... City uite.ligence and M~oney Miarket. (From our own Correspondent.) The principal feature this week in the Money Market is the conversion of all Exchequer Bills into 21d. per day interest; an alteration which had been long expected, but which appears to have come too late to be of any important service. The monied public have not taken the conversion into any great favour; and the highest ...

... .The London4 Vole ,I Awke;C~mpD CORN EXCHANGE. The supplies on Monday were to a fair extent; butowing'to the weather being so bad, very few sasples wereexposed. flheat was in good demand at ls per quarter higher; Flour was uialtaei a Oats, Beans, Peas, Mat, and Barley, vwere dull of sale, but prkee as betore. In Bonded rain nothing *vas done whatever. The following ere the price~s at the close ...

... Wooal and the Woollen Manufactowe In Pranee. (Abridged fromr the Times.) The recent publication of the movement of French commerce and navigation will be found to present a gratifying resume of the industrial progression of France for the year 183. The excess of exports over imports in the general trade, or that including the commerce of entrepfg anid transit, amounts to little short of 74000 ...

... Cfty InteUwrmceb7 s&Adi Xiey IMiadket. . (FOm Our oton . Vrupmda.) The holidays having closed, and the intercourse between distan places, both at home and abroad, which was last week obstructed byth snow, having been restored, the business in this depart. -ment has considerably revired, and the operations have been very :extensive hethin; English and- Forsign Secuifties. Prices have also' ...

... MO E . ' ARL :E.., A ',' :,. , tt ( ,N _I EN . ' : IMONEY 1%iARK-FT--A.ND-4BTY~. IN.TELLIGENCE,.1 zing 1;, '. , J,9- -. .,it .5 .;! - * ,- ,i !7f.: ', :. :, .,.r, . >. I IT~ueaday~.i-£af1 J plae stheppeiptpf t i . lL~fitldisiooss bdwb88dohoyeVer, f6t tIeealers weram'oive .§G:QW~~~a'~~t P OI~f~,i~i-8si,; Tha8geira iiulPtimwer n a w nbtiloo]ed upon tdlbe tb~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~ b ...

... I MOINEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE. Up to Tuesday the non-arrival of further advices from Canada, where all eyes were turned, kept up a feverish ,feeing in the English stock market generally, although there was' no material change in the quotations.. The Consol market, in consequence of this uncertain state of things, wra very laguid, and slightly receded. Oa Wednesday, how- ever, achange ...

... TAlE . L I GAZTE 'lwI 1y e~tage price if, forthe endabi. April 20:-Weat, A; ' 91. ;;a1rle 29a. lcd.; Oeats, Y1F6d. ; Rye, lie. 4a,.;UPea nA, cd. off, V~as~lieZ . . -. 61. '; - L - ,he at~age~pr~ce of ll ...

... I I? CORAN LAW . i g -> -.',T;, f - ' ~ Z 1 ' ' PfJLIC pM l llARYjLEWONE' | ' 'On Wedneedayr a 'numerous 'and' -hi;fily' respectable meeaiin 'of the' electors of Marylebone was 'held in the large ioomi of;the Queen's Head, Great Titchfield-stie0t, 'for the purposeof taking into cotfideratioi the propriety of' petitioning the legislature for atotal repeal of the.Corn Laws. 'Mr. C*ope was' ...

... : -. I :-,CoRN.-on~londsy our nmar~ket ait Meirltlane was well -pead -4_ of&: usiuma .'ho~fWheat, the po pi OiiIPlt ~sx aVd SuiAl. 'Thn ho, f g?~m~~ f.i~iee :to q~; the.pirics .for, a Ll sora-~ g UY-quetsd-&y the Ifaictrorat tim'.nmeirrbncY g6then rnsrkt Previoul to the. tlonreic~~ntf the 'setireord 1ia;JijYwasnd di0Cult :t&, in~dJi 6h progIes -ee fith .tjeia finppt, 013pl e of. e6 ' PxXde ...

... CITr, TUnSDAY. The unsettled state of things at home, and the insurrection in Paris, caused ConsbIs to look down early in the week, and they touched 72*. They have since risen about a quarter per cent. On Thursday the foreign account was settled. It was not heavy, but money was scarce. Both Spanish and Portuguese 3onds declined. The prices were-Active Spanish Bonds, 18X to 19 with the dividend ...

... L~ONDON MARKES. CORN EXCHANGE. The favourable state of the wseather has caussed a conqiderahlQ quantity of corn being hrought into the rmarket. New Wheats have sold slowf at a decline of lis to Ss per quarter on last week's pricess, and Old Wheat is As to Os cheaper- Barley is vwithout alteration. IOats arc dull anti the turn lower. New White Peas 40s to 42s. Beans and other grain steady. ...

... TIRMP tLoxOnl GfiA TtB'. FRIDAY, Nov2MBiE 11. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Richard Parltinssn, Parsley, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer, from BANKRUPTS. Charles Danvera, Ratherhithe, merchant and sawyer, to' surrender November 1l, Deember 23, at the Court of Bankruptcy, BasisghalUl street. Solicitor, Mr. Haynes, Change-alley, Cornhill; official assignee; John Middleton, Bread-street, Cheapside, ...