... -- I: ~ COAL TRSDE. TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. :n SxIR-our Paper of Tuesday last contains a Report of a Committee of Surrey Magistrates on the subject of in Frauds in the Coal Trade, in which there is a paragraph sl reflecting upon our conduct, which we trust your impar- tb tiality will allow us to reply to, through the same channel. a, Mr. Turquand further reported to us, that as ...

... M(ONElY-MARfKET.-ClrY, THURSDAY. A very strong sensation, accompanied with a decline in the public Securities of about 2 per cent., was created by a report that the Emperor Nicholas, so lately indis- posed, had met with a relapse; and that, in fact, his health was in a more precarious state than ever. This could be traced to no other source than the French Papers, though it was said that ...

... MONEY-MARKEIT.-Clry, FR IS;Y, . I ~ jy We have it in our power to lay before the public a very important communication, which, no doubt, will give great satisfaction to a large class of persons, we mean the holders of the New Four per Cents., who hiave been kept in a great state of alarm for some time past by the positive assertion made, that the Chancellor of the Ex- chequer intended this ...

... -- PLYMOuTn, DEC. 30.-The Bramble cutter, 10, Lieu. nant llaswell, returned from Falmouth during Sunday nig and sailed again to-day for the same place.. The Espeig IS, Commander R. Elliott, sailed on Monday afternoon Spithead. We learn that the Clio, 10, is ordered to. brought forward at this port for commission. Lieutersg Corbet (1828) is appointed to the Ariadne, vice H- superseded. Orders ...

... From THE LONDON GAZETTE3 of Friday, Jan. 1. ?? ~ ~ , a .I; DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. JAN. 1.-JOHN HAWKES TATI'ON, of Jarade House, Thames Bank, Middlesex, coal-merchant, that lib is is insolvent circumstances, and is unable to meet his engage- ments with his creditors. BANKRUPTS. DAVID PAGE, of Epsom, Surrey, horse-dealer, Jan. 15, at one, 19, at eleven, and Feb. 12, at two, at the Court oi ...

... 0 0 - LONDON MARKETS, * - FOR COLONIAL AND OTHER PRODUCE. :[FRO THE LONDON NEW PRItCE CURRENT OF PRIDAY.] SUGAR-The demand for Muscovades has considerably improved this week, and there is a firmness about the Mar- ket we have not experienced for severalweeks'past; the estimated sales this week are nearly 3,000 hhds. and tees. The Refined trade has been rather improving this week in the demand, ...

... SHIP NMWS. * FALMOIUTr, D13C. 31.-Airrfed the Lor1d a f4 from Buenos Ayres, sailed from Buenos Ayhres 12 . 1 h ,er, ?? Vide'o litlh of Octob&. . 41. iajagt't'b Tribune and Caulmus weere at Buenosa rs. -HXI. l l ship 1Thetis sailed for the Pacih on the 3d of Q0% tending to touch pat . the Palkland Islnds. On te . , October arrived in the River Plate thie English shipt yrJa' of London, from ...

... M - l: S i ?? MONE YeMARKl; T 7-CiTY, SATU/RDAY. During the greater part of to-day the Funds have been depressed, though the quotation of Consols for Account was not so low as yesterday. A good deal of alarm has arisen from the apparent weakness of Ministers, at a monent when they ought to shew themselves most independent of the fundholder, by tie postponer ent of the project for reducing the ...

... M~'04RAIaT8, JN,.4. . .I CORN EXCHANGE. 'The fti agatlonbeing againprattywell e.n haveh~A, good show of buyers at market ; .but 'the advance*of ls. to 2s. per quarter, noticed onWednesday, shioht tatsaineda the prices having gone back to the quotation of last Monday, at which we have a fair trade. Wheat sales are ?? con lined to the best parcels. Barley is also ivthout any-alteri ation in ...

... MONEY-MARKET.-CIrr, Mo°vai. The affairs of the Brazilian Empire have engronedt almost exclusively, public attention in the City to-day. It was before reported that Don Pedro' waras is want of money, and that a new Loan was necessary for bir, in order that he mightlee enabled to meet the exigenctes of the State. - This report has been so far imprroved upon, that a positive assertion has been ...

... $1 SHIP NAWS. t;: DOvER, JAN. 3.-Yesterday his Majesty's packet the Salamander sailed to Calais, with the mail, dispatches, and a number of passengers, amongst whom were the Right Honourable Lords Castlereagh and Clanwilliam, and Mr. and Mrs. M'Kenzie, Grieves, &c. The above packet returned to-day with the Government dispatches x and several passengers, amongst whom was Mr. Potter, with ...

... MONEY-AlJRKE7 ?? Turso.4y. A good deal of curiosity was excited to-day by the transfer of a large -amount of stock into the name of his Grace the Duke of Wellington, out of which ttansaction- many conjectures arose ; and by the Bu1l party it was looked upon as a very favourable omen, as theysupposed, cu that did not his Grace anticipate a further advance in the St public securities, he would ...