... I cn)v saaruirto. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON. MONDAY, JAN. 19. -During tbe past week tilere was a considerable arrival of foreiga wheat, barley, and oats, but' supplies of grain from our own coast were only to a mode- rate extent. For this day's market there was but a limited siew of samples froai the adjoining counties, and a very slender attendance of buyers. Owing to the dense state of the ...

... I _____- . li . X From tile Lonlon Gazette of I'rikzy, Jan. 15. P ARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. R. Robinson and W. Whitaker, Austerlands, Y0orkislhire, cotton-sninners--T. Bowyer and W. Blickburn, of ILher- poo!, Ior-dealers-W. Popplewell aud W. Parkinson, of i'ontefract, Yorksbire, wine-unerclahits. INSOLVVENTS, Jan. 15-Thomas Swaine, late of Park-lane, but now of W1altham-Cross, Herts, horse-dealet ...

... BANKERS AND THE BANKi. [Letter to the Duke.-Fronz the Politieal Reg.ister.) WE are now at less than a hundred days' distancc from the fifthI of April, wvven tile biil ofvour colleRgue, Mr. Peel, is to go into fall etlect, which it never has 'been yet; and wilicsi it never wiU lic, for any considerable length of time, without a very great reduction of the taxes' Toe recent failures in Loldonll ...

... LiVERPOOL CORN EC1IANGE, TuESDAY, JANUARY. 27.-The imports from Ireland the last week, owzing to adverse winds, have bcen light: there' hlis, however, been a number of foreign arrivals, consisting of wheat, barley, beans, and flour, many )f which have been shipped a considerable period.; The wheat market has continued in the same dull state as previously noted, and in which most other articles ...

... rfgmarurto-?? ICORN 'EXCI-jANGE:, LONDON. MON4DAY, JANUARY 26.-In cons-luencc of the frozen stiate of tihe river during the latter part of the week, our arrivals of most articles of grain were moderate, and this morning there was only a scanty show of samples from the near counties, A brisk trade in wheat now in store was anticipated, but owing to the rapid thaw to.day, by which the impediment ...

... THEE EAST INDIA COMPANY'S MONOPOLY. The renewal oa the Eirst India Company's charter will by and bv come under the coosideratioli of Parlianmint. It is a queotion of inlinite impoetdnce to the British public; and we trust that it will be satisfactorily settled. Tle enter- prize, wealth, and number ot' those who are deeply con- cerned in the extension of Asiatic commerce, are likely, on this ...

... i3aituruvto 1 From thre Londo n Gazette q k curdsi.Y , to surr22. James Cardinal, of Halstead, s c IGreaQuebe -sto sryet- der Jan. 30, Feb. 6, and larch 6, at Baigll6,t - Solicitoj', Mr. H--ewitt, TokenhoU1e9yard, tothbury.- -pt. Cred. Clement W-yatt and Rober Burkett Pet- Co~eait~t~~C, Lodon, curriers. seal. Jan. 15. C inrleman-street ,lct~ Lo on a~toer. is Jonahn Thopson, Co late olt Great ...

... I . T]n BT ASDo. ThE WFAVERS ADDRESS.-TO THE DUFX Or' WELLINGTON. On'Tuesday morning. a enfial ett~o orer Ivvr too p lac at the ¶tov&s Standard, in Waterloo- town, Bethinal-.greell, to ha read a memorial which had been prepared'in pursuance Iof the, reso' ution of a~formner iseeting, to be presented to hIls Grace the Duke of Wel- linton upn te resent distressed conidition of the weavers. linfy ...

... I ._. Wiatgupto. U From th'le London Gazette of FRiday, Jan. 30. BANKRUFTS. Henry Stephenson, late of Lombard-strect, banker, Feb. 6, 12, and~ March 13, at Basinghall-street. Solieitors, Messrs. Barrow and Co. Basinghall-street.-Pet. Cred. Stcphen Cibs, Little. Moor Fields, London, livery stable- keeper. Seal. Jan. 27.r Jobn Wade, late of Wood-street, Chcapside, ware- I houseinmn, Feb. 6, 12, ...

... ? I aijrma to I--- ? 7- -- I CORN EXCHANGF LONDON. Mo SzDAY, FzabeuAn 9..-The 'arrivals last week and tv this day's nmarket are very moderate of Wheat, with a fair proportion of Spring Corn and Flour, coastways. There is a considerable supply of Irish Oats and sonle llour. Our foreign imports of Wheat, in particular, continue unabated; also a considerable quantity of American Flour. We hads a ...

... :. OG s'rkrR OF TRADiS.-THE GUARMDAN's NOTICIES. IN November last.we said, were a person to give ,one glance at the sea shore, and. hurry off and re- port-that the tide was flowing, because he had been a wave advancing, or that-it was ebbing because he had observed one receding, we should not be very ready in admitting the accuracy of his informa- tion. Yet the ordinary notices of trad e are ...

... . utntrulupto. From thle London Gazette of Fnrday, Feb. 6. S John Hale, of Brodiley, Middlesex, :wealman, Feb. 13, 20, and March 20, at Basinghall-street. Solicitors, Messrs. Young and Gilbert, Mark-lane. 5 John Jaques and Wm. Wright, of High.street, Newioc - ton-butts, Surrey, booksellers, Feb. 20, March 6, and 2-0, tat Riasinghall-street. Solicitor, Mr. basliwood, Three Crown-square, ...