... Vitt 05of 5tah, UaituIa %barec, Wu. THE FUNDS. tONDAY. -ConSols opened heavily at 911 to s-very little business done -and they closed at 91 to d.; Beduced Three per Cents, vere done at S9g, and closed at 90; New Three and ?? per Cents., 901 to 91; Long AnnRities, 5th Jan., 1S0, S 7-16; ditto, 30 yearO, 10th Octoboer, IS59 8 3-16 to 5-16 ; Exchequer-bills, 45s. to 49s. prm.; Bank Stock, 193; ...

... Tuesday, Mlay 30. BANKRUPCgY SUPERSEDED. R. lodson, Everton, Nottinghaunehire, ironmonger. 15 BANKRUPTS. W. Sage, New Brentford, tallow chandler. [Vallance and Vallance, Essex street, Strand. X. HEowitt, Strand, bookseller. [Wire and Child, St Swithlin's lane, City. J. Dows, Newbury, Berkshire, corn dealer. [Bayliss and Drew, Basinghall street. H. Whitely, Woolwich, victualler. [Fry and Co. ...

... Tuesday, April 22. ADMIRALTY, AnRtL 17. Corps of Royal Marisses-Secsnd Liemt. S. It. Little to be First Lieut. vice F. J. White, placed on half-pay. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. D'Usayer and Co Regent street, professors of languages-L. A. Clifford and Co. Liverpool, commission merchants-J. Davie and J. Pitcher, lps-wich, surgeons-Brown, Robinson, and Co. Fen- church street, agricultural commission ...

... THE QUARTER'S REVENUE. The revenue returns for the year and the quarter end ing the 6th instant, exhibit in every respect a most satis factory comparison with the corresponding returus of last year. The following are the results of that co0InIa. risen for the year and the quarter respectively - Increa~set GO mecca, on the Year. the Qurter Customs . . 205,659 - 4159,l32 Excise . 344,138 269,318 ...

... It THE BIRMINGOHAM DEPUTATION AND LORD J. RitSSELL. The deputation appointed at the nmeeting on Friday week had an interview with Lord J. Russell on Thursday. It consisted of Messrs Muntz, Scholefield, R. Spooner, Salt, Mason, and other members. Mr Muntz dwelt upon the inefficiency of the government measure of relief, aolt ?? that the great reduction of the profits of trade had rendered it ...

... By the latest accounts from New YOrk, the report Of tlhe cotton market is favourable; the New Yerk JoursAe of Commerce of the 8th reports- The week closesductio A much better tone than it opened; in fact, the reduction in price has been ?? generally is uernted to be in a very good state, though the at lnt O Wdal tinsactios wag tot very larget he trade at LiVz' pohas ehibitd some favourable ...

... ommerre ~allb Trabr+ WoOn-The imports into Loneaden during the week endin.g Thursday were 350 from Germany, 195 from Egypt, 172 from Spain, 162 ftoron Russia, and the rest from Trieste, &c. The public siles are progressing favourably. COTTON,-At jfanloraesler but little businens oas been doing during the weekl; prices, however, have not receded ?? Lfenpael, on Thursday, although there was no ...

... Commerce anb Atacte WOOL.-The imports into London during the week ending Thurs- day were 523 bales from Germany and Russia. The market was dull. COTTON.-The Liverpool market on Thursday was steady, but there was no change to notice. The sales of the week amounted to 23,000 ?? Manchester prices in the cloth market were decidedly lower for every description and quality. The low price of the ...

... Tuesday, Novemoer 7. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. L. James and J. wolrige, Cross lane, St Mary-at-hill, Custom-house agents-G. Overton and W. Wilstn, Kingston-upon-Hull, steam-engine manufacturers-F. W. Thomas and J. W. Prior, Upper street, Islington, auctioneers-N. Dickinson and F. Eames, Nottingham, pawnbrokers-A. Ripley, C. Thorp, and D. Smith, Apper- ley bridge, dyers; as far as regards D. ...

... Era-a anb Commerce. (From the Leeds 1llercury, September 29.) WOOL.-The imports of wool into London during the week ending Thursday have been 6,658 bales, of which 3,128 were from Australia, 2,018 from Peru, 8B8 from the Cape of Good Hope, and the rest from Bombay, &c. The auctions have been progressing every day since our last, and for the better samples rather full prices have been obtained, ...

... There was a slight increase of demand fir cotton cloth at Manchester upon the reopening of the canals and the corn- munication with London, and some little business was done in particular descriptions of cloth for the home trade; but prices continue to look downward, and things have returned to their previously flat state. The cotton trade seems to grow worse throughout the county of Lancaster ...

... FROM THE LONDON OAZETTES. I Tuesday, July 7. WAR OFFICE. JULY 7. 20th Foot-Gent. Cadet J. G. L. Adlereran, frotm the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, without parchase, vice Wil- liams, appointed to the 47th Foot, P1ARTNERSFIIPS DISSOLVED. E. and J. Bradbeer, coach mnnufacturers-J. Berry and H. Millinton, Liverpool, altoreeys-W. Seddon, W. Mawsoa, and W. E. Lycett, Manc hester, attorneys-J ...