... A .,,mnrftttd. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. f rV0OM OUR0 COnIiESPOnDSIT.l Most departments of business are quiet, and seem likely to re- d main so. There is plenty of money now to be had, good security S& t being offered, end on rates of discount on Bankers' Bills are 4* to 41 per cent.* and the secondary paper a to 6 amongst the Bill W 6 Broers. The Funds dontinue heavy, and priees stationary, ...

... Juarltcts. CORN EXCHANUE, LONDON February 10. The supplies of wheat are small, a's' Fir lie oi1 there was this morning a gi, iiemal af lv this day week, a-id we have no itsirstion ii I other d-sc.h..,is or oC oci^, ., ?? 1 mand is not extensivc. Cl'tur Splti, i I is a free sale for fine barl y at a-c pr cr D P quoaities sell slow:y, aid prices ?? b I i tl : beasns aid white grey peas th*re is ...

... j i -, I7 l .F }om the iazette oft Y.kyFehrruzri 7; ' 0j , :W y:BANKRUPTS.,->,-90; ;S. BRECKLS, High Street, Southwark, bedttead mater. Hl MARKS, Blackman Sleet, Borough, carver and' gilder.. .-E. J. WHTET, Weaver's Lane, Tooley trceft orchil aind cudbear anwufacturer. ; W. BAKER, Jiut. Tavihtock; Street, CoventGarden, carver gand glider. . RL.' LALNSTOJw, Olld Broad Street, merchiant., J. ...

... LONDON OOMMEnROAL ZWARETS.I FRIDAY MOONINo.-The chief matter in these great departments of business, whose operations go all over the worlds has been the great excitement in the Tea Market, occasioned by news from Canton, on the 21st of Novi, stating, that all negocistions with the Chinese, and Capt. Elliott, were now at an end-tht there had been an engagement in which 800 Chineso had been ...

... THE CLOTHING MIANUFACTUIRES. WOOL 'I IE t y Tn TR nr. . ?? 7;/se/Wrsta, Firs - ertal -,,31 O 015 ?? h!. n.: been o-ch doing this nctk the 1 t3L Eh-ICe JpiLcts ?? T:1 15 i;,-ts e been tittling in the' teuttndig io-day, OattIun ir onlR t 1V- ba!cs, i( which 1-33 irisI OTure attd thit rest f- 1 5 , O rIany. l.ss year the en- sr~te f ol ft to lernrcs to ErtS'ttd -ere ?? bales, or lets than i:t ?? ...

... Y TnE basis of a Cornmercial Treaty with France I C has been agreed upon by the Commissioners of the two countries ; and the terms are such as, if ratified, will lead A to a mutually advantageous extension of their commerce. d, The following particulars appear in the 3rorizing CGhro- to kicl - MY Mr. Porter, one of our Commissioners tbr the corn- er' mercial treaty with France. has returned to ...

... AIOYBEY IIARKI3T {tud GITY NEWS. C tbonso150clc1 Oene at Ijrathertirm, but tilc Bonk brlker having eflected fresh sales in the afternoon for ?? et imarket agaill becamei heavy, ,nod closedl atj1 to I sellcrs for the accunt, and 9t)0 to I for money. Excbhquer Bills are the Sanmc as 'Cst rdly. Thc (Itiarterle avcsau-c of theassets and liabilities of thi t! ink of Eng lntl tn hc 4th instant, ...

... BAN KRU T'I--rulpAy Awlloult. WVihian, M1anikchitr, folcy~drll naniifilotrrr l01K00n, W\ ?? jun., Wlr of Upp~rir lcil> slt let IO] r llor diner andi gihllier. Anid low of T-isitlock.rlroet Cornjot parderl tBwXszn.- I!. lmeb N otthigha-w lten, llfieira ih CARTWRii0di.I1i, TrhOI0S, And1 NiIII, I o hil1, llifax, Yotkolire. ilverr ('iOmN\YAII., lnioiU. Wolvrorhailoo ?? t nhIli.IN, IlihO, ilr1, ...

... MARK LANE EXPRESS REVIEW OF TIEe CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK,. From the prevalence of wret weather; the farmers have great dilbculty. in getting their land ploughed, and every favourable-interval is seized with avidity to pre. pare the ground for tile receptien of Spi-ing wheat, the time 6eing now at hand when this operation 'oaght' to bh performeol. With re.pect to the sppdaran'ce of the ...

... The Clara, from Newcastle for Guernsey, has put into Deal. She sailed from this port on the 17Lh Jan., and was driven over to the Coastof Norway during the late gale. The Oscar, Hutchins from Newcastle for Exeter, has arrived off Dover. The Suffolk, Palmer, from London for Newcastle, has put into Hierwich for shelter. Tne Alexander, Lamotte, from Sunderland, Ias put into Great Yarmouth ?? ...

... I . -- At Newvcastle market, on Saturday last, there was a large supply of Wheat from the farmers, but'mcde. rate arrivals coastwise, and the prices of last Saturday were fully supported for all descriptions of quality. Choice samples of south country Barley maintained their value, but secondary qualities were quite neglected, owing in a great measure to the large arrivals of foreign. For Oats ...

... be Alavket, W. GRAIN IN BOND, &c. Stock of Grain inBondedWarehousesin Hull,on the 5th of January:- Wheat, 3068 qrs, Oats, 3110 qrs. Stock of Grain inBonded Warehouses, in Liverpool on the 3 Ist of December:- Wheat, 27,256 qrs. Beans, 572 qrs.. Peas, 1,586 qrs. Stockof Grain in Bonded Warehouses, inLondon on the 5th of December:- Wheat, 4O,328 qrs. Barley 2,039 qrs. Oats, 7,981 qrs. Beans, 1 ...