... STA TE O F TRADE. WOOL -We understand that several letters are In town from G-rtll.uy, satnoicing that wool sold at an advance at the late t a t Breslau, or, to speak more correctly, that it was all told h, fire the regular conineicement *f lhe fair, at coiosiderably bilher prices than bal beeu before ob alnetl. THAD& ov LEKDS.-Our report this week retpecting the tale of cloth lii he Halls is ...

... BANK OF BNGLAND. NEW BANK ChARTER. Yesterday, Pt two o'clock, a Meeting of the Proprietorl of Bank Stock was held, at the Bank, for the purpose of consider- ing the subject of the Bank Charter. The room was excessively cro xded long before two o'clock, the Meeting having been eti- glually appointed for twelve. At two o'clock, the Governor and several Directors entered the room. Mr. RAIKES (the ...

... SALE OF MR. KHAN'S DRESSES, 4c. The Stage Dresses worn by Mr. Kean to his principal charac- ters, and other valuable r.lices appertaining to his respective per- sonatious, were sold yesterday, by auction, on the stage of the Richmond Theatre, by a Grntleman from London, who did ample justice to the various articles by accurately describing their merits. The sale was atteaded by an immense ...

... MONEY IMARAT.-irr, SATVUDAY. The details and elucidations, by tbe Chancellor of the Exchequer, of the terms for renewing the Bank Charter, hIve been boroutkly discussed In the City to-day. Among the best lnformed on this subject, the Impression certainly Is, that If the public Interest has not been consulted so much as perhaps it ought to have been by Ministers, In the bargain made with the ...

... SHIP NEIWES. [FROIM LLOYD'S:. Cowirs. JUN10 11.-Arrived the Burnbam, from Havannab; atLi Juupier, Mundel, from Norfolk. DunrLIN, JmNE IlI -Arrived the Fidelity, Engliab, from S. Andrees, N.U. FALMOUTH, JUNK 10.-Wind E. to S. mod ra'e.-Arilve4 of port the HIlinrihal, Ceswell, from Ma4elra. HARwICu, JUNE 1ll-Arrivrd the Lynx, Hyero, fraomOporli. HULL, JUNE 10.-Arrived the EdIwvord, 80ttun, from ...

... MONBY MARKNI.-Vz'7, V C The Stock Market has aesumed to.day a Ter'7 sppe *i ance to what it has done during any other part of the week. The public have shown an Increased degree of apprehension at tIli clouds which have collected In the political horizon. The expect. ed collision between the Upper and Lower Houses of Parliament has engrossed universal attention In and out of the Market, and It ...

... MOYNEY JIpS~Oiy; FWy. A strong sensation was created in the city late this afternoon by an account received from the TWest end of the town that M. Dedel, the Dutch Minister Plenipotentiary had been sud denly recalled. It was SD far believed that the British and Fo- reign Securities underwent a considerable depression, the latter amounting to nearly I per cent. It has been asserted in con- ...

... SliP IVElfHs. DEcAL, JUNE 4.-&ailed early this morning the Cri-ole preeth corvette, tidl the Jaste-i French brige; asid this aftertioot1nli te. iildtiier of die Finchd sipiallrit took t'eilr fitial 'tepnatu~e,,. the Downs, cousis ring ifhe At~ti~ita, It -ar Admiiral Bru Nt, ki: Oi, Reaolu, Ju~no, VFora, at . Ni tde frigAtses fir Datihirk. Ar. rived tile Sateilite slonp virtar-tr fromn the N ...

... MONEY MARKET.-Ciry, THURSDAY. The Consol Market was extremely buoyant this afternoon, at an advance of one-half per cent. on the opening prices. It has been currently reported in the City, that the Conserv- ative Peers have, at a private meeting, resolved to withdraw, for the present, their opposition to his Majesty's Ministers. On this, whether ill or well founded, some considerable purchases ...

... SHlIP NEWS. DOVER, JUNE 5.-Camne In yesterday, the brig PVsyieria,of 3car- borough, with abjut 100 invalided men, fjoom Dun Pedro's srmy, mostly In a crippledi or diseased state; stome *leh,,ut a leg or an arm, and some bad~y wound d and dying, not a shilling to keel themuselees. turn d adrift ithout any pension, an Go oft them uot entitled as British soldiers, though Eoglishmen, to a ble, ...

... MARKETS.-JuNE 7. There is a great bustle In the Colonial Markets, every descrip- tion of goods in great demand, and the prices advancing. The principal raw articles for the use of the manufactures of England are also In great request. Silk, Cotton, and Wool are much Inquired after, and the revival of trade is general, and there Is every prospect that the favour able change ill be of a ...

... MONRY MiRT(T.-Viry, IhrRsbAi. NewVs of considerab'e impirtauce his been received fram P r- tugal to day, communicated through tmo arrivals, and of avarekd con~ple Zion. The dates fr -.port) circulated in the morning, were to the 15th, and fiom LiNbon to the 18th Instant. and thete led to the most gloomy predlc'ionI. The woOt prominetit fac's were, that General Solignac had resigned in ...