... A PETROPOLITAN IIALL FOR THE TRADES OF LON4DON. vo Wny, it has often been asked, if the majority of the working classes be sober and frugal in their conduct, do they permit their trade meetings to be held in public houses, places where inducements to drink must beoobvi-, ois, and where habits are too often generated fraught with ruinous consequences to themselves and society? Many ...

... 0i - : Cevy, SATtr5AY EvRNIxNG. In the early part of the week the funds were depressed, and a considerable'sale of Consols for money reduced the quotation to 924, while India Stock fell to 2544. Bank Stock was 202 ...

... FRIDAV'S GAZETTE. BUChINE-HAM PALACE, JAN. 24. | This day had audience of Her Majesty . Prince Michael Soutzo. Envoy Extraordinary and Ministor Plenipotentiary from the King of Greece, to deliver his letter of recall; *- To which he was Introduced by Lord Viscount Palmerston, Her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. and conducted by Sir Robert Chester, Knuight, Master of ...

... LATEST LONDON MARKeTS LATEST LONDON VMAKEI. CORN EXCHANGE. Welhive had large supplies of all descriptions of Grain this week; the Wheat trade ruled exceedingly dull, and bolth Eniglish and Foreign must be noted fully 2s. to 3s. per qr. lower; Barley is also Is. per qr. cheaper, and duill sale at this decline. There has been very little busi. ness passing in Oats to-day, althouga~h offered at a ...

... DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. THOMAS CARTER, Thrognorton-street, City, atock-broker. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. THOMAS FORD, Liverpool, builder. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM HANCOCK, Glasshouse.yard, Aldersgate.street, bookbinder. [Mr. Evans, Lincoln's Inn-fields]-R. WRIGHT, jun., and J. CLARK, Liquorpond-street, builders. [Mr. Pocock, Bartholomew.close-W. SUTTON, Buntingford, Hertfordshire, coal-merchant. [Mr ...

... 0-. CITY, FRIDAY NIGHT. Thursday was settling day, in the Foreign Money Market, and in consequence of the recent large specula- tions in Spanish and Portuguese Bonds, it was looked to with considerable interest, no defaults were announced, but the stock delivered in by the Public to the Brokers, was very great; Dutch and Belgian Bonds are in as un- settled a state, as the question betwsen ...

... -? ?? UTOT4!TT R i eORN E2,CHANGE, F TssuAY, ,F& ?? The arrival of English 'W11EAT a asd FEOUK this week has bke nvery. adrtej tilougif of ForeignVHWaIAT there his been''rather a ?? supply ; *we do not, however, ob- serve 317 materialivariation in .the trade, Monday's prices beirg generally obtained for good. parcels -of our own growth; witbout the ordinary sorts of Foreign are a trifle lower~ ...

... CO'RN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, FEB. 15. Old Essex Wheat Rd . Os toa 0 es Oats, fine. 24sto26 Ditto, New ?? a 6B to. 65 O-ats,: Poland .. 235 O~d tes 26550 Ditto, Fine. . . 6to 72.s Ditto, Potato.. SOs Sd to 32, Id Ditto. Old White .. . 00 to 0 H Beans .* 38s to 405 Di~trto, Newoo 38to 6S Nevf~hitee s: Old ditto ?? 41s to 3Sn Ditto, fine . 7 ..s to G ?? ditto . 02s.. . s to 3s_ Wheat M arley.Oas. ? ...

... INSOLVENTS. JAMESSTANGER, Maidstone, ironmonger-ROBERT LONG, flursley, Gloucestershire, dealer and chapman. BANKRUPTS. Edw. J. RAVENSCROFT, Took's.court, Cursitor-street, printer -T. CARTER, Throgmorton-street, stock-broker-J. HELLYER, Spalding, Lincolnshire, draper-W. WALLEN, Cirt cus-place,Finsbury, builder-W. NORMAN, St. Neot's, Bunting- donshire, baker-A. WOOLF, Brighton, cabinet-maker-J. ...

... CITY, SATURDAY. Great surprise has been created by an unexplained pro. posal of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to reduce the interest on Exchequer Bills, although his want of money is notorious. It has been stated, that of' the deficiency bills issued to cover the advances for the January divi. dends, no portion has yet been redeemed, though more than one-half of the current quarter has ...

... We are moderately supplied with Wheat fromn ,, Coast this week; and though there has been a goodar of Foreign, yet, having several country buyers, the trat is firm, on rather better ?? is stesdy in ?? and Peas sell on ~fill as good terms.UW0 ax. abundantly supplied with Oats at present, partttej i froms Ireland, and inferior samples are, in conseqerl trifle lower.-In1 other articles, no ...

... FRIDAY'S CAZITtg ?? - BANKRUPTS. SHEPHERD SIMPSON, Oiford-street, cheesemongers- JOSEPH LAST, Edward-street, Hampstead-road, printer- WILLAM HELLYER,Plyinouthpainter_.CORNELIUS STOVIN, Birmingham, coach.proprietor-JOHN JOEL COBEN, Man- chester, goldsmith-SAMUJEL FOWLERt, Manchester, corn- dealer-JAMES NtEWAN, Ashton-under-Lyne; Lancashire. cotton.dealer. DIVIDENDS. G. Mayor and G. S. Dove, ...