... . LONDON VIAREXTS :- COYN-EXCgeADGE, Noetdisy, N T ?? A been a fair arrival both of Wheat Witi Flour.dl0*0t-I day se'nnight, and we had a tolerably ] ood uplyQM 1I Wheat this morning from EsIex, 'emt arid e the trade, on the whole, however, was by no lirA-0 brisk, although full 2s. per quarter dearer ttbaJ tLj9 d1 . se'nnight.-lt behig now 'decided by the, %z#4t*.$YC t rare that the ports ...

... BANKRUPTCY OF MESSRSI iASl1-1 AND O. . esterday tiar n igthe first msetinrkof the credi-' tors of Measr:si Miarsh, Stracsy,, F entieroy, and-& Co., too.k place, at (Gjuidhall. The rootnl was filled soon after l nine o'clock in the morning by persons (chiefly shop- keepers from, the parish of lalrylebone) ccstsfying mitch 0 alsiety for the result.. T'he mischief, in genera, doue e to tradesmen ...

... POOR RATES.-LABOtJRRltS' WAI2vAS. ~ (frwbch se~ontry ~Is inltaidjtt tolitird.ioho Aust, e~ ell, hs ustbbe eistributed; 'tIht f'ofthe Select Camn- re olte t nqir nto the practice which pre- ti, pot.f h out. f n hewgscc Ide among the maischieos efe ts fte yteUhtnw~ of prevails-first, that ?? fisi und cient lebour from telbrrwhm he hires ; second,'I that' plersons who have no need ffr labour -are ...

... --LO NDJYN1 MARKETS3 . -sJ * are-- -- -~ . IC . A . *- cr |',tjoB2xcztAG Mel:,iws6do, INev. J5s-' .be WM5s ir- val of Wheat Ahis moriing was by' no eaos nge ; tO thlere is but i~ttle ateratioti tO notiae . ,thbee ]4esten,}iv5 i, taken off on as good. terms, W tsj Uhi§sdite'naiu, ?? though tbe mniddling and ordinary ?? )W lower., Barley sells on .be>:er teess sae is. an)d so data Ilal;.-WbitO ...

... I iqELIGIQU.S PRiNC'litl T~iH OtLYv EVFFIt IENt IR ASIS OF'CO1MElIRtALi COOkDPNC& N IE. : I I Th* 'le iost superficial observer of the conduct of . ie g04);ality 'ffperqioa p Icu ying the upper wailes of ;ife must 'have'noticed thbat sue'l-g.erson-g are iii~flenced ;y. wfihat are cominmio'ly~ierned the law's of'ionouri'V rather than by the'restraints of religion. We male this distinction, ...

... a UORN-XXCHANGE, Montidy, Dec. 13-Tb's mag-. nitu-de of' our supplies of dvery description rf Grainl, fd and nearly 20,000 sacks of Flour, have occasioned an ?? uqusual heaviness in the sale of every article; and fine a samples of Wheat arc from 2s. to 3s. per quiarter lower, 's without, being able to make mnuch progress in ihe sale ig even of the finest qualities. Barley is also cq-4alv dull ...

... , Ij I at. ria Manfwkre& duid Commnerce. On Monaday 5ook place at Hetliog Hotise, Bath, 1,the adjourned November fleeting of this Society..-Or- insi the motion of Hlantings, ]ilwin, ts q seconded by Sir as T. Bt. Lethlbridge, Bart.,-i b7a. C.. Llnrsi-sar.Y, Hart L it V. P. was called to the Chair. e rs 'A'he minutes of die General Aleetings ?? bleen snread by the.Secretary, he proceeded to ...

... SHIP.OW'NERS' SOCIETV, The Metnblciie ol' this Suveitty dined togetehrs pir y-edaa hecity of' Lddi ~,hn oceert ici ie aniesry of their Institution the EarlI of 'Liver- Chili pool in tile Chair-The large room; of the city of Lori- don Tavern was crowded. lare At luilf.-paqt sir o'clock, the Earl of Liverpool, the Adate ion President of the Society, took the Chair; near him sat the illeti the ...

... D - LONtDON AIARkEI TS. LU2'SLP LriN MIARKK.ETS. ice: Couivr.EXCOTANGE, Monday, Dec. 6.-The arrival ro- of Wheat this day was tolirably large; hence the tradc .ni on the whole was dull, and even tor the best runs lat She week's prices were in few instances obtained, wliist tlif 1ht middling and ordinary sorts were from 2s. to s. -perqr. -; clieaper.-Barley, of which we had some quantity from ...