... ?? - - . . CORN MARKET-JAN. 3. Thes e has been a very good arrival of Wheat and Flour during the week, and the demand continues very steady for fine parcels of both Foreign and English Wheat, with some little improvement in value.- We have had a large arrival of Foreign Barley, but there is very little alteration in the value, though the trade is ?? and Peas move off slowly at previous ?? ...

... TUESDAY, DcEBOiBP. 31. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Guttery mad Co., Wainylugan, Momnouthshire-Al. and E. Masely, Leadenhall-street, watch-makers-Morrison, Cryder, and Co.-J. and W. Parkes, Birmingham, opticians-R. and J. Aylwin, Lower Thasnes- street, ?? and Co., Liverpool, painters-E. and J. Taylor, Rochdale, Lancashire, ?? and Co., Manchester, book- sellers; as far as regards J. Parsons ...

... | CIJY, SATURDAYI.. FOREIGN AND COLONIAL. The last Jamaica files bring us the following resolutions passed .-at a full meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, held on the 11th of November:- Ist. Resolved-That the measure before the House of As. senibly for obliging all accounts to be kept in sterling-value, offers no public benefit, and is therefore uncalled for. 2d. Resolved-That any alteration ...

... Y. CIrT, SATURDAY. FOREIGN AND COLONIAL. We have received Bombay correspondence and ournals to the 28th November inclusive. The China question had unfor- tunately become less capable of amicable adjustment. In an affray at Macao between some English sailors and Chinese vil- agers, in which one of the latter was killed, Commissioner Lin demanded of Captain Elliott that the man guilty of this ...

... iE M - ' ' 1t WAE tA RE T.S. CORN MARKEtLJAN. 6. We have bad a tolerably fair supply of New Wheat this morning from the Kentlsh and Essex coasts, the quality. howevev, still con- tinuing to be damp and of inferior ?? has been a dull sale to-day even for the finest samples of Old Wheat, which, however. can scarcely be called cheaper; but thejcireater ?? of the New Wheat fresh up to-day, has ...

... TUEsDAY, JAArlt-sY 14. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Sizer and Rolph, Woreester-Stott, jun., and Ford, Beech-street, ?? and Mathewison, North Bruton-tnews, New Bond. street, and Villiers-place, ?? and Murray, Stock. ton, Durham, plain glass ?? and Faweett, Leeds, corn- ?? and Gilbertson, Bala, Merlonethshire, aftormies- Halliwell and Jackson, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton-spinners- Wood and Evans, ...

... CIsr, SATURDAY. FOREIGN AND COLONIAL. A fall in the value of, Portuguese stock took place in the be- ginning of the week in consequence of the Queen's Speech ap- pearing to throw overboard the foreign creditors. In the course of the week, however, prices rallied a little. We have received a circular, dated Uchak, Nov. 22, addressed to the Echo de VOrient of Smyrna, and signed s Un negociant ...

... CORN MARKET-JAN. 13. Our Wheat trade continued tolerably steady to the close of last week, though withoutmuchanbnation in the ?? morning we have to report a moderate supply of New Wheat from Essex and Kent, and the condition rather ?? has, however, been an exceedingly dull sale to-day, even for the best samples, in which there has been some disposition to give way in prices, and in secon- dary ...

... ESTABLISHED 1821. At the annual meeting of the proprietors of this society,held at the office, in Surrey-street, in this city, on Tuesday, the 15th of January, pursuant to notice in the Gazette, and also in the Norwich newspapers, called to receive the report of the board of directors, Edward Temple Booth, Esq., President of the so- ciety,-in the chair, , The Secretary (Samuel Bignold, Esq.) ...

... I TuESDAY, JANLUxnY 21. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. and C. Pulling, Hay's-wharf and Mill-lane, Tooley-street, cider merthants-Fearnley, Sugden, and Co., Bradford, Yorkshire, worsted ?? and Garrard, U~pwell, Cambridgeshire, surgeons E. and W. Poole, Great Gonerby, Lincolnshire, ?? and Sanders, Walbrook, ?? and Style, Dorchester, drugiasts -Nisbett, Downing, and Marsden, Chapel-town ironworks, ...

... CORN MARKET-JAN. 20. Although our supply of Wheat from the Esses coast was moderate this morning, we had a very fair arrival from Kent, and the condition of many of the samples is much affected by the present dampness of the weather. There has been a very slow sale to-day, even for thl best descriptions, both of New and Old Wheat, and for the middling and inferior qualities we have been ...

... SLIP OF PAPER FOUND IN A BOTTLE ON THE COAST OF IRELAND, NEAR TO CORK. The following is a copy of a letter received at Lloyd's from the Inspecting Commanider of tbe Coast Guard, dated Castle- town, BerehaveR, county of Cork, Jan. 14,1840:_ Sir,-I beg herewith to enclose a paper, Which has been brought to me by a poor man, by name Patrick Mead, wbo found it this morning on the coast, inclosed ...