... Tuesdays, Mlarch 25. INSOLVENT. . Chaldecot, Dorking, surgeon. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. | T Tist, Fobbing, Essex, victualler, from April 4 to April 11. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. 8 1. Henry, Finsbury, jeweller. BANKRUPTS. JhIrgreaves and J. Hardman, Bacup, Lancashire, eotton-spinners. [Scott, B. Harding, Bridgehouse place, Newington causeway, grocer. [Arnory and Coles. Throgmorton street, J. Gill, ...

... I MONEY MARKET.-CITY, SATURDAY. r r e e t f I e 1. t I 2 t I f I 3 r I I I I I I i The business done in the Consol Market to-day has not beea , upon an extensive scale, but the prices have nevertheless mnani- fested much elasticity. In the morning there was no variation exceeding I per cent., but in the afternoon, Consols for Account advanced from 5IJ to 85H. The improvement was attributed to ...

... MdliKL7b'.-J4Y. 14. CORN EXCHANGE. We had a pretty gRout supply of wbeat for tiAS day's market from Essex and Ken-t, some cargoes from Ireland, and ore frrri Lincolushire, but none from Suffolk, on account of the boiste. rous sm.te of the weather. Fine qualities continue in steady demand, and may be called about Is. per quarter dearer, ,,, there is no improvement In all otherdescriptiocs. The ...

... MARK97TS.-FEB. 25. CORN EXCHANGE. The wheat trade Cotinuet very firm ; last week's prices are fu~ly supported, even for ordinary dscriptiOns, and prinrre sn. plka, of rhich tbere appeared very few, are about Is. per quanreI dearer;* liktewise, there was an iccreased inquiry for free io. reiga wheat. Tbe quantity fresh up tbis morning fromt out hsome counties was but small. Tbeugh the demand ...

... MONEY-MARKET.-crry, MONDAY. The force of unemployed capital on the Public Funds has been apparent to-day, though opposed in some mea- sure by the speculations in Time Bargains, and therefore the advance in the prices was very limited to what it would have been otherwise. All the continental ac- counts received by the arrivals to-day, communicate an improvement in Stocks, and have given an ...

... THE MARKETS-JULY 25. SUGAR-Several very extensive sales are reported to hl been done during the week in Muiscovades, at a slight redactio0 In currency. In the refined goods and low lumps somec O,. derable purchases are also reported, and the refined markit Ds; In consequence begun to assume an appearance of again beirl firm; the prices in this market are somewhat higher. la frsln sugars there ...

... MARKETS.-SPT. 5. was SUGAR -Owin~g to the late large sales, the market is nots rMO brisk-the prices of refined goods are rather Jower. Estimat,4 red sale of Msuscovades for last week, 3,000 hogsheads. COFFEE is of brisk sale ; and by public sale tbis morning, 118 casks of .Jamilica were sold at full prices. rti- TEA.-No altoeration v the sale is still going on at the India the Housse-Congons ...

... W~e hear much of the 1 parties interested in the silk trade. We are told that their wishes ought to be consulted and their interests protected. Granted. But who are the parties thus interested We shall be told that they are the Importer, the throwster, thle muanufactturer, the warehouseman, the sbop- keeper, &c. ;btat there is one large class generelly left out of the eatituate, Vi2Z. the ...

... THE- MONEY MARKET-cm, SATURDAY. The Confsol Market opened this nornalng at 88, but continued to decline until the middle of the day, owint chiefly to the re- port of the intended blockade of the Dnrdanelies by Russia. The current price of Console for Account, at that hour, was 87g. The panic was renewed in the afternoon, bat it arose from a different cause, viz, the meetine of the Cabinet ...

... MONE1Y-M4RKET.-CITY) F!UDAY. A panic was experienced at the Stock Market this afternoon, though not attended with any depression ex.. tending beyond % per cent., but the eagerness witlh which sales were made excited strong susPicions that there was an occurrence with which the dealers in general were unacquainted. Of course rumours were soon cir. culated to heighten the effect by increasing ...

... MARKETS.-SEPT. 22. CORN EXCHAN( E.-(Tws DA.'.) During last week, as well as this morninx, our market was abundantly supplied with all dtseripwuLs of 4rain, but there war not that briskness in the trade in general which was experi- enced on Monday and Wednesday last: still some old, as well as primendry samples of new wheat, found ready purchasers at an advanceof Is to 2s from this day week; ...

... SHIP NEW., PLYMOUTH, Nov. 24.-Wind S.-The Antelope, tendgr the Rlmilics, arrived te-day from the Down, to rTiae A,, the C-irst Blockade Service. Arrived the Sw,,llow, Jas,, f r Fiyalarid the Demerara Packet, Cook, from Longardu, U.merara. I fur FALMOIUTH, Nov. 24.-Wind S.-Arrived the Ze~Pyr a, from Mexico and Havannah ; sailed from Tamnpico, 19.h Vera Cruz, 1st Oct., Ilavantal,, 20t1 ditto. ...