... 6COMMERGIAL EXAMlNEIR Cury, SATonUDAr, ONE o'CLoCx. -ihis is not a wesek in which much business is done in the City. Several of the markets are always entirely closed. Some of the accounts froen several parts of the country, Manchester, Sheffield. and other manaufacturing towns, speak of a sensible isprovI nent in tialde. If no untoward event occurs, the Spring trade will doubtless be very ...

... - IIE A TiI Tt was te general opinion, that tbe vlgour adgiiance ot OUr cruizersa ad nearly 1suppressed this traffic ;stich, however, was not the fact. The wht6le number captured by our zers and sent to Sierra Leone; from June, 1819, to July, 1828, wai 13,281, being an average of 1400 peratnnum; while, during;that period, above 100,000 were annualy-taken from tht ?? lawful or unlawful traders, ...

... 1O1EY fITARKET-Ciry, MONDAY. On the commencement of business some symptoms of alarm were manifested in both the English and Foreign Stock Mvar- kets, produced chiefly by the fact of a decline in the French Funds on Saturday last. As to the reports relative to some misunderstanding between this country and France, touching the d. mohtion of the firtresses on the Belgian frontiers, they met with ...

... MONA'EY AfRKET-CITy, W EDNSDAY. Some uneasiness continues to prevail in otr own and the French Stork Market, a corresponding movement downwards having occurred in each. From Paris the private advices of Monday, just received by Evtalettc, mention that the Diplomatic Addresq to the King, 3 on the comnirncement of the New Year, had not dissipated the alamn which was felt with regard to the ...

... 31L'KEY' LARKE7--c(i'rI, J'UU!v'S.4I'. :10 re :pis 9 ha5 becni given to the ppecui Iti' !nq itn tie lutuli- Srt ridr; r -day. on thle opetring of tile new account for the ?? 1of i cinuay. ' l Ie adidtle thts at rernoun, as compired Ultii lov Ivos c )Iltcc3 Ur yesterdarr lias amounted tu 1 p:> r i n.. ite pri i ?? b icrs i s o ?? of those who I ave row for s .rte c titlr ?? a ad 1iigh imjce. ...

... TIHE RB VANUE. AB.ST''RAC'T' of the NET l'RODUCE of the REVENUJE of GREAT ITl'AIN, in thc Yc-ts cndud sth Jan. 1831 andI 1832, dis- tiliguishing tlhe Q1Atrteris. $ 5 _.¢ - 8 2 . ...

... MARK-LANE, COaN-EXCHANGE, JANUAR 2.-The past week furnished our market vikb plentiful supplies of all descriptions of graiu and a considerable quantity of flour, which with the fresh supplies of this morning, cause a large sljow of samples of all kinds of cotO The finest parcels of wheat alone have obtaifel last quotations: to make sales of other sort the trade is so exceedingly dull that ...

... MONLOY N,4nrRr-tlry,- PIZ, -- ZP. C U1 b it This was observed -s a holiday at the Bank, and very 1i tain businees was, therefore, transacted at the Stock Exchang. ugh time bargains. Inst The advance of yesterday has been maintained in the fat ,ay, the official statement respecting the Revenue during cidg Quarter just ended, the deficiency, as compared with the p,, responding Quarter of last ...

... From the LONDON G47ETTE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1831. INSOLVENTS. BUSH, J., late of Blackman-street, Borough, victualler. FARRAR, W., Bread-st., Cheapside§ ware- houseman. HOLGATE, G. R., late of Elizabeth-street, Euston-sq., wine-merchant. STEPHENS, T., London-road, Southwark, linen-draper. BANKRUPTS. COVENEY, T., Benenden, Kent-farmer and horse-dealer. CRAMPTON, J., late of Kirkoswald, Cum- ...

... FROM THE LOND~N GAZETTES. Tuesday, Jan. S. INSOLVENT. J. Heron and J. Comer, Liverpool, tailors. - BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Hill, Little Pulteney-at. Golden-square, dyer. 21 BANKRUPTS, J. Cazenove, Broad-st.-buildings, underwriter. [Bourdillon, Austin friars. 1. Shaw, Gracechurch-st. cheesemonger. [Hutchison & Inmeson, Crown-court, 4'hreadneedle-st. W.-Elston, Eyre-st.-hill, victualler. ...

... CITY, SATUnRDAY, ONE-O'CLOCK. 1hebusiness done this week has been very trifling in most of the markets Psreons of every class engaged in business having been more or less occupied b vt their accounts, taking stock, &c. For sugars, however, in London, in the hjegin~njgof the week, there seemed a considerable desire to puichase; and at civerpool the spinners and weavers appeared in considerable ...

... MlONE ' YNARKET.-CITY, SATURDAY. The Consol Market has been very atirnated to-day, and more busiias than usual on a Saturday, transacted. The prices have been depressed one half per cent. on what they left off yesterday. The sales effected were principally fur the month of February. One broker of respectability sold upwards of 100,0001. fir thilt Account. The opening price for the next ...