... The measures in a Iingdom ought to be constant: it is tlsejustloe ansd honour ofthe King; for if they be altered, all turns at that instant are deceived in their precedent contracts, eitherfor lands or money, and tile King most Of all: for no man knowelh then, either what he bath, or othat he oweth. This made Lord TreaFurer BUJRLEIGH, in 1573, %ahen some projectors had set on foot a niatter ...

... TILE MONEY AFFAIR. a Thc measures insa hingdom 0ro1ht to be constant: it is tie justite and lrionourr f tile Killg; fir if they be altered, all jase at th4t iistant are deceived in theuir larecedet cv,,rrcts. ei I; rfr lands or Ilnltiey, anil tie K rig Inostof all: for no olian kaoweil then, either mhat he hith, or ,ahat le owtoh. -Isis maiade Litid Triisrirer BRIALIGH, in 1573, As hen lame ...

... The meastures in a kingdoni ought to be colluantt: it is the jnrtiie sutd ln( i tir t LtOe Mtiug; ter if tile) be alturolt , ,11 tnel at itbilt iltl,-t aredteceived intheiriecedett c, a l racts. ci It lu rfl r I Htd, at sg ey andl Ie 1 I;ieig titost oalt . for tt, iroanknuw:elh tioi, ailher o hat Il. ltittI,-,, AN ?? ite twitit. ?? iadte LaiI TTaullfall e BUILLtItH, ilk 1573, ?? tne ...

... THE MZARKETS~. THE FUNDS AND THE MONEY MARKET. a The Funris this week, as for several weeks past, have been generally devoid of business ; owing to the great scarcity of money, whicth his heen this week again the allfabsorhing n topic of hi)terest and conversation, to the shutting-out f aliiostof everything else, domesticrorforeign. Thesearcity i is made for the purpose of ensuring the etnds ...

... THA 1AIKETS. THE FUNDS AND THE MONEY MARKET. The Funds this week, as for severalweekspast, have been generally devoid of business; owing to the great scarcity of money which has been this week again the all-absorbing topic 'of interest and conversation, to the shutting-out ilmost of everything else, domestic or foreign. The scarcity is made for the purpose of ensuring, the ends of the Bank :af ...

... THlE MAiMWe. THE FUNDS AN]D THE MONEY MARKET. The Funds this week, asfor severalweekspasthave been generally devoid of business; owing to the great scarcity ot money, which has been this week again the all-absorhing topic of interest and conversation, to the shutting-out almost of evcrything else, domestic or foreignn. The scarcity is made for the purpose of ensuring the ends of the Bank of ...

... TMIU HAMhKETS. THE LONDON WHOLESALE MERCANTILE MARKETS. (PRom our own Correapondenti) WOOL MARKET.-The large public sales of 6818 bales of Colonial, and 2182 bales of various sorts of Foreign, have con- cluded. Nearly all the Colonial Wool found buyers. Part of the Foreign only sold. Prices, except in the combing hinds, which had been paiticularly well cleaned, went at 5 to 7 per cent. lower ...

... L;ON.DON GAZETTE. FRIDAY,,SEPTEMBER, If. BANKRUV.CY SUPIERSEDED. WILLIAM PDONAI1'and ALFRED BIRKS, of Manchester, linen-drapers. ?? BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM TOWESLAND WESTON, of 05, South Andley-street, Grosvenor-square, co4l-merchant, September 26, aind October 28. EDWARD WHITELAW WILLIAMS, of Gerrard-street, Sobh grocer, September 28. JAMES ANTHONY MOLTENO, of Pall-mall, prInt-seller, Sep- tember ...

... THE MONEY BMAKET AND THE FNDS. (Prom our own Corretposudent.) Since our last there has been a great gloon hanging over Pub- lic Sebiritles; sometimes the Stock Exchange has been in a panic, and the quotations of almost all Governmeut Securities, both British and Foreign, have been lower this week than last. A large sum of money must have been lost; and many indivi- duals are much poorer this ...

... LAST week, we opened this question, by showing from the most authentic source, the evidence of a Bank Direc- tor, taken from a Report published by the House of Com- mons, how it is and why it is that the Government raises the prices of agricultural and manufacturing produce; and, we showed it, too, in reference to a particular time, 1822, which must be fresh in the recollection of every ...

... MONVDON -GAZETTAu. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. BANKRUPTS. C. J. CHRIRTMAS and W. HART, Chuicb-passage, Ro'lherhitie, cement-manufarntuIrers, Sept. 28 and Nov. 1. R. SPEFCHLY, Fenchlurch-street, commission-agent, Sept.29 and Nov. 1. J. H.i WALDUCK, Birmingham, dealer in wines and liquors, Sept. 23 and Nov. 1. G. RICKARDS, Upton-upon-Severn, Worcesterthire, maltster, Oct. 6 and Nov. I. G. L.A WTON, ...

... ILq;VDON GwAZEWWMF TUESDAY, SElPTA4BR 20. * J1. CHRISTWSs and W. HART,; Church-passafef` itilluoiithe, cemnentmuriufactnTrho, Sept.-28 and Nov. I 'R SPRECHIL'ErFencharch-ulreeti oa ussion.ag t.tS~gt2 and 'JM H WALDUCs'Ji: lrminghaa1, dealer in wines and lit See. 23 'and NY.1 ' X. RICHARDS, uP n- upon-SevervWor8ershire, atstR*.0b1, 6 andNa'.. a-. LAWVTOIYorks.'dealer, Oct.3ff nd Novj.1 : WAvrS, ...