 1931il 198 197i 197 8 per Cent Consols 8 ?? 8 * 8k 88 831 80* Ditto for Account . ?? 8 _ _ 88 8 6 88 89t 5 per Cents Reduced ?? 8 _. 89t New 3t per ?? d909090190 Long Anns. Jan. 5, ?? 9 90 9t 9 India Stock, . 4 26 ?? 243 243 India Bonds, 1,00. 5 5 5 5 Exeheq.-bils, 2d perdiem. ll en. I PM ll pm II ...

... FOREIGN CORN- T1 ADE. . .4 The accounts from the continent continue to speak very well of the rprobable result of the corn harvest, but potatoes are said to have beea l attacked by the disorder of last year, particularly in Holland. Tbe )late rally in prices of wheat in this country appears to have had the 9 effect of causing holders at most of the Baltic ports (where stocks are very small) to ...

... R ,~ , 8. i ; ,; b~ . , :/ ( ?? ' i MONEyT -MARKET,- AND CITY INTELLIGENCE- ;ERIDAY VENING. The otransactions in the Fonds have beeni very limited during 'the week, the attention of the jobbers and specu- lators beig iabsorbed' with the City Election. Tbe market, bowevers has evinced tuudh firmness. Cinsoia, bad improved to 89*, ne'arly i. per cent, but are flatter to~dayjn Pflonsequence of a ...

... I, MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL MAR ETS.| CITY, FkIDAY Monoslrsa. The proposals of the Irish party to promote emigration upon an extensive scale, have excited some attention in British North America, and whether they are likely to be carried olat or not, it is considered to be of some importance that the proper channels should not be overlooked into which the emigration might be usefully directed. ...

... BANBURY, July .11 —(1 mem.; 393 voters.) Poll at ( Tancred (L 226 close. \ Maegregor (C.) 164 Election Tancred (L.), 124; Holbeach (C.), 100; Vincent BEVERLEY, July 31.—(2 menu. ; 1,122 voters.) Poll at close Sir I. L. Go'ldsmid(*L.V2s9 Election 1841: Towncley (L.), 531; Sir J. W.Hogg (C.), 529; Fox (CO, 488. BEWDLEY, July 30.—(1 mem.; 406 voters.) Poll / Ireland (C.) 160 cloce. | Sir T. ...

... Haymabket Theatre.—Mr. Webster, the energetic lessee of this establishment, took his benefit on Satur day, being tbe last night of the season. The performances selected were The Love Chase—to fill her part in which Mrs. Nisbett came up from the provinces— Popping the Question, and The Invisible Prince. In addition to these entertainments, Mr. Chatterton's three youthful pupils played ...

... ENGLAND—SOO Members. ABINGBON: LUDLOW: Sir F. Thesigcr C Oiv» C' ANDOVER: Col ...

... ANGLESEY BOKOUGHS. The election for the boroughs of Beaumaris, Llangefni, Amlwch, and Holyhead took place at Beaumaris on Saturday last. Mr. W. B.JEd wards read letter from the Hon. W. O. Stanley, intimating that it was not his intention to contest the boroughs on the present occasion.—Mr. E. E. Meyrick proposed Lord George Frederick Augustus Paget. —Mr. Greathead seconded the nomination.—No ...

... sections, and is entitle An Act for giving further facilities for the transmission let.ers by post, and for the regulating the duties of thereon, and for other purposes relating to the By the Ist section, so muehof the act | & enacts that no letter exceeding six ounces by post is repealed, and by power riven in OI toprevent bulky packets from being^^KS to the Commissioners of the Treasury bv ...

... | We have to-day to record the death of ('apt. G. Maclean, another of those useful and valuable men who unostentatiously and resolutely serve their country comparatively subordinate situations, but whose abilities, j udgmeut, and decision would quality them for the most distinguished posts. Capt. Maclean closed his valuable life at Cape Coast, on the western oast of Africa, the 22nd of May ...

... BERKSHIRE. Vesterdaythe nomination took place in the Ceunty-hall, at Abingdon.—Mr. B. Wroughton proposed Mr. R. Palmer. Mr. Sawyer seconded.—Sir R. O. Throckmorton proposed Mr. I'usey. Sir E. G. East seconded.—Mr. W. Mount nominated Lord Barrington. Mr. E. M. Atkins seconded. —Mr. J. Neale and Mr. C. Eyston addressed the electors.— Mr. B. Ward nominated tho Rev. H. Leake, of Witney, Oxon, as ...