... ''fauttet U 1. ? qorts ?? ?? . ?? . .? ? : id. MANOHESTE ?? Ale en Articles. Ls aod~ a h. Beef ?? ?? Ur Mutton ?? o. 0 8 !l't 'Pck..06..h O*cc Sal0mon 8 1 ?? 8 1 Coet. h03.a00 ?? ?? ?? 00.a0I Solebs ?? 0..0 5a PLabtes ?? 0 1 ed ?? ?? O . 0 D a' ?? ?? .. Of ?? 6t ?? achabeG .eaoh 0 ?? ~e ?? be Role s rae ?? .. 00 h Haldibuk.; ?? 0 a 1 108_9 ?? 0 .0 08 5 ?? ?? Ray' i ?? Plo ?? ?? ' 003 . 00 ...

... _ _- r E NY D ( 1121 YE W AS. Al RK - ' FRIDA of F. ?? rguspension of a 'C n TI nfllester is announced, with reel; IIuf 16,000&. The report of the a ol tioian2i, of Consatan.inol L, ann I~IOlO ° oj our coutemporariesnproves to be fatuced b) t Itt c elice it is still higly pro- drc iid C 0i of Lroud~lO, will be able bletlitt 5ig dffilcultieg lje has placed his ,oSuroIo at d^(f ,essrs. ...

... 11 -YESTERDAY'S MARIETS. -1 [BY BRITISH AND IRISHs MAGNETIC TELEGRAlH.3 LONDON CORN ExCeANGE.-Weather hot. Supplies small. Market slow for wheat, but not lower. Barley in better demand. Oats 6d. dearer; N orfolk flour 419. WAKEFIELD CORN MARIKET.- Wheat trade quiet, but last week's prices fully maintained. Courz . DOTTER MA&RKET. - Firsts, 106g.; seconds, 103s.; thirds, 90s.; fourths, 90s.; ...

... . CORN EXCHNaNE, Monday, Ttly 27. This morning we had a very moderate show of English l Wheat, the greater portion of which was left over from prevous arrivals, the fresh supply being unusually scanty. The demand wats very limited, but the smallness of supply enabled factors to maintain a tolerable degree of firmness, and the few sales made were generally at about the prices obtainable this ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCY. C A S UA L T Y. Brazillan, bence at Troon, for Fewfoundlaid, witb boats stovc, and vweol- trained very mucb.-Liverpool, July 31. LIvapFoOL Uzi AT Foasiol Poils.-Alblon, Stirliug, and Julee Reiarlob, at Cronstadit; SpeoUaut, at NeUStndt; Melia (W), at Malta. BAxLxD vao LvEaRooL.-Milan (e), from TrLieete, July 24. A R R I V D. AMAr.Mm-at Deal, July, 1, from ?? Demerara ...

... COUNTRY MlARKETS. OXFORD, JULY 25.-The market, considering the time of year, was well attended; but little Wheat was shown and a considerable decline in the price took placo. A fine lot of red Wheat made as high as 619. per qr., while inferior samples were as low as 52s. A few samples of new Barlay were offered, bat the quality was by no means first rate, althlough grown on fine Barley land. ...

... - -. Among the many Ram Sales which take place at this season of the year, in this neighbourhood, there is none wvbich is lookied forward to with greater interest or attended better than the Middle Aston sale. It has become to be regarded as an annual gathering, and the place of meeting for breeders aud flock-masters from all parts of the kingdom. This was particularly so at the sale on ...

... SHIPPING INTELLI GENCGE. POUT P.NERHi2, BA-NGOit.-Arrived, the ?? Glv-rlinonvy, Jones-Rebrkah, Davies-Eleanor Alice Williamns-Jane S Alice, Jones-Providenee, Boberls-Abeona, Lewis-lleoehyn, Letris-Centurary, Wlilliant-Alicc Ann, Evans-%lerlin, Joles-Ceres, lees-and the Express, Owen, Cleared out,-the James Mfarlia, Eszis-Liberty, Iloberts-Lord Exmotsth. Willietes-Glasrneoai Thoitas-larbara, ...

... ;-, Letters and papers'have arrived. The depar- ture of the steamer from Bombay was, twice de- layed, by Government, which accounts for the late arrival. The BoPmbay iies' T of July I at say the ,rehelion is almost universal, in the.,'Ben- gal' rmy; and the '70th Native I Infantry, which was publicly thanked by the Governor- Genetal in-person for its loyalty three weeks ago, has been disarmed ...

... CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY 31. ENTERED OUTWALRDS.The Batiadingers for Bremen, Abunadance for Stettin. VOEts for Waterford, Faith for Boston, Albion for Boulogne. Diana, for Amsterdam, Triton for Calais, Soho for H arer, Ville de Paris for Dieppe, and the Aurora for Bremen. CLEARED OUTWAEIJs.-The Lutkeu for Harhurg, Cupid for Dunkirk. Admiral tor`Brussela, Louisa for Sierra Lione, Sootland for the Cape ...

... 6ta e anlt C zumera. NManriopiiolilamn Ca,1ttle 17ru.s-L MoatDr.-The arrival of cattle and sheep into the portof eolwdon oroin tile continent ditrioe thle p 1st week lis Icen rather large. The Castor-laouse return eives ano cnrry *f :;9S exer and cows, 823 catres, 686 pigs, and 5,367 sheep, malinr t tntll of 7,474 head. FrIDAY.-'t'he trade to-day wais low for o vel, b-of, aid mlutton, at bar ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. BANKIUPTS.-tFrom Last Night's G azedtel. Alexander Robinson, Great Saint Helen's, London, merchan t Andrew Kenn, Southa mpton, tin mber-merchaut James Castle, Little Farngdon, Berks, miller Geo. Won. Neales, New Oxiord-street, Middlesex, upholsterer Robert Ed mands, Bloom ebury, 31iddlesex, dealer in shares Henry Sutton, Plaistow Marsh, Essex, builder Jaipes S immons, ...