... I TFE FUNDSUSATURDAY, FOUR O'CLOCK. BRI~stISH. Price. FORIGON. Price. CO . ?? 933 Belgian ?? . . 103 Do. Account . . . i 4 I Brazil . ?? 83 .t per Cent. Reduced . Shut Dutch 27 per Cent . 3-7 34t Noev . . . . . a . noq anish . . . 7. .. 34 Reduiced * ?? Shult Fre3ch 3 per Cent . 81)A Long Annuities . Shut 31exican 6 per Cent. * 7` Rank Stack**. . . Shut Colombian . 2 . . . Exchequer Bills . ...

... Tuesday, October 9. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Marsden and Son, Leeds, hosiers-T. Camps and T. Wbately, Great Berkhamrpstead, Hertfordshire, surgeons-J. Myatt and W. Yates, Jackfield, Shropshire, earthenware nanfacturers-G. Smuart and J. Hardy, York road, Lambeth, s awyers-H. Emett and J. B. Mason, Liverpool, surgeons- Ackroyd and Bridgman, Sheffield, ?? and Nacroe, Liverpool, general ...

... Tuesday, May 1,. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. A. Hawkins, Chiswell street, ironrmionger. 14 BANKRUPTS. R. Davis, Watling street, linen factor. [Robinson, Queen street place, Upper Thames street. W. Iteagrave, Creat Queen street, Lincolrn's inn fields, brass founder. [CatlinD, Ely 'place, Holborn. F. T. C oke, Queen's row, Pinilico, tobacconist. [Bedford, Calthorpe street. F. Morgan, Long acre, linen ...

... Woolwich, M-incn 26.—The Cyclops, Gorgon, Vix«n, and Fury, st>v., ordered to be prepared for commission soon possible, aml'their armaments held realiness for them at Woolwich. The following steam-sloops have been ordered home, and on their arrival are to be fitted with all possible despatch for service, and their armaments to be kept in readiness for them, viz., Cormorant, Driver, Hecate,Hecla ...

... French Plays, St. James's Theatre. —-Irclo- Rose Clieri her benefit last ln tin* world of ours, it is too often the case that the bint tit one person is the injury of others, and th'S the c»'c with a favourite perlormer, whose lor t.*e uioit part indicates, the instance liose Chen, ,»- proaching departure. This charming actress r ram but one night more in the present season. pieces selected ...

... Tiie French Plays.—The St. James's Theatre opened last evening for the' performances of French plays, under the management of Mr. Mitchell. The season promises to be a brilliant one. The programme of engagements put forth by the spirited lessee, contains the names of many of the brightest stars of the Parisian stage, who are to visit us ia uninterrupted succession. Among them are Perlet, Mile. ...

... EDINBURGH, Junb 11. The satisfactory explanations of the Lord Advocate regarding his Marriage and Registration Bills have not had the effect of mollifying their opponents here. The more candid and intelligent of the party will admit that there are evils connected with the present system of marriage and registration, but then all the reform that they will concede is, that proclamation of banns ...

... Princess's.—A new after-piece, apparently from the French, entitled A Romance of the Rhine, was produced here last evening. The heroine, Conttance, heiress of a German proprietor, has been saved from drowning in the Rhine by a young French officer, Hector Dumarteau, who, however, imagines her to have been lost in the confusion of the retcue, and this impression shared by her uncle and his ...

... M- '- it iis most gratifying to stat . tht ner21 expeoiation, not a single defaulter was~'heard of ba-tbis, one of the mostimportant, it'may beaded Verious, liquidatious -of aexxunt hfch' has nownfrf6ra long tine. Pron:the at. t f te so. ckunt, aud the. apprehended icay.pityof moey a ,ppireensiou,,provedto be somewhat exaggeratedf by results, some rather considerable :fuotuatlous of' prices ...

... t U OMMBRCIrALAND:J MARktTil - COTTON.'-LrvWERPooL, Atuxt 2o-matturday wa ucb eotved as ahollday.' l MitoRsMu; APRM L t nosy Aof our em. eh ?? tda~y a appeared to be more ftm bses.hetransations Were noat of a biwanttait; .o di: tbn , pea to be o. ! ~ fitn ,~gitd Eto,., ?? note. WOO6LLENCLOTHS. -lri APRIL 22.-T''hee av tatea large attendanie. of' ?? ..t.otcloth h.l thi ns~opnng, and a ...

... _ _ . v n - x- PROD CE.- MNCIG-LNEJ-kN, 23 - We ?? again to report that a large quartity of sugar his5 be-en -flkred in pals. Ire solo, and thc result as noorlo the sase:- ao vestorday--naniely, that the insporters have beoncoapeklted to biv it) flll, four-Wilth, to sustain the mnarket, and even. with this support p~ilees arc a shale in faseur of cisc buyers. 5tt000 bogs low browa Bengagl ...

... PRODUCE.-MiNciND._LNE, FEB. 20.-The large sugar sale-, amounting to 350 Ihbds. West India, 10,500 bogs Mauritius, 6,500 bags Blengal, and 5,500 bags Madras, hare gone off wellmv re-j garde the tlemasd, as four. fifties of the quantity found buyers; but, except for refining qualities, the full prices or last week were not quite supported, yet we do tot quote any general reduction in prices. ...