... LON DON GAZETTES- TciSsDky, Nov. 6. PARTNERLSHI PS DISSOLVED. J. C. F. Davidsun and W. Welch, Bourn, Lincolnshire, common brewvcrs-J. 1teywo rtib and T. Sharples, WNheeitt u, Lanc ashlire. farmers -Whittaker and. Co., Ave Maria-lane, booksellers; as far as regards J. S. Treachicr-B. Hollins and J. Crowthlcr, Shetibeld, ?? and Son, Liverpool, booksellers-D. Davies and MI. Farmer, Worces. ter, ...

... - ?? -- a TuOSDAT, NOV. 6. (Thc Gazelle contains a notice that the following places have been duly registered for solemniring marriages therein) Baptist Chapel, Warbeys, ilunltingrdonohire. Baptist Chapel, Lianlfair Caereinion, lontgooneryshire. Bethesda Chapel, U~ley, Gloucestcrshire. New 3erusalem Meeting-house, Accrington, Lancashire, Bethcsda Chapel, Nacberth, i'emBookeshiro. Fynnon ...

... CORN MARKET. MOXDAY, Nov. 12.-The supplies of Wheat to our market this morning have been larger than of late from the home counties, and as the demand thence For shipment to the north has in a great degree subsided, we may fairly continue to expect large weekly arrivals. Wheats are dull to-day, and Is to 2s. lower for English, ana foreign is full as much cheaper. Barley is a slow sale, hut ...

... COMVIERCE AND INDUSTRY. - - - - - - - S CZIh-SATVUDAY M1oRmuzu. FOREIGN. The frgncommercial int.Aligenuc received this week is exceed- Ingly meagre. The prevalence of northeasterly wivnds-- has precluded arrivals. from the Unlitedl S~aecs, and although we bad the East India miails 15y the Mediterranean steamer in thle early part of the week, ~ve had previously the same dlates through the ...

... T HE MARKETS. CORN MARKET. 'MONDty, Nov. 19.-The arrivals of Wheat fresh up to this morn_ ing's market are again but moderate, the demand still continuing fully a,!equiate to the supplies. Wheats have readily maintained Fri- day's prices, which were rather lower than this day week. Barley is Is lower. Oats are firnt. Beans (both new and old) fully command last week's terms. White Peas are 4s ...

... LONDON GAZETTES- TUESDAY, Nov. 13. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Coenty of Oxford, Ist or Queen's Own Regiment of Oxfordshire Yeomanry Cavalry- Charles Bowles, Gent., to be Cornet, vice Robert Smallbones re- signed; Edward Wright, Gent., to be Cornet, vice Leonard Pickerinag promoted. The following buildings are certified as places duly registered for solemnizing marriages, ...

... LLOYD'S REGISTER OF BRI-rSH AND FOREIGN SHIPPING. I ?? TO THE EDITOR OF THE EPA. StR,-It must be perfectly unnecessary for me to say one word respecting the immense importance of a subject, wliich,it must be self-evident, involves the welfare of the whole mner- cantile mat ine of the United Kingdom ; and I will, therefore, frankly avow that my object in addressing you is to expose the great ...

... ma*_ ?? CTY.-S.TuanDAY MORNINa. FOREIGN. We have advices a few days later from the United States, by the Garrick, Liverpool line-ofpacket ship, which left New York on the 25th inst. The United States Bank had declined drawing any fur- ther at the time upon Europe, and the immediate consequence was the advance of the rate of exchange upon England to 110 to 1101. It is, therefore, perfectly ...

... i CIrT.-SATURDAY MORdNING. FOREIGN. By the Liverpool line-of-packet ship England, we have this week advices from New York to the Ist ult., inclusive. The commercial letters continue to represent trade as steadily improving, the demand for piece goods from the westward having been kept up Jater in the season and to a greater extent than had been anticipated. No very Satisfactory statement is, ...

... NV~IITEHILL NOr 24,I Es. ANt 7 The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be ?? under the Great Seal otthe United KCingdom, gratentij the otped of Adv-orate G~eneral or ug Martial of' ?? Maje-.~t, 's Force to W iilliam St. Juien Arlin, Subrueat-.aau in the rosos of the R4.6 ov . Robrt Cutle haser n, eeased. W~H[TEIUML, Nov. 26, l1838. The Queen has been pleased to direct le-z'ers ...

... CORN MARKET. - CoNR-ExCHANGE, MONDAY, Nov. 26.-We had during last week very short supplies of all grain, and only 6,080 sacks of I'lour coast- wise. To this morning's market the arrivals are again moderate, being nearly confined to land samples of Wheat from Essex, Kent, and seine from Suffolk. The Wheat trade is full 3s hi-her than this day week for English and foreigi, and a clearani e has ...

... I CITYL-SAZD'OAY MAorINuNq. FOREIGN. It appears by accounts received from Canton, to the 25th July, that Admiral Maitland had arrived at Tuykoo w ith the Wellesley line. of-battle-ship, and the Algerine brig-of-war, for the purpose of asfbrd ing that protection to our mercantile interests so long expected, and so long a desideratum in the Chinese seas. No direct proceedings had been taken; nor ...