... AlpI rtflvDS AND MXNDY MAR-iT. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING.-The business transacted during the week cwass rather to a limited extent, in consequence of the excitement produced in the city, by the refusal of M. Hottinguer and Co., the bankers in Paris and Havre, to accept bills drawn on them by the United States Bank. The cause of their declining was not disclosed, but the moment the account reached ...

... FROZTH!, L DN' GZETTE. TUESDAY, Nov. 19. INSOLVENTS.-A. GALLASVAY, Holloway, chemist. W. LUxFroD, 'I'rosley, Kent. butcher. J. RAN, Queen's-buildings, BronptOIn, nphlilsterer. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED,-J. ItIanEs, Denton, Lane&- shire, inerchalit. BiANKRUPTS-J. MAN, Brickbill.lane, Upper Thames.street, ironmonger. t C. PROCKTI31, Bridge-tod, Lambeth, 11(tel-keeper. E. C. oo pn, Great ?? IV. ...

... 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 ...

... Tir[E MAklKET§. THE LONDON-WIIOLESALE MERICANTILE MARKETS, 6tifig to its bbing lbliday week, there has been but very little business done inideed gentrally, and priees temaib much as last wek. ' 'I he inctc ised stardity of iM dnty deces5srilv poes also to cramp operations. GROCERY MLiAR.ET.-lransactio1s very insignificant, Of British.Plautation Sugar not above5O hhds. sold, aud thesewent at ...

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... TiHE' AONEY kAFFi.IR'I 1Tims, of, t1i~jnqpiing.,. ..Wq kj~t~q pp~ awatter, but 't11roUgh1irqiour&%Jim theI ?? Mhi*h tbere are-many. But, ?? *ilt be known by Inc uir; whe ti the Pbfli~pit ?? gtj ment of 3reste___, 21g*6FQW1`Wt_1N pf1 tve'ei fife Noitbciktei 'dikt~fI A'iid£i .AR to theimomnorit I. 6wiViiH.adiied, Bank. *At the time whdA ?? . ..a Ue'i,~ .Stnk-of Efiglaw~ ot td ~BbI~ t London ...

... 1 r,-. b ?? , I *1 )W*0111) W? , 1#3&0? il ft, i I 'R ?? ptw *11111r, rl,? _ -? 11 'Joully, ?? PFgaRhag' beeD but fitt1W d6rie~in^PublicRedurities3; e a0 busines iaws s c7'ne i a@il - i'le'6 l thii~fi 1ThJi~i f't Ilk urt4@ iib ns i,,z!i'n0ih I~El T~iSE~hest `igiek' ebit ls fislwris^ MEN 91 , ?? C lnh1 Ii h ?? slteetey b4mitehtt is8ijlat rivrdi elthlel Bills have, I POPI ?? ...

... FnODW THE LONDON GAZETTE. TUESDAY, SFPT. 1. BANKRUPTS.-J. SAUNDEaS, jun., Paternoster-row, bookseller. C. PntcE, ClerkenAell-green, lampnmanulifcturer. C. EI. Dusoc, Princes-street, Spitalfields, silk-dyer. J. HvITchNwOi, East Retford, wine and spirit-merchant. J. BLALr., Truro, mine-cgent. B aMITCHeELL, York, builder. W. GADSBY, jun., Manchester,joincr. W; HoUGHrroN, Kirkham, Lancashire, tow ...

... ]LO'DON GAX E1ETTES. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY, D . 30.-Sim,, Peter Rice and Philip Rice, of Addle-street, and of the Pavp. ment, Finsbury, City, warehousemen. , BASNKRUPTS.-George Green, of Eagle-street, Red Lions square, coach-broker, January 13, February iO-SaomuelThomj. son, of Upper Rathbone-place, Oxford-street, tallow-ebandler January II, February I0-Thomas ...

... THE FUNDS AND DIONEY 'MABEt. LOSmoN, FRIDAY AriCnaOoN.-rlnerc was inore businesS *stsiaced iii the niarket dluiling the week 1hanl for some past, 2 l. thlc i~p~p~CrinnO sol' jth~ins was somnewhat inprovedt, ?? i';.the. ea'sy hikllw' W jo nv -wals to be ohbtalited, froim the it Pr.Wsutnmipox lsqb~-lllo, particularly from the United States, .t~t he ,cetin6 5'the Bui~k Directors on Thursday, a ...

... EFFECT OF THE GALE ON E SHIPPING : IEFFECTS OF THlE GAILE ON THE SHIIPPING. PoRTssiouTu, Nov. 29.-We habse expji'ienced a harder galo of wvind here to-day thanhas occurred since the November gale of 1825. All yesterday it hlew hai'd; in'tihl Bi'ening.it lull6d, biit it, again increased with the nigliht. with muiuch rain. At diiy light this moining ?? the vesssls wcre found safe, ntd no'ne of ...

... STATE OF TRADE-PUBLIC CREDIT. GzRMANY.-A considerable failure had taken place in Konigsburg, amounting to 80,000 dollars, which is likely to be followed by serious consequences, both in that city and Memel. It is expected that a' dividend of five per cent. will be realized. A corn speculation had been unsuccessful at Dantzic, involving a loss of 13,000 dollars., We are sorry to hear of a ...