... FROM FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. G. Gessop, Hove, Sussex, builder. R. J. Orgies, Shoreditch, victualler. W. Gitting, Isleham, draper. W. Fitch, London, wholesale stationer. G. Greenfield, Middlesex, bricklayer. J. Brook, Bocking, Essex, wheelright- E. L Kyle, Reading, victualler. F. W. Lister, Lincoln's-ina-fields, and Russell-square, jewel-case manufacturer. W. Partridge, jun., ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.—WEDNESDAY. The supply of English wheat on sale in to-day's market was very limited. Owing to the prevailing favourable weather for the crops, and the thin attendance of buvers, the business doing was comparatively small, at Monday's advance in the quotations. The imports of foreign wheat have been under 6,000 quar- ters. That article was in moderate request, at late ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES,& DEATHS. BIRTHS. On the 20th inst at Newport, the wife of Mr. James Ewins, jun., confectioner, of a son. On the 21st, at Newport, the wife of Mr. John Partridge, printer, of a son. On the 16th. at Blaina, the wife of Mr. David Thomas, cashier of the Cwm Celyn and Blaina Company's Office, of a S°On Monday, at Maesteg, near Bridgend, the wife of the Rev. Thomas Jones, of a son ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. RUSSIA AND TURKEY. DESTRUCTION OF THE BATTERIES OF ODESSA. The Post says, under date Vienna, Tuesday, that a private despatch had just been received, announcing the bombardment of Odessa on three sides at once; no date is mentioned, the intelligence comes from Galatz, and the re- port is in the Handell Platt of Tuesday. On the 12th, a powder magazine exploded at Perekop ...

... FROM FRIDAY S LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. H Beatley, Ely, ironmonger. B. Kent, Norfolk-street, Strand, hotel-keeper. W. Nf edh un and S. White, Friday-street, Cheapside, silk manufacturers. R. K. Meaden Walbrook, wine merchant. R Walker, Wisbeach, St. Peter's stationer. W. Davies Birmingham, boot manufacturer. H. Fienburg. Newport,'Monmouthshire clothier. T. Willi anson. Truro, draper. J. H ...

... livtltf, and jjeattos. [Announcements of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, not exceeding 25 words, may be inserted for a prepay- ment of ONE SHILLING each. If more than 25 words, EIGHTEENPENCE should be remitted. When orders for insertion are given without prepayment, the charge is SIXPENCE FOR EACH 10 WORDS, or proportion thereof. J BIRTHS. SALUSBURY.-Aug. 17th, at Tredunnock Rectory, the wife ...

... On the 4th inst nt the Cottage, Cwmtillery S«» „i(e of E. J. VAREi^4t £ .e' i ...

... BIRTH. CEAWSHAY.—On the 29th ult., at The Chalet, Torquay the residence of her father, the wife of Codrin-ton Fraser Crawshay, of Ty-Derlwyn, Pandy, Abergavenny of a son. MARRIAGES. WHEELER—HUNT.—On the 3rd inst., at St. Woollos Church, Newport, by the Rev. D. Bowen, William Henry Wheeler. late of Newport, to Eliza (Katie), third daughter of Elijah Hunt, Park square, Newport. ROLT-CUYLEia.-On ...

... MARRIAGES. KIRRY- JONEs.-On the 16th iust., at St. Tyfaelog Church, Pontlottyn, Henry Roddock Kirby, Esq,, Waterloo, near Liverpool, to Sarah Charlotte Josephine, elder daughter of Dr. Kent Jones, Eochriw. « DEATHS* COUSINS.—On the 19tfc inst., at near •-VIEWPORT, John Sims Coi|fiiuf, EUFGEMI TJJ y*l's JAC^SE^,—-On the 'AHAT^BY, at^TWRE6TORY//WOOASTOW, near THE/R^F. Robert Jacksoo, parish. ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. From the return of births, marriages, and deaths, just issued from the itegistrar-Gcneral's office, we select the following passages:— AV ELSH DIVISION.—MONMOUTHSHIRE. Abergavenny: Blaenavon.—Births. 40; Deaths, 29. The births registered are less than usual. TiieBlaenavon ironworks have been stopping some time, which caused a movement of the population. Several ...

... EATHS. BIltTHS. On the 1st inst., at Aberaare, the wife of the Rev. W. Ed- wards, ot a son. On the 24th ult., at Shank's-house, Somersetshire, the wife of the Rev. S. Mariudin, of a daughter, still-born. On the ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE FRANCE. PARIS, WEDNESDAY. According to advices from Malta, of the 12th, the Persian, which had been in collision with the Ganges, in the Sea of Marmora, had suffered considerable damage, and was forced to return to Constantinople. Lieutenant N. C. Siuger, of the Royal Aniilery, who was one of the passengers, had beeu killed. General Espinasse had arrived at Constantinople ...