... Taesday, Auagust 27. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. -R. NEIL, Ilamllton-terrace, St. John's-wood, law student. BANKRUiPTS.-E. COOlllBS, Greece-strect, Rathbone-place, builder _ J. DALLISON, Westlnuoreland-pl uce, City-road, builder - S. S. HARRIS, Chancery-lane, auctioneer - 11. HUBBARD, Harp-alley, Forriagdonl-otreec, buker-J. JOY(.E, Mulrray-street, Hoxton, carpenter -F. JACllSON, Oakley-place, ...

... -b.AT.E S T UO&- O De FMIAY e.0ni Jgow ..COJThj,&c.- The foreign arivalsof~grihaindfuflourhbava beenves I vyhiosaeek. ~ At *Prk]-n~tui1 moviing the wheat trae~ewg* jiiookq re tin 'day. idar *o elo ldokllkg fi . lipr 5 p r t aat h r e liea r o ih n f e~ 6 ?? so Sp n a pf , ~ ~ l f u f d t.V 'AFlw~m w0a adrso Idbkidg E0glI Whae~s 37'qiih vtaes '40;1; moll, 9.Op oats. ej. le e.eeo Landpigsab ...

... . ' RAMEVNIiNISM ABROMD. - _lordStauljyAnJaddresaingheelfeton r sentatives abroad, for Winfrmation on, industrial svd- jects, dreiVdisticidilon, partly oblerred in the pU)- liehed repliea, betwepn rti I0r~s9 nlsrwZr^ .liuction, annd, CoDop3erfieon, and thevoperation of trade .j~opijsm. HEesce;1nin ditioA to osmria epit froi France. Beelgiim and tbe St6tWe of ~t12 rorts rein, we have special ...

... Stow-- - AT - e - -l]_A - - - N - - -- On Wednesday the Board of Trade returns for the mouth ending July 31 were issuet. The following shows the declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manuiec- turea for the month of July in the last three years:- July, 1865 ?? ?? £14,113,410 1866 . .. ?? 14,951,834 1867 .. . 13,362,440 It Nvill be seen from tiis statement that the ...

... A FAILUER IN TMIE &TITRIMONIAL HOAX IM1&XU{T. Public reprobation has had a wholesome effect upon that objectionable and obtrusive party, the practical joker. Years ago, when society was more tolerant of abuses,when amusements were coarser, when morality had sunk so low as to be confined alm 7st exclusively to the ' residuum, and when the educated and middle classes were tainted with a ...

... TRE LONDON-GAZETTE. Tie~sday.~ BANKEUPTCIES ANNULLED. B Neil, Hamilton terrace, St. John's-wood, law student, BANKR'UPTS. G Lea, Cheapside, City, provision merchant-E Conmt-s, Greece-street, Rathoone-place. builderw-J Dallison, Westmore- land-place, City-road, builder-S Harris, Chancery-lane, auc- tioneer-E1 Hubbard, Sharp-alley, Farringdon-stroet, baker-J ,oyaco, Muray-sBteet, Buxtor, ...

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... 1~ondav. lhvn ,go close gho r k wheat met a blow Oale, ai a good supply of new from near and other countries Qeality. very varioes, from fair heavy to light weights. The driest and beat parcels were 2s. and as. per quarter under last Monday's prices. The demand for foreign wheat was fair, and prices were nearly supported, more country buyers haingi tr appeated towards the close or the market ...

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... GRET SALE OF RAMS. - - - I MOesre, Gnley, 80ns and Parker held their sixth great annual sam auction, at their paddock, Kings4)idge, on Saturday, commencing at eleven o'elock. There Were not less than 6365 ots catalogued for sale, in the following order :-James. J. Riddall, Esq., Guteenhilla, Eathdowning, 20 border Leicos. ter shearling rams, mold at an average of 101. los.; C. Going, Esq., ...

... I' COM)IERCIAL D~T~L~fGEL, . I ChIX)MFRCIL INUUGHNOM T iDublln, Saturday'Evening. TherH is no improvement to notice in businrss, whbiol exhibits the dulnem and depression usual at this season; nor is much greater activity expected until after the harvest. The rate of dirsount re- ;aDins without alteration, while the stock of gold at the Bank increases eyery day, and has non reached an amount ...

... By TEI.GEAFEL LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. AUGUST 31- - Consols opened better; and closed without change. Railways opened good; and left off at a further ad- vanceF oreign stocks closed fi m Banks steady. Mines very good. Angles and Atlantics better. operirn Price.-Consols for Money, 9-14 4; ditto for Account, 944 i; New Three per Cents.. 94A J. Noon Procem-Conrols for Money, 944s ; New th Three per ...