... LONDON GAZETTES, (From Tuesday's GAZETTE, Nov. 8, 1842.) PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Greaves and Co., Nottingham, dyers -Wing and Jone( oog street, St. Pancras, ?? and M'Mahon, Preston, Lanca- shire, contractors for ?? and DavenPort, Ala~cclS- field, ?? and i-tros, Mlacclesfield, machine makers-J.. and C. 'Haslam, Reading, ?? amd BaileV, Painswiclt Gloucestershire, maltsters - Wakeling and Bailes, ...

... FRIDAY EVENING. It is certain that every interest was ?? by a return to cash payments, save the fundholder and the fixed annuitant, and this Oee readers will clearly understand when they reflect that the effect of that measure was to lower every article of conseutption entormesslN ; consequently, those whose incomes were fixed were thereby immensely henefitted, by being able to purcbnsh everv ...

... CORN-bJARKET-JuNE 17. The supplies of Grain generally have been very moderate durint 'he week, but trade has not been lively since Moinday. There is not much English WHEAT on sale, and tlhe quantity received during the week has been tolerably fair for the season. In the tew transactions that have occurred we note no change in pirices. There is not much demand for Foreign Wheat, whether free or ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLICENCE. I FRIDAY EVENING. 'fhc Government broker has contilnued during the week to 11ie ,Ire sales of Three per Cent. Consols, and has disposed of nea1rlV a utliton. Our readers will recollect that Itlt e m ?? for funding five millions of Exchequer Bills ai lolaglit Iarard, the public only subsctibed for 3,300,000, end renrLqaefltlY a Bill was passed authorising the ...

... CORN-MARKET-APRIL 15. Having a very moderate arrival of Enntish WHEAT since Monday, there is scarcely any left over to this days market, and we haree no alteratmon to report m prices, whilst there is quite as much demand as Edur~ing thq early partoftewk Very M l Paoreig f the to hand this week, and thereis not much incluationto purchase free paxcels, which areheld on much the same terms as ...

... There have been dull reports front Liverpool this week, the cotton market there being heavy and unanimated, com. pared with iis aspect during the preceding week. There is, however, no material depression, and the sales on some days have been of a good average there, and at steady prices. At Manchester there has been less of briskness in the mar- ket than was noticed on the preceding Tuesday; ...

... THE FIUNDS.-SATURDAY, FOUR O'CLOCK. Fron the List of Aileas8Wlfe, Brethse, Stocki brokers, Change alley.) BRITISH. Price. FORElIGN. Price. Clonsols ?? 03~921 03 Belgian . . 102 Do. Account ?? ?? 93 Brazil ?? 65i 3 per Cent. Reduced . Shut Colombian ?? 3S New ?? 101 Danish..D . 84 3* Reduced ?? Shut Dutch 2i per Cent * 52* Long Annuities ?? :. French 3 per Cent 709i Bank Stock ?? 169 ?? 5 per ...

... THE FUNDS.-SATURDAY, FOUR O'CLOCK. Fr'?om the Listof DresrJ Wolfe, Brothere Stock-brokerC. Change alle). Prce. flgjl'-H, Price. OKK Consuls . . ~~~Belgian . Do. Account.911 Brazil. 2 per Cent. Reduced.. 9 C obiN. 3k New ?? Danish . 3k Reduced ?? 1 Datch 2 per Cent. Long Annuities ?? 1 French 3 per Cent. Bank Stock ?? 167i Mdexlcan 5per Ct. New India Stock ?? Shut Port. Regency. Exchequer ?? ...

... COMMERCEAND TRADE The week commenced with but a moderate demand for cotton at Liverpool, and a decided flatness in the market This appears to have continued, although there has barn some improvement. There were average sales on sone days. and large quantities of new American have been brought forward, and freely bought by the trade at 51d to 6d. per lb. There is much eagerness shown by olde4rs ...

... LON.DON MARKET'S-SATIUDAY. CORiN ARRIVALS. The following are tbe ImpOrts of Corn, Polso, Seeds, and Floor, into the port of Luindon, daring t!e week eii, tig i8 Slaturriay evedIrg. Egl lho Wheat 2,70t:t, B-.rley ,170, Ilta;t 4 727, Oa's 1,310, Ityc 9I, flezsiins, 'eajS3i, 'lres 20U, ileLsturd SeeJ 8, ned sundry Other aeede K2 quarters, F;owr 4.US7 sac0R. Scotcti : Barley J97, Odte l22 quarters ...

... LO.VDO.V 3V1Jlllfvl7,-i Alioi gl ie iocCORN EXCII AN,\: Altho gh w bcv egflli t,, Ti-pitt ¶1e lare~nj AtClp. p 0 Fn.uII~i 'Si-at 11, 1,, oii;l, ot -t , icp.t. by lanI (arrilged 4'aid sael;e , Ir ItI ''' t' 1 se'arilie plolatip tilleid, I..I I-n1 i e t .'neete.y Ina11 IVe, 11 oil i c's tr , . re i v n &, ~lo II it-t181 I, ad sl.!o. Mal rI t C8 ro4 'ti-If 81. i . - i p 1'ulorg-l Millij tir ...

... -S. COTTON MARKET, Ssar. 6. Otir market to.daylhal'a'qeliet'appearance, and although's fair q, antity of cotton was purchased by exporters, tie sales altogether collprledo ntyasmall quataticy. 7CC hales Pernobaca and 1,2O0 American werre taken for exlortatloet, an(i the entire sales arauoeualnt to 3,(00 bales, for which yeaterday's ratea were reallsed. CORN DI'.ET, SePr. 6. ,;A tolerably'fair ...