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... | SHE AMhETING OF CoUNTRY BINKERS. [FROM tH£ BIRMING.HAM (;AZETTE]. ?? of the Country Bankers, at their Meetings :L~-don, have been conducted with so much privacy, that U has hitherto transpired. Under these circumstances, it -! tis pleasure to be enabled to lay before our readers, from WOteity, the earliest acceunt of their proceeding., together n!c.py of tbe Resolutions adopted at their ...

... MA4NuFA~cTOR11E. Tbe Invention of manufacturing machineryI and rtse substl- totion of it for human labour, deserves to be ranked in import- ance with the distcevery of the art of printing and the science of navigation. While the operations of the loom, and the wheel, sod the shuttle, partook of no higher character than tbe efforts of mnere physical power and manual skill, the scope for ...

... THE MONEY M)4RKET.-C.4YI7y, FrzDv4r. A confirmation having been given, by the Expresses from Paris, to the news respecting the proffered media- tion of Austria, the Funds have remained very firm, at about the same quotations as yesterday. On the com- mencem nt of business, there was a disposition manifested to produce a further elevation, it having been ascertained that the French Funds on ...

... SHIP NEWs. I PoRrT$MotRjHFeP, 27-Arrived bis AI~est1, and the Harriet, Barrack, Monarch, Reg su i transports freln L;E1Wn, also tire Diadeas utr I Attd ?Ikl Mauritius-sailed the 22d or October andi tron'oart the il6 10th of December; his Maiesty's s1ip sc1 apthe 21st of October frin the Isle of France forp8s Cailea Osti Majesty's ships Helicon ard Sainarang were ort tcOt. L, lyas blown a heavy ...

... THIE MIONEYI lARKET.-rry, l i I er '[he contents of the advices by tile TG Lisbon occasioned rather a strong ten a on n- under the apprehension, that the intul iectioaary ' r- ments at Elvas would spread to ot)ly ps ts ot N ve gal ; and if we may credit sonic of tlie plrzate comrn, cations, this would have been elte cast, ?? *r- the presence of the British truop. It become m tion, however, ...

... MARKETS-SEP. 7. 81.JGAR.-Thse demand for sugars generally coaticileg osid able, and the prices are gradnady improvingt. The morning is fully Is. higher than, it was. this day week.sueti goods have advanced full Is. per cwt. this week, and the Wardit continues firmn at the improved prices. Some lumps Wold t the commencement of the week at 84.., but there is Rose ag.. ing thismorning at that ...

... I AMONEY MARKLT.-CITY, SArvDJv, The depression In the foreign exchange wa the Iml cause of the sales of Stock to-day, prodaicing a retrogradeC 1 ment of & per cent. Consols for Account opened at tse bit and for October at 89&, at which prices a good deal of buh' was transacted. Some of the leading Jobbers having, 100 the usual pracfice,offered some large amnounts of Cousols for blt Accounts ...

... I THE MOAEY 1ARKET.-CirI, MONYDY. r A sudden impulse was given to-the business transacted in the Funds this afternoons, by the arrival of two ex- Jg presses from Constantinople, and on this authority it was Is. stated that the Grand Seignior had at length conceded if to the wishes of the Allied Powers. For the moment :ts pretty general credit was attached to this account, and the y purchases ...

... MONEY MARKET.-Ciry, THURSDAY. The various unfavourable reports respecting the popu- lar commotions in Portugal, of misunderstandings between the Russian and British sailors at Portsmouth, and of the incompleteness in the arrangements in the present Minis- try, produced an unfavourable impression on the Stock Market this afternoon, although in the morning the price of Consols for Account ...

... I - CIrY-FRIDAY. MANUFACTURES-The ?? from MATnChester are not more nnfavourahtle. There is a igood demand for common gFods, and wages remain nearly as last week-and they are still much higher than they were at this time last yelr. Timere is a good demnsnd for pri ati slimats (tor tihe' United ?? of the orders, howver, are not satisfactory, Snd will not be exe- cuted. In other plrks of the ...

... FROM SRE LONIION GAZETTES. - - Th\f.. . Wi. Hariison anii T.'Vghtoll, horl't, Lancashire cbctton-apinners. [Hurd arid Johi n'eple ; - l- , A. Sno*bal, Rat-ciffeietralleti t1illiama >Copthafl eourt - R. Giblet, Frome Selwoodbxnrrier, {Hartley, New Bridge';treet. W. E~vans5, Eotherfildstieiip-hilder. ?? and CoCloXkUlaRe. C. Smith, Minories' grocer. [Vat aeicoai and ...