... BRISTOL FIPORTS. IIn the Victoria, from Buenos Ayres: W. and . wer,08 pi es 70,half-pipes tallow, 20,000 bones, 100 tons mnixed boe Yn the Ann Catherine, from Barbadoes: T.:Dandie and Sons, Y304 lids 19 trcs 40 brls sugar, 16 lids rums. I. In the Agnes Leede, fr~om New York: Stoate and Hosegood, a10,502 bags wheat; it. and W. Kin~ LO brls flour; Hump ries 'tand Co., 15031 bags Indian. co . alt ...

... COLONIAL MARKETS. (From the London New Price Current). TEA.-A steady business Is passing in most kinds of tea, and prices are well supported. Ordinary to good ordinary congou is quoted at lId. to Is. Id. per lb. SUGAn,.-Most kinds of raw sugar are In steady request, at full quotations. Jamaica is selling at 82s. to 40s.; Demerara, ie0. 6d. to 44a. Cd.; Barbadoes, 34s, to 41s. Cd.; Mauritius, ...

... COMMISSION Signed by the Lord-Lieutenant of the County of Hereford- B, L. Sanders, Esq., to be Deputy-Lieuteanut. BANKRIUPTS-FRIDAY, FEB. 27. William Morley and Edward Stears, late of Broad-street- buildings. London, gas engineers, to surrender March 17, at the Loundon Banlcruptcy Court. Alfred Bloxall, Thomas-strcet, London, oil gauger, March 12, at the same place. Thomas Poole, ITarefield, ...

... CORN AND PRODUCE MARKETS LONDON CORN MARKET, Friday.-Although trade at this market was quiet, and no noteworthy transactons were effected in an y description of grain, Prices nevertheles buffered no reduction, and were quoted as on Monday. ARRIVALS. Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. Flow. 890 qrs. 1680 qrs. -qrs. 1343 qrs, 450 8eks, Foreign ?? - 3260 - . 2830 . LONDON, Friday Everenin. - Osn Chanle, ...

... COLONIAL MABRBETS. (F'ron the London Neo Price Current). TEA.-Tbe demand for tea has ruled heavy, at the late decline in the quotations. The delivery last week was SUGAR,-A fair busineas is passing in most descriptions of raw sugar. 'In prices iery llttle chnnge baa taken place. The stock it 121,272 tons, against 09,926 tons last year. White Boenres is quoted at l7e, to 4Ss, 6d; yellow ditto, ...

... SATURDAY. AUGUST 17, 1861. TAXES are not in themselves very poetical things; they appeal neither to the heart nor to the imagination; yet, perhaps, we should be wrong in denying that they offer as great a field to the true poet as even the military history of the country. Their tale is essentially of change,-the gradual and imperceptible change which civilization, education, refinement, and ...

... BRISTOL DIPORTS. [FROM MONDAY'S PRESENTMENT.] In the Tahti from Salina: J. Turner and Co., 3760 qrs barley,' f808 mats for dunnage. In the Cattarina Accame, from Tagaurog: Wait and James, 3870 qrs wheat. In the William Yen, from Quebec: F. K. Barnes and Son, 2336 pea deals. 632 pea timber, 1500 pipe staves, 12 cords lath- wood; Ebbw Vale Co., 50 tons old iron; Order, 4 brls apples. In the ...

... BRISTOL OHAMBER OF COMMERCE. The annual'meeting of this body wtse held on Wednesday, at the Merchiauts'-ball, the president, Mr. P1. W. S. Miles, in the chair. Thlere was a moderate attendialce. A voluminous reo t o te proecediegs, of the chamber during the past year wsreadr by th eretary, Mr, Leonard B~ruton. Yin reference to the Bill to be brought before the ensuing session of i'arliament ...

... CORfN AND PRODUCE MARKETS. LONDON CORN MAonrn, Fridav.-Attendance untsu3l[Y limited. Business transacted ia vwheat at quite a minimuh 3 extent. Prlces nominally as on Monday. Spring corn qulet- at Monday's rates. AR~RVALS.B. Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oats. Flour. Engl sh 1230 irs. 2310 3280 qrs.I 1980 qrO. ItO3 Sl. .Irls. - - 0 eO Foreign.. 142C0 145S0 - 10310 t LONDON, Friday Bvenklg. - On 'Chane. ...

... ,BARIST, -IMPORTS. ; [P101 MOIND.iY', '.'PREsENnaENr.] the Williani, from' Saiua la Grande; W. Bele ani CO, 100 hds 100 trcs snzar' . ' C In~the Meteor, from Cardena9:,W. Beloe and Co., 492 11hds 117 tres 1 brl 10 boxes sugar. In the Lotus, from Quebec: P. . Barnes and SoDS, 33pa8 oak timber, 63 pes red pine, 121d pbs yellow do, 7oo pcs ?? I deals, 400 pes pine ends, 1710 pipe staves, 1200 IV ...

... COLONIAL MARKETS. (Fromni t/e London New Price Current). Owing to the holidays no public sales of colonial produce have talceo place. The small amount of business passing in most articles is therefore by private coutract. TEA.-Alllcinds of tea have changed hands to a limited ex- tent at about previous currencies. SUGAR.-Our market, both as regards raw and refined sugar. is firm as to price; ...

... [FROM 9OOODAT'S 'POIEENTrMENT.] In the Ebenezer, from Geeatemiande-W. Baker anld Sons, I2620 owtl wheat. In the Naparima, from Tralndad-W. Beloc and Co.. 397 ld 47 tree 3 brIB sugar, 29 puns ram, I box machinery, 26 caeks2 tanks molasses. In Visc Corsair, from Charente-G.G and S. Wills, 8 puns 34 Ilid 56 qr-ok8 578 oises brandy;- Garrard and Bartram, 81 lids 17 qr-oks 120 oases do ; 1B. ...