... BRITISH PUNBs.-(COsi55g Prices.) Mend, Tees. jWedn. Titar.. 170443 Satu,. Bank Stock, 7per Cent-.. 16 1 189 187 9I11 89 188 8 per Cent Consols ?? I 4 841 83j 8484 Ditto for Account . . 6 4j84 84t lg 8So 8per Cents Reduced ?? 2 82 2 2 '2 821t New Si per Cents ?? . 8234 8jj 8* 84i it 84* Long Anna. Jan. 5, ?? S 84 S3 84 Si India Stock, ?? .228 234 234 Indias Do-;ds, ?? . 22s die Exobeq.-bille, ...

... THr GAZETTES. TUESDAY. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Edward Rowley, Oxford-street, ?? Wilson, Tillingham, Essex, ?? Perkins, Bridport-place, Hoxton, corn-deiler.-Chas. Gilby, Greenwich, wine-merehant. -John Herbert Glover, Bermnondsey-street, ?? Conibeere and Ed. Butler, jun., Birmiogham, woollen-drapers.- Joseph Pym, jun., Belper, Derbyshire, ?? Teagne, Birmingham, buihiler - John Tattersall, Old Lyons, ...

... 1,1 AR KE TS. CORN AVERAGES. General average prices of British Corn, for the week April 8, 1843, made up from the Returns of the Inpect different Cities and Towns lD England and Wal, pers m t Quarter. r ?? Wheat .,45s sd I Oats. 17s 2F11 Beans; Barley ?? 28s 8d Rye ?? 3d Peas. 5es 'A AVERAGES OF THE LAST SlX WEEKS Weeks ending Wheat Barley Oslo Rye Beat Mar. 4. 4,48 3 27 4 17 3290 e6 a 1t . ...

... CORN EXOCANGF, MAIC-LANZ. MONDAY, July 9.-There was again a very short sup- ply of wheat by land carriage samples from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and the quantity of barley, beans, and peas ftom all these counties was limited for this day's market, with quite moderate fresh arrivals of English and Scotch oats, and none from Ireland. In the early part of the past week the weather was boisterous ...

... 1oxjolN3O TS. Mo',DAY, Oct. 8.-The swifhatthis norninlg , was again small from Essex,-iud rather lar.ge from Kent; * teforer, and picked salloples9(h lat.~were disposed 1 of at `1ices fully equal to. those o~tlis -sly. wesk,.buit secontl~iry runs hung on hand though offerecd at some re- ductio-,. The arrivals of foreign wheat are very con-1 slders's~, but sonmeportionis direct to millers, and ...

... RAILWAY, SXAILiS.-m-(Latest Pric~es.): Share. RAILWAY. Pi. Pie 50 ?? . ?? 25 Amber. Notting. and Bioston a 6 6 dis 20 Birm., Wolv., &Dud.,witheut gr- 10 14 20 *Birming.,Wolverh., and S. Valley 13 14e 10i 20 Biros. & Oxf. Juitc., withlcit gr7. 20 24 20 Boston, Stamford, and ?? 4 0 Irpm 100 Bristol amd ?? g 59 17i Buckinghamehire ?? 17 0s 2 dis 50 Caledonian ?? s 13 50 Chester anid Holyhead ? ...

... NAVAL INTELLIOEN.CL PRIZE MONEY.-SEALARt.-The following notices ap- pear in Tuesday's Gazette:-To Com. R. D. White and the officers and crew of this ship who were actually on board and entitled to share in the proceeds arising from the capture of the slave vessel Gustavo Primiero, on the 14th April, 1847, tlhat the distribution thereof will be made on the 24th inst., at No. 1, James-street, ...

... P4RLIAMENTARY AND PINAOIAL REFORM. On Wednesday night a public meeting was held at the Literary Institution, Greenwich, to promote the cause of parliamentary and financial reform. Mr. G. W. Masters was moved to the chair, asol was supported by several gentlemen of local status, and as- sociated with the reforms of the borough for several years. The chairman said that the object of the present ...

... ,0; ?? 7- ~ S- U; Trf PUG HA , 53; 986 ?? | 197,4 ,8| ie3~iI 8c 22 2OirA 2 7-16! , ;7~m; i9 ~pm 74pm 75 73 j76 nsm v PM, '23 9 c Ct qC122 2000 2 Uf 300i 202ft 0d ?09b1S =IIWA SHAES Slr i?7 ?m-1 Sm loci tvcor 139 13 12i 731CS 3 cu~h1~~~erf and Don0r s l r N.rth SNidIId 23 91 -hGreenoich ...

... PR:5bVCE MARCETS. In the Pira'4siofl markets Pjries are low.Motns Beef of prime qiijfltY continues at ahest 3d. at Bread has been sold ,yt 5d. to 1d. Pr4b loatrpta, has been in steady requstt, and Ferish loaf. be moderateP pices. Fishbaabe d a~t In the Raw Sugar Market there boo bees a goodd doing to Supply the wants of ouT refiners arid Pro00 heft meroleires are compelled to submit to ectit n ...

... 1PROBDUE MARKErs The business done sinre our last has been, ase v cilpated, extensive. The demand for the borne cornrt; tien of the country has embraced all the leaudiba arri which have been in great abundance, conseque11tl0 have been steady, and in some cases rather lower ti SUGAR, of the Mauritias, Bengal, and 'he GlierF Plantations, have been in request, and the grttit5 bought freely in ...

... RAILWAY SHARES.-(Latest Prices.) Share, RAILWy.ai. p 50 Aberdeen ?? ?? . 50 25 Amber. Nutting. and ?? 6 20 Birms., JWslv., &,Dusd.,without gz. I 9 43II 20 B BimnWolve~rh., and S. Valle 61. 14s i 20 Birmn. & Oxf. June., withcut gr. 20 23 20 Boston, Stamford, and ?? 7 4 0 100 Bristol and Exeter ?? - . .. to S 17i Buckinghamshire ?? ?? ..17 ios I 50 Caledonian ?? 50 Chester 'and Holyhead ?? o 50 ...