... * _OI~DON CONBRUYMIAL 1A dMS 8 Fujday, omipg ' tg we hoe not bad. any great sinoqp of-'busixess trCs- .acl4 in tt~abe nirke~ts during this wee. k,.tbo. mre cc at er 'than slat., '-inky. tiearbe ?? tbere benig 'norc montey/ aloat anid iO tle rates diqcount beia eiater. --Prices of mot kinds' remaiu' mgclijis they wer |l ?? ?? Tbe ,only commoinky ip . wloich thjre has been any ,i vexcitemlent ...

... NonRwoll.-Trade here is in a dreadfully depressed coudition, and hundreds of the workmen and their families are in a state of entire starvation. Lssgesrtaa.-Frop a Corrosupndeat.-laving heard several persons remark that the distress in Leicester was not so great as many people thoiught it was, I think the followinig fact will prove them ao he tras. Ic ws told ine yesterday by, e, gentlemnan ...

... | THE MONIY' MARKO? AD FUNjfS Friday Morning. The money rnongers have had ninot money ati their I conmianid this week, owing to the continued payment of- tthe dividends, which come out of tlre proceeds of the labour of the industrious classes. TIe consequence of this is ttit'time ioniey mongers have been able to let the profit-mongers have muoney on lower rates of interast. The terms have ...

... THE MONEY MARKET AN) FUNDS. FRIDAY Moatrino. The usurers -have not keen very besy duritig the week, there being not maey bill offeriug, for.di4towut. This arises fronq .the.greiat juloess- vhi-h-pervades the,. maintfitusing districts; gen fjronm lte~fears entertained. by tbe prufit-mongers, ;4at. the presnpi state. octthings is far, ery -fa, from ,sfe. o. r ,sfactory. Tleaepwrlt. niiungersa e ...

... T :- _T .: -, LONDON 'O1MdECIAL.MARKETS. he. a o . bus.i-ness::- 1 FRIDAY ;MOtNINo. Tha~ a.count of-bysiness transactionu this -ieek has been less th au that of last. Nobody seems to bave any disposition to invest nroneytoany greatextentii-ihusi- ne'ss, nwing to the unchangedaid rather ominous pros- pectof things, prices for the mosti part remain msuch as thej werelast week.- The imports -and ...

... FRIDAY MORNINC. This has again been a very qjuiet week in the depart. ient where usurers, money-mongers and profit-mongers congregate as their common centre, concoct their mer- cesjary plans, and send forth their grinding operations. at TIiere has been more monvy afloat than there was last S week; for tile fact is, that commerce is so dead owing nr to the disturbed state of the couutry, and ...

... LONDON COMMERCIAL MARKETS. FRIDAY MORNISO. There has been but a moderate amount of business done again in any of our great wholesale departments of trade. AltihougI money is more plentiful, and it might be expected that there would be more business done, still the country is regarded as in an unsettled state, and nobody will venture far in business. Prices of most descriptions of goods ara the ...

... THE MONEKY MARKET. FRIDAY MoraNIE. Tbe usumers and fundholders continue to complain or the great heaviness which presses upon their markets and operations. There is, it must be acknowledged, something very leaden in the Money and Stock-market, just now. Speculation is dead, and enterprise its asleep, nor does the Queen's approaching marriage put any life into any thing, nor even the vote of ...

... ; TUESDAYS CAzTTE r of BANKRUPTS. T. Kirby, New Bond-street, oilmiano-C. sharp, High-ittiet, ar otthwarkn ?? ng. merchsat.-W. Wyatt. Uniorn-strg;t, Southwark, victualler.- : . JO Watson. an.d 1 Cooper, Gtorge-yard, Macclesfield-stret'. tea. sttvar.paters-Gl. A;Emttti Walivortht'rosd; ?? Shrah. ugh so)-, Wagfng-waUl, mfller-L. Harris, Birmingham. factorr-4. Smith G oucester, mosey scriveper-J. ...

... LONDON OOMMEnROAL ZWARETS.I FRIDAY MOONINo.-The chief matter in these great departments of business, whose operations go all over the worlds has been the great excitement in the Tea Market, occasioned by news from Canton, on the 21st of Novi, stating, that all negocistions with the Chinese, and Capt. Elliott, were now at an end-tht there had been an engagement in which 800 Chineso had been ...

... FnIDAY MORNING. Nothing seems capable of relieving the continued l heaviness which pervades what is called the Money I Market. It has been as dull, as ever, and a variety of circumstances contribute to this heaviness. The country is. looked upon as far from being in a satis- t factory state.; the inclination of the Government to c lund more Exchequer Bills, which means in plain. English to add ...

... FaImDAY MORNINCG. I (FROM OUR OWNr CORRESPONDENT.) TIhe money-mongers, fundholders, and usurere have f been again in the dumps all the week, owing to the theaviness of their craft. The fact is, that there in something seemingly settled doirn heavily on what is etallkd the money market, where the mere represen. tative of the wealth that Io, coining from the labour and sweat of the productive ...