... EOWPQ1I' GAI TT I I, ?? . TUESDAY, O6TOER 18. DECLARATfON OF 'INSOLVENCY, OCT. 17.-7Ricbard Webster, of 49, Cornhilv watch-maker. ,BAJIKUPlIS.-Charles Bptler, of Tunbridge-wells, Tunbridge-ware- dnifdetifrer, October 21 atid Novecmber- 29,-Jo1n Ablitt, of Silve'r- street, Wood-atreet, City,: haberdasher, October 27 and November 29.- Daniel Davis, *of s7, Aylesbry-street, Clerkenwelli; ?? 28 ...

... ALL sorts of rumours are afloat relative to the pickle of MC. SiRING RiCE in this matter. lie would fain have prices kept up; but the Bank must keep some little gold, and the two are impracticable. The Times of Tuesday thinks that Mr. RiCE is resorting to the money of the Savings' Banks, to buy up his Exchequer Bills, and so keep up the credit of the Treasury. If this be so, and it should ...

... TMIU HAMhKETS. THE LONDON WHOLESALE MERCANTILE MARKETS. (PRom our own Correapondenti) WOOL MARKET.-The large public sales of 6818 bales of Colonial, and 2182 bales of various sorts of Foreign, have con- cluded. Nearly all the Colonial Wool found buyers. Part of the Foreign only sold. Prices, except in the combing hinds, which had been paiticularly well cleaned, went at 5 to 7 per cent. lower ...

... 9 STUrfluimY, 24. DECI-,IEi ?? take this from the 42'iles of this morningi W'e Iknow; notbipg of the matter, but through rumours, in the, City, of which there are many. But, ve suppose that the whole truth kll ?? lknowvn by inquiry, when the Parliamnentrmeets: Tint BANKS, nriday Evozing.-dt seems, that' the..state- ment of yesterday, on the subject of thc neg!tiatioa~be! tween the Northern ...

... ! 'I1T ' -OLMAR~S. 2 !E ?? ,, ?? QBTN MARK:ET. I;,; EZI1ING' EC. '28. I ?? asb~e~~i,'ell ?? ihi week, ?? fade tttJ, ti¢dij tf~ih-l bt Ateinehfn,'Efl'pt!8h, 'abd Suraks.i ' Most -yetsdhsrl~teradttt1 hii'thtsl~arket/ elther as& iuybis- orv sellers sappeb .dir better spfititsld iook to tae -turn of thei year to' con.; *firro,thie confidtee -w~hichi setgmt -to be, gradg ilyl geoseing. upon atsls. ...

... (From our otwn Correstpondent.) Money has been more plentiful this week, owing to the Bnnk having been paying dividends on Seeurities, and, amongst others, on the 3 per cents. Reduced, in which money to a very great amount is invested. Still, although the pressure of a scarcity of cash has not been so severely felt as last week, we have not heard of Bills being discounted under 5 per cent. ...

... .LOJD . . J .GA-Z2i TES TUESD&Y, SEP1TEMBER, 2a7, L - 0 - - BANKRlUPTS.-Charlei Pearce Chiapman late of Cornaill, and rnr of 'Change-alley, Cily, ;tae-broker, October 11, NniwmN er lt- t r Jarpies Clark, oligial assig'ee-51 ylei; Priest,: of Reading. Berkshire nsrseryinan, October 4, and November 8 Mr. George 'JdimGr. aun oldicisl ?? Shepherd, Pr dtlll streeqlqttibmond,. widow milliner, ...

... .TRADE IN THE MANUFACTURING DIST'hCTS. ?? I ,, , I . .1 I.. -d - T-is LogDs TkAvE-Our markets at both OCath- ?? duller this week than has been the case fdr some time past; the.lower qualities of goods-are in cart. quence rather better to purchase at a trifling renluetionia price; on tbe whole, the-stocks on hand are very'ligXt,. ad, in ?? 1here eontsint to be a fair.quanitity of business doing ...

... Itrae lk *NDf A1VbU body Em. A T:here has bee' morebusiness done in English Securities this week 'than for somesweeks past; and'moreiin Foreign also, .Theprices, ?? Securities, in particular, have.been higherthan thpey were last ?? Money, Consols have'been suf: and, consequently, all tie .business8which has been.done has been.forthe Account. Thespeculations ...

... TAE ATTEMPT TO LAY THE DEVitlt It- a MONEY MARKET A FAILURE. - It is a fortnight ago since we -noticed thi.doings of the devil in the Moniy Market, under that title; and we . then showed that his deeds were creating great consterna- tion amongst all paper-mbney men. Since that time at. tempts have beet, made to lay the fiend,but the issue proves that it is much. easier to raise the demon than ...

... -T ?? miss - MD Oil lKAUNEIRT ]M.U]mxN TUN WNEK. - I . This week has been very dull again for Stock-bro kers and Stock -jobbers; the operations having been very insig- nificant. Quotations have been lower this week, also, thaxl st. The most striking'declie hascoccurred'in ?? wzhid have been quoted at 10 discount forltheid.,ti-and at 5 ?? for the two.e Ay; which- quotations are; lower than ever ...

... i 'RUIN VID-AMIANDRIONJUT MAITK]OT. The Market for -English Secuiiities ihas been very steady this week, but the transactions;'have. been on a very limited scale. The highest price of Consols has been much about the same as the highest price of the week previous. Their top price this week hasbeen 89fAccount; and the lowestprice has been 81;- the general price up to the middlei of the week 881 ...