... COUNTRY XIARKETS. lI O FORD, AUGusT 27-Not a voiv lzarge attendance of j ac .;lls argain s.t mlarket to-da i bi-tws x0ere plentiiul, and had there been an inelin ..tbu onl thre part ef ?? to hiaie s80.10itted in a redu .tici, a glood si of w heat Would hlse challg iged ban(S ; the fewv sakles ta;t %%ere made did s t r:.intiia ia-,t week',. prices. There a as not miu:!! iiriquiry 1o1 lioalting ...

... (Fromt the London (Grazettc of Friday, Sept. 23.) BANKRUPTS. Andre Fresco, Oxford-strect, dentist. ?? Tcesdale, Peterborough, licensed victulaller. Louise Augustine Steinmann and Alfred Steinun, 13aker- street, Portman. sqnare, jewcllers. Bhinjamil Pay, Graceclurch-strect, oibilaln. John Hluntley enlward, Bristol, milliner. Edwvard Willimsii, Aberdare, haoy merchant. Sa muel Ti ci ethan ...

... COUNTRY XTABRETS. | OKYtORl), Sept. 17. - The sipplv of wheat was rather- linited, with a bettcr denlmand reid a good many sales. were effected ; white wheat was .sorthi from 42s. to 45s. per (r., red from 40s, to 14s. Barley was a very plentiful. suitpl, and rcalized from 23s. tp 33s. Oats sold from 21s. to zls., beans, 39s. to i0s. ; hoa peas, 40s., boiling 48s. to. 5(s. Flour, 3is. per sack ...

... (From Friday's Mercantile Oazeftr.) The supply of English wheat at Mark-lane oil Monday was short, and coming forward better condition, pood sale was experienced. Prime samples, particularly white, were Is. per quarter higher, all other sorts commanding full prices, with a tolerably good clearance, a few samples being left over unsold for future markets. There was moderate business transacted ...

... Hei Majesty, the Prince Consort, together with two three of the junior members of the Koyal Family, and the Court, arrived at the Royal Clarence Yard Monday evening last, en route to Osborne. The Queen was received Admiral Bowles, C.8., Rear Admiral the Hon. George Grey, General the Hon. Sir J. Y. Scarlett, k.c.b., with their respective stall's, and other officers of the port and garrison. On ...

... THE CONGRESS. We (the Timet) have received the following telegram from our Vienna correspondent:— VIENNA, Thursday Austria has positively refused to become a party to the Congress, unless it is preceded by a general and simultaneous disarmament. The foregoing is perfectly authentic. INDIA AND CHINA. O F I C I A L TEL E G A M . The following telegram was received at the India Office, on ...

... AND THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR AT VIEXXA. Tlie Hard publishes the following as the text of the specrli ma ...

... THE CORN TRAD.-[During the past week.I (From ?? arpress of Monday, June 27.) an The weather of the past week hits been all that could his have been desired, both for getting in the bay and advancing the corn crops. Borne quantity of the former WI has been got into ricks, but does not turn out more than FiL about an average yield, having shot up too fast to make Fir a heavy gathering. The ...

... Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain in the Quarters ended the 30th Sept., 1U8, and the 30th Sept., 1859, showing the Increase or Decrease on each head thereof. Qrs. ended Sept. 30, increase. Decrease 1858. 159. Customs ?? 6,115,422 6,576,066 461,444 - Excise .. 5,0K5,000 5,549,000 464,000 - Stamps 1,831,000 1,937,000 106,000 - Taxes . .. ?? 1 410,000 146,000 5,000 - ...

... (Frio'eh iioosjord and Lay's Circuladr.) MARIK LANE, FRIDAY. Attendance snall, yet English wvheat commanded extrenle prices of Mlonday, and in a few instances that day's ceUr- renrcywas ratlierexcee(ledfor foreign, btitdemandacontinued limited. Value of barley, beans, and peas, unchanged oat-trade slow, and Russian 6d. cheaper. ARRIVALS, British. Iri4h. Foreign. ?? .. 1630 ?? . 9240 Barley .. ...

... Agent—Mr. C. Stewart. On Friday last an excellent lecture on Tlie beautiful and wonderful in nature was delivered to the Institution by Mr. E. Wheeler, c.E. The illustrations, consisting of experiments with very powerful induction coil, were of the first order, and they instructed and gratified very large audience, The next lecture, on Tyre, Venice, and England, will be delivered the Rev ...

... CO'WSTRY M-ARRETS. OXFORD, Jet 't The rsr^ to-diy was bettcr Pvttendie2 and m,'ore samipbes shoe in, b t, owing to the fiSu, weather5 there wvas soer ly any inol;m-tioln top'urehlase, anless frons. shecr necessry. The priee of wheat was inm th al(out thii same as last week. Otltr kinds of grain wcve very ?? of sale, pr~ces nominally iho sa:re. One sa~npie of nlW' peas ws shown. FIlour usos ...