... PORtT OF LONDON-SATUR)AY NIGHT. Sr. KATHACINE DocKs.-Hauled in the Trinity, Walter, from Gibraltar.-Hauled out the Indiana, Gillet, for Calcutta; Havanna, Primrose, fi)r the river. ABEIRDEEN WHIAaRF. Sailed the steam ship City of- Aber- deen, Morrison, for Aberdeen. BRUNSWICK WHARF, BLACKWAIL.-;ailed the steam ship Leithe, Jamieson, for Leith. CARPUNTFR SMITH'S WHARF.-Arrived the Amity, Phil- ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIAL. CITY.-SATURn DA- MORNING. Advices from Jamaica are full of the angry feeling which seems to prevail in the island. The Governor and the people of Kingston are fairly at war, and all sorts of exaggerations are current on both-sides. From Rio Janeiro, as will be seen in another column, the news is of a more warlike character than is suitable to the pursuits of commerce. The ...

... COMMERCIAL CAS COMPANY. Thursday evening a numerous meeting of the shareholders in the New Commercial Gas Company, and other inhabitants of the Tower H-imlets district, was held at Mr. HIem.ming- svays, the King's Arms, Mile-end-road, in consequence of an invitation addressed to them, by Mr. Thomas Mtrris, a former member of the Gas Company's Committee, who had been in- duced to request their ...

... I I CITY.-S.ATRIIDAY T4I0:ING' FOREICN AND COLONIAL. The Liverpool steamer reached Liverpool on Sunday, as we antciptcdin urlast, she havinig left Newr York on the evening anticipated in ollr Iat she pa reevious arrangemnent, Tlle of the lth ult., agreeably t as it o ars a short time ago political intelligence now% is as Pacific a twsasottm g parlike;al but n ?? the pains taken to produce the ...

... Tuesday, January 15. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Hooker and Son, Ipswich, ?? and fax, Liverpool, general merchants- R. Boyd and E. Elliott, New- castle upon-Tyne, plumbers-J. Dodson and W. Battye, Fleet street, oeedle makers-T. and J. Mann and Co. Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted stuff merchants; as far as regards J. Mann, Fen.-G. Whitney and J. Poole, Sbrewsbury,chymnists-Devon Tin Smelting Company-J ...

... THE FUNDS.-SATURDAY, FOUR O'CLOCK. ORTISH. Price. tOiitGNa. Pritce. zonol . 3 Belgian . jolt Do. Account . . . . 93' Brazil. ?? sot 3 per Cent.Reduced.- Shot ?? 2j per Cent 1105 3,1 New . ?? ooA Danish ?? 76 3. educed . Shut French 3 per Cent 7O LogAnnuities . . . Shut Mexican 6 per Cent. 0 Bank Stock ?? Shut Colombian ?? 9 Exchequer'Bills . . . GIs Russiang. 1312 India Stock ?? Shut Pogr cyt. ...

... Tuesday, July 9. OFFICE OF ORDNANlCE, Jur.Y 5. Royal Aytillery-First Lieut. H. G. Teesdale, to be Second Capt. vice Lindsay, retired on half-pay; Scoand Lieat. S. D. Broughton, to be First Lieut. vice Teesdale. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. A. and R. Varcoe, Bodmin, Corn vall, woolsraplers-F. Gib- bo n; and S. M'Adan, Carlisle. grocer-S. Br i-rtow and J. Stead, Bradford, Yorkshire, pllasterers-W. ...

... - rROM . THE ONDON GAZETTZ ; . - !; 0TJXpYa] 0.| INSOLVENTS.-D, Howo, Camborne and Peozavae, cornlq linen-draper. ; ?? i ?? Rcesiar, Starafqrd5XLiucoln~shire, melister..; J. CUP.tE, OrclhArdIstreet, POrtm sqrnaIare, teator. BANKRUPTS.-R. S. FXIR I n? ?? an4 ., Bond-street, button-msnuaI5Iacturerq? *. . .: W, DALEs, Chendle. Balkeley, £heshire, ashopkeeper. . KNAPMAIN, Soath Tawten, ...

... CITY, FRIDAY EVZNING. There is nothing very striking to notice in the Money Market this week; but three considerable failures have taken place in the City, within the last few days, and it is expected that they are only the forerunners of many more. Brother Jonathan, not satisfied with having fleeced his elder brother to the extent he has already done, is now using every available means to ...

... ' CORN A VERAiGS. Weekly -Wheat, 73s 8d; Barley, 38s 9d; Oats, 24s 3d; Rye, 41s 2d; Beans, 37s 10d; Pens, 39s 2d. Six Weeks-Wheat, 73s Old; Barley, S9s 1d; Oats, 26s Id; Rye, 44s fd; Beaus, 38s lid; Peas, 409 Oil. Duty-lWheat, Is Od; Barley, Ss 4d; Oats, Os 3d;11ye, Ss Gd; Beans, 12s od; Peas, 9s 6d. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MARCIr .1 .-We are most abund. antly snpplied with foreign Whent as ...

... TRADES JOURNAL TRADES' UNIONS.-In the corse 'of some' observa- tions we made last year on the contest' then waging be-. tween labour and capital-which 'is no nearer a termina- tion now than at that period-we remarked, that-' So long as men are haunted with the fear of having their wages reduced, shilling after shilling, till they reach the brink of starvation, we cannot look for anything else ...

... DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. CHARIET HARVFY, Bury St. Edmunr's, cheritlst, May W0. JOs1N JsFSt, atJtsmesa'.ploce, St. James's-street, Wastminster, halr.dresser, June 10. Joian ROOT arld JmLinS WnfDERmstORN Clo1taSTIl Burdett-strert, Warlworth. common brewers, Jute 11, CHARI.ES JosEPH MIARCOTTIh, lfargaret-otrect, Cavendish-square, picture. claner, June II. CSItIIE5 BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. CtIA91 ...