... CORN-MAR1 ET-FEBRUARY 1]. The announcement of the Government measures with regard to the, Corn-laws, has occasioned a temporary cessation of business in most articles of Grain, and opinion widely differs as to the probable effect upon prices in a very short period. Under the impression thatlree W heat will continue to be required by the Millers, and to a greater extent for the present, holders ...

... I THE MARKKET ClRN-AIARKE'r-FEBRLIRy 4 Our supply of English WHEATthis week has beei, vor, tle present dull state of trade, it has proved fully equrl-to the j et and a few inferior parcels are left over from Monday The consideration of the present Corn-laws, wtith a *e alterations, being deferred for a few days, there is at telal 'i5I inactivitv in business, but we note no material ch ill the ...

... TOWNS PROiOSED FOR THE NEW CORN LAW RETURNS. The following is the list of towns from which it is proposed that the returns of the quantities and prices of various de. scriptions of corn sold shall be made to the Comptroller of Corn Returns, in order to determine the general average prices, wtereby the rates of duty shall be governed. The towns marited (t) are those from which returns have not ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIrEICE. I FRIDAY EVENING. It eill be in the memory of our readers that, when the Go. el issued a ?? to examine into the late frauds sernt d with he Exclietluerpwe expressed our conviction that ?? blb might with confidence rely on the result. MIt a'ly have the Commissioners performed their arduous I je mistake not, the public will vie with her Majesty mm! ; ...

... CORN-MARKET-FEBRUARY 25. Although the supply of English WHEAT has been moderate during the week, the trade continues dull, and scarcely so good prices can be obtained as on Monday. The fresh arrival of Foreign WHEAT is larwe, and there is not much business doing in fine parcels to-day, but ho ders show no disposition to sive way in prices. BCALEY, of which the sunplies lately have been large, ...

... | ?? (From Tuesday's GAZETrT, Feb. 1, 1842.) PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Fagg and Page, Hythe, Kent, miller3-J. and J. G. Plomner, Helston, Cornwall, solicitors-A. and H. N. Brewer, Surrey place, Old Kent road, wire weavers-_ . Braginton and W. N. Vicary, Bishop's Taw- ton, Devonshire, lime ?? and Hood Low nseg e, York, wine merchants-ltaggett and Edtards Upper King stree, ...

... I MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE FRIDAY EVENIXC, Parliament has opened, the Royal Speech 'has been delivereJ, the Address to her Majesty has been carried, a numbervf most iniportant measures are to be brought forward, 1iltrih the details of those measures the public are as little in'riuel as they were before. We heartily congratulate the country on the detorrnbiatiier.ei the Ministers to ...

... CORN-MARKET-FEBRUtARY 18. Notwithstanding a moderate arrival of English WILRAT durin ti, week, the trade has been particularly dull since Mondav, and afew e the coarse and inferior unns are still undisposed of, to effect stles of which it would be necessary to submit to lower prices; reall, S qualities, however, would probably realise previous (UOtation ne An unusually large supply of Foreign ...

... (From Tuesday's GAzETTP, Feb. 1, 1842.) P'ARTNERSHIIPS DISSOLVED. Ken-s and Ilavyward, Cunaterlauld place. Kilg's road, Chelsea, brewers-W. attjl It. Robins, Coventry, silk ?? and Co., Liverpool, general mercihants; as far as regards R. Oliphant-Lee and Armitage, Manchester, commission ?? and Johnson, High street, Hoxtoan, hearth rug ?? and Guest, Onslow place, Brompton, ?? and Hodgeon, Cannon ...

... FRIDAY EVENING. Despito the yowl of the Corn-lan, agitators, no one will deny that the measure introduced by Sir Robert Peel is a vast re- laxation of the present system. We confess so far as our- selves are concerned, we should have preferred never having the dutx less than .5s. or more than J2s., but surely the Corn. law sainers cannot complain because Sir Robert proposes to admit corn at ...

... LONDON CAZETTES. (From Tuesday's GAZ2ITTU, Feb. 8, 1842.) PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . A., D., and A. Wheatcroft, Heage, Derbyshire, stone quarriers-G. Wheatcroft and Sons, Buckland hollow, and Cromford, Derbyshire, Birmingham, Sheffield, Nottingham, and various other places, wharf- ?? and Wilson, Monkwearmouthshore, Durham, Ship ?? and Thompson, Bishopwearmouth, Durham, chain manufacturers-J. ...

... FRIDAY EVENING. The oenls of the week have been of more importance than any on which ire have lately had occasion to comment. Thank 1iavkna the debate on the Corn-law has, at length, concluded, nu til1e muotiou for their total repeal has been rejected by a ,eeioitv of 303. The only wonder is, that 90 men outside of geloa could be found to vote for any such folly. Te tlosernmeiit have, at ...