... COTTON MARKET.-REvIEW OF THE MARKET FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 31.-We have passed another dull and gloomy week. i be Market gave hopes. of improvement on Monday, and prices got up about Ad per lb.; since then they have again gradually declined, and the inferior descriptions are (ecidedly lover than they were at the close of last week. If we were to take the public sale to-day as a test, we must ...

... IRIS I WS X .. row no- s hinyth 'Our readers would-not thank us ,tor givifng.TPmC, at any length, the particulars of whiat is now occurring among the- Joint-stock Bankers Of Ireland. But it appears that these money-manufacturers are having such rows among themselves as no one ever dreamt of except with the very poorest class of the Irish. The Irish papers contain loni reports of the proceed- ? ...

... .THE .MONY M-ARKET.-PUBLIC CRIDIT. no msatorialabatement of the uneasy 'so long preriiled In the eity; nor ist ieved antil the .aival of the New York 3it it shoul 'even take place then, of rtaisit great' doubts. To-day, as is too the le~t uncertainty onl the subject, new every'day: On thewltoe, there isW' thisu -thebreturns- from, America wilI be so productiv, a: %ad'ii ri0, 'but' doubt ?? ?? ...

... .LOJD . . J .GA-Z2i TES TUESD&Y, SEP1TEMBER, 2a7, L - 0 - - BANKRlUPTS.-Charlei Pearce Chiapman late of Cornaill, and rnr of 'Change-alley, Cily, ;tae-broker, October 11, NniwmN er lt- t r Jarpies Clark, oligial assig'ee-51 ylei; Priest,: of Reading. Berkshire nsrseryinan, October 4, and November 8 Mr. George 'JdimGr. aun oldicisl ?? Shepherd, Pr dtlll streeqlqttibmond,. widow milliner, ...

... -T ?? miss - MD Oil lKAUNEIRT ]M.U]mxN TUN WNEK. - I . This week has been very dull again for Stock-bro kers and Stock -jobbers; the operations having been very insig- nificant. Quotations have been lower this week, also, thaxl st. The most striking'declie hascoccurred'in ?? wzhid have been quoted at 10 discount forltheid.,ti-and at 5 ?? for the two.e Ay; which- quotations are; lower than ever ...

... Itrae lk *NDf A1VbU body Em. A T:here has bee' morebusiness done in English Securities this week 'than for somesweeks past; and'moreiin Foreign also, .Theprices, ?? Securities, in particular, have.been higherthan thpey were last ?? Money, Consols have'been suf: and, consequently, all tie .business8which has been.done has been.forthe Account. Thespeculations ...

... Our readers 4obld not thatk us for giving tnem, at any length, the particulars of whatis 'now occurring among the Joint.stock Bankers of 'Ireland.. But it appears that these ?? having. such Irows among 'themselves as no one ever dreamt, of except with the veriy poorest class of the Irsh. The Irish papers contain long reports of the proceed- ings recently. takei ?? the shareholders of the ...

... CORN MARKET, MARCIF 23.-The Market had very little added to the previous sampl~s offering, but so very few per- sons were present at the Market held this day, instead of Good Friday, thqt no sales could be effected worth notice; and as holders did not press sales under these' circumstances, prices may be considered nominally the same as on Tuesday. COTTON MARKET, MARC, 25-The business to-day ...

... WTRA'N D3,THj~, MA1FA UR$N ?? , aI& |;x SuZlmi~'srT~~WED~NsiWUATi^.-e ~ia;e: bad-but a Zdull: 'MarliattO~da , aiotsaucb ?? abe~ioig,;ailmwfini.a ,.,fatrers seei-not'atnl anxious to insh sal at pxesent pice.- Tkhidemand Dor Lastings is improved Tre lis not beea mud activityrin tbe Wool M~akct Ahi aweslckf :yet prdes ?? least quite fism. Middle Wethers fetch 181d per : RvoHEDA1Rd.'Fk.Atshf L ...

... - WIMIP RKA ?? T- M A n TC 7?.T-Q THE LONDON WHOLESALE MERU~iL 1X ALiir DO. The transactions this week generally have been very slender; and every department is much depressed, which causes the report of business to be brief, more so than usuaL Money quotations are merely nominal, and where prices were altered, they are lower. There have been several failures this week, and this, joined to the ...

... * f . - , : . , , I. ' IS . : THE.LONDON WHOLES.SAfE MERCANTILS VARKPTS. I ''1'hese t44rkets have beenfor pressedgenerally this Week, than ever. Sonie 'rest faif sjlioth:ir.Yown and Country, hlve a gain- odcurred, a ad sent a-deeper gloom over most branches of business, and very dark forebpding9 tsave take& possession ofp' jerop6's fiiihids. ; carcely any iusijess is beer. done, 'ann prices' ...

... THE rUNDS AND MONSY 0 MAUE. LOwnD6iiS,'FrinD EvEtsoG.-The transactions in British Securities this keek-re rather limited, for even the grave sage.'f n 'Change were disposed to holiday-making, in cele- bration of the auspicious event of the Coronation of her Ma- jesty. Cotusols, which left off on Saw~day last at 95k for the July opening, have rallied-since, an4 are now at 95* to I; but by no ...