... MONE1Y AD COMMERCE. CITY, THURSDAY EVENING. The money market has been veryabundantly supplied, at the rates quoted in our impression of last week. The demand for home goods is improving for most kinds, and the prices exhibit a gratifying firmness. The supplies of colonial produce have been smaller than for some time past, and holders have not been eager to effect sales. Continental orders have ...

... TUESDAY. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDBD. John Wheeler, Princes-street, Hanover-sqsrare, tailor.-Wil- liam Hurre Kiing, Henry Kingarsid David lilig, Old-street-road, builders. BANKRUPTS. Horatio Wyer, Newington-causeway, ?? Boyd, Piccadilly, ?? Kenrick, Oxford-street, horse- ?? Clinch, Hammersmith, onmribus-proprietor.- Samuel Polak, Newport, Mlonmouthshire,. woollep-draper.- Abraham Harris, Sharp's ...

... MAIUCETS. CORN EXCHANGE,._ s BItTI3fl.Wheat. Essex, Kent, Mod0 56s to67a, new redsls to 652o odvh~ted Suffolk, ol fs to k os; Norfolk and to LiIl t g -Peas: Xvhite94se~s~td Lincoln ?? Tld~sstt(5wd -Oata Englsh lced i, tO~6 Maled 3-2 tD1 white New to 6 29-Rys, 6to and ?? e Ito 252o. Distilling 2ts to 798Ws, t folk and Norfolk s to 5so7 new pab ?? 005 rot 62s to 364sp', ...

... T4ONEY- XAMEU1. CITY, THURSDAY eVENING. The commercial and money markets have been suffer- inA under the political influences noticed in Our last, and which have received no further development, though now apparently clearing up in connection with Denmark, and we hope ere long to add of Italy also. The English stock market opened on Monday morning at an improvement, under the influence of ...

... CITY, FRIDAY EVENING. We can scarcely imagine anvthing more prejudicial to theCoeI mercial interests than a spirit of competition and rivalry existing between the Private Bankers and the Bank of England, and 'e can see no other means to avert it than for the Bank to adopt the plan we have proposed, viz., to make the Private BaSkera the medium of employing her surplus deposits. How, it may be ...

... CITY. FRIDAY EVENING. The return of the Revenue furnisbes a topic for anything but, congratulation. Deficiencies in the Customs, Excise, Stamnps, Taxes, Post-office; in short, every branch of the Re- venue by which we usually estimate the prosperous working of society exhibits a falling off that sufficiently proclaims the miserable condition of our Home trade. The only impost exhibiting an ...

... CORN-MARKET-MAY 30. The supplies of English WHEAT continue moderate, and a good clearance was made in the early part of the week. The attendance of dealers is limited, partly occasioned by the attraction of Epsom Races; but, in tbe sales made to-day, we note prices quite as firm as on Monday. Foreign Wheat meets a steady, though not extensive demand, andprevious rates are well supported. ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIcENCE. CITY, FRIDAY EVENING. The movement we noticed some time ago among the Conti- nental capitalists against the stock of gold in the coffers of the Ban], of England, is still insidiously progressing; and, though interrupted, a short time since, bv an alteration in the rate of exchange between France and this country, the current value of the precious metals both ...

... MONEY MARKET, RAILWAY, AND -. / CITY INTELLIGENCE - In our English Stock Market the~greatest listless- ness aid depression have been the characteristics of the wek's bnsiness.; On Taesday-the settling- the itrangement. of the account proved Bullish. Whefe it was required, a continuation of one quarter per nt. was paid to carry over Stock till the 17th proxlmo, the next settling day. Exchequer, ...

... We have received to-day, by extraordinary express, journals and letters from Madrid to the 19th inst. The new ministry, under Narvaez, have inaugurated their coming to power by two acts, which may lead, says the Journal des Debati, to the most serious results, and which prove but too clearly the dangerous path in which they intend to lead their country and their youthful Queen. By deciee ...

... Dublin, Nov. 21. Another Murder.—Limerick has been the scene of another murder ; the victim was named Daniel Dillon, and was wealthy farmer and money lender, hence it is supposed the motive for his murder may be deduced, for he had taken out some decrees against some defaulting debtors at the late sessions of Limerick. Dillon lias left a widow and young family. He resided within six miles of ...

... Thf. Contest for the Chancellorship Cambridge.—Earl Powis has addressed the following circular to his supporters: Berkeley-square, March 1, IS47.—Rev. Sir, —I hasten to acknowledge, with my warmest thanks, the exertions you have made in my behalf during the contest, now concluded, for Chancellorship of the University of Cambridge. It will always be a source of pride and gratification me that ...