... 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 ...

... MONEY MaRKET-Lo-;Dox MoNDAY. ?? ?? I- ?? I .. .. . -- Imns uas oeen an unusually dull day on the Stock s Exchange and no business of any ?? has been ie transacted. l Inl the Foreign House there was but little doing, the Y dealers in Portuguese and Spanish being in wait for the ar- rival of the Lisbon atail, whiel is not yet reported ; but Spanish are not so good as on S turday. At Mark-lane ...

... MARKETh. IPsI'IcH, Oct. 16.-We had a true Michaelmasmarket to - day with regard to supply, though theattendance was good yet both wheat and barley met a dull sale, and the latter 2s lower. White wheat 63s to 70s; red ditto 60s to 66s; bar. ley 36i to 48a ; new beans 38s to 39s; peas, white,42s to 45 ; ditto, grey, 40s per qr. But few oats on sale.- The cattle market was very thinly supplied ...

... 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 ...

... FORR mt MA iARKTS. VAMiSJuno, OcT. 4-Our Ceffee market continUeS firm, Aela i veral transactions, particularly In coloured L-gubYra. aeryed or place during the last eightdays. 4,006 bag. of ordlinrryto~g0,i dinary Siitmtomgo trees oldsat 45s 5,b~tr Od CO 54 5ch'i d~ fine ordin00l o=dittry to good ordinary, good ordinary lorer f g rd lo tot Neratil at 6, %, 5iA, 5%, 5bi, to 6% sch; 4,050 bag ...

... FOREIGN AARKETS. BORDJEAUX, OcT'. 1.-Siance the reduction ftedt ?? Sugar has commenncedt, its valrte his declinied to 64! and 54fj fr gd midd~irig, at which prc however, the article Is fin fair ?? std If it should so crntnue for aonee days longer, it in expected POrk will getop again. Our sales during the mortih antouted to 2*19 ths agaiewih'~ r received both front Diartinque laid Cut loupe1 ...

... LONDON MARKiSTS-FrIDAY. COltN EXCHANGE. The arrivals of English Grain were small, those of Foreign larg'r. In English Wheat there was tat little done, and Monday's prkes were maintained. kore doing In Foreign, and fer the hoe qualdies rather more money wat got. Barley was in better demand at fu ly former rates. Oats,were brisk, and for fine Horte Corn 6d per quarter more was obtained. No ...

... 1 I R. PITSETHLYS SALANCE' SHEET. MONIES PAID BY MR. PITKETHLY. 1839 £. s. d. July 3 To Mr. Guest, Birmingham, for Printing, &. .5 16 8 8 Cardo's Balance on acount of- his mission to Devonshire . 1 6 8 Mr. Bussey's do. to Sootland ?? 3 16 9 Mr. Burns's do ?? ?? 0 10 0 Bailie Craig's Expenses on his mission to do ?? ?? ?? ?? 3 7 71 Mr. Collins's Balance of account do do ?? ?? 4 46 Mr. Frost's ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, Ocr. 22.-The arrivals of Grain to this day's market are smaller than las4 week. Fine dry new Wheat and fresh old has beel sold on the same terms as last week, but the secon- dary and inferior qualities have been very dull sale and lower. Barley has been in better demand an( last week's prices folly supported, also, for Oits an Shelling. Beans rather lower. HUDDERSFIELD CLOTH ...

... ?? igutetlentt. FRIDAY OCT. IO.-Wind N.H., moderate. lor The Fairfield, hence at Port Adelaide, Bouth Australia, 30th le. April, and was notwreolkedon Trowbr'idge Shoal, as reported 4th i instant !a North Briton, James, hence at Alexandria At Iliooarlo, and Norra, Weslake, hence at the Dardanelles At Loie om;MraAtietOkett, and llary Ann, on ?? odn and Vrowv Hen- a n ec o atranat ditto with ...

... . t.LESCESTFII.-.The ?? regular'hosiery continues dull for 1-the season ; buyers limit their purchases to their immediate it. wants, Thle stocks of goodo on hand are siot large. The woollen id glovelbranchis extrenacfly ht, ends.greait manylhandisemnplocyd e. inthiis descriptionof goods are out of ivork. W'ool nd yarnsnmaln- id t~iin their puce firmsl. niotwvithstanding theoextreme ...