... CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENING-ENOLISH FUNDs.-The ii measure, which vas partly anticipated in the City,-a b reduction of the interest on loans made by the Bank of tLI England,-has been effected since our last, the directors 0 having signified their willingness to make advances while d the transfer books are closed, at the rate of 4 per cent., e which is 1 per cent. lower. This has made money easy U ...

... I ort of 4uI llImports, FromtUe 19th to the 25th February, 1842, both InclusirC. Emerald Isle, Bouch, from Rotterdam, 46 casks madder, 150 ie bundles calf skins, 198 bales 529 mats flax, 27 bales cloverseed, e. 5 loads rushes, 2 cases wine, 2 cases pictures I Sanderson Harmonic, Wiketrom, from Seville, 200 tons cattle bones T 's Wilson, Sons, and Co id Sir Walter Scott, Dimble, from Oporto, 60 ...

... :. I= I~n T i no Tl . -. 1~I . . I., . -PORO' ; . .. , r 'TELRGRAiH, OPPIS,'MARnCH.:'3,-Witid at. rumber ioat, jt West 'lght. Bar. 29;99.--Off Humber' Fldat, Outward; at 'noan-No; j17!li, sfeame; Ifur Yarmnosth;'Ot 'x-& 217 aNb'p'tun, stieamiei, for )ewcastle ;.at 3 2545, Mair;. bg.,' Lond'oi'-O'fKiliingholme, Inward, at 4 7.aa. -No i2172, Pame'smack; from Dundee; at 5 eso.-No. ,; ...

... I HK L CORN EXCHANGE,. March 1&- There has been but very little business Dagsing in1 any arti~le of 6thetrade during the past week, and thesacme inactivity ap'parts to have prevailed in most of the leadilig~ interior markets. Until the'new bill has passed into a law we anticipate no improvement, but meanwhile mtillers are reducing their stocks, and must, soener or later, come Mgain into the ...

... IT F I I. , 1 . D I - . I (P'rom the Bombay Courier.) T The following extracts from Macao and Singapore letters will prove interesting to our commercial readers:- Macao, Dec. 10, t841. t Imports are lower than ever in Canton, and can only be 0 realised on taking the value in teas; the prices are as fol- lows :-Conmnon congos. 26 taels; blackish leaf common to a good, 28 to 29; ditto ...

... . I frultural any (ronmernial iIJlarktes. lius. WILL CORN EXCHANGE, March 8.-There has been very 'ht. little busaiess passing in any arrticle uf the trade during the past week, and our quotations for almost everything must be con- sidered quite nominal. There was a tolerable show oflfarmers' wheat at this day's market, and in improved condition. The trade ruled very heavy at is per qr ...

... a- 'Rchcel. jlew Ink ioqs, &-C. 1. . I At, qPV(I I Mil A q'T??l SPECIFICATION. [From the INVENTons' ADVOCATE] ANTHONY BERNHARID VON RATHEBN, Kingston-upon-Ifll. e!ngineer, for certain improvements in high pressure and other steam boilers, combined uith a new mode or prn- cipe for suiprfdng them with water. Jan. 28. This invention consists in a method of supplying the boiler with water, not ...

... I ort of Jull I111polts, From the 26th February, to the ith March, 1842, both anclusive, Hamburg, Bridge, from Hamburg, 221 bales wool, 189 bagd cloverseed, 1 case cigars, 3 boxes I parcel contents unknown 1 bag British goods, returned; 27 casks butter, 2 casks skins, . bag I box seeds, I parcel flax, I sofa, I case furniture I Saaderson Johanna Wilbielsuina, Brodersen, from Dunkirk, 100 tons ...

... CITY, WlNtE.SOY EVENING-ENGLISH FuNDs.- There has been a marked improvement in the trade of the port of London within the last few days, the reduction of the rate of interest by the directors of the Bank of England c having very materially eased the demand for capital. The 2 retail trades of the metropolis have been extremely brisk, f especially for fancy goods, the fine weather for the last ...

... *hoping IntaligmCe. TxLvoRAPrZ OfpFIpI, MARCH 10.-Wind at Humber Float, North, fresh. Bar. 29.64.-At anchoe off Kililngholme; at 9 A.M.-NO. 2402, Zdina, D. galiot.-In Hawke r,,ads, at 9 A.m.-No. 2176, Iris, steamer. In Orimsby roads, at 9 A.sg. -31,. 2555, FaiTy. selr. In Whitebooth roads-A brig and mchooner. In quaranlinp.-Off Humber Float, Outward, at 9 A.M.-Angplina, B. ship ;-N ). 2179, ...

... port of jull imports, 97f-§ LO 4A. A I A X a ih HI IA -.1 I.I .-.. As 1 Pr. From the 51h to the 11th March, 1842, both anclulive. William, Darley, Draper, from Hamburg, 15 casks 328 bags m eloverseed, 106 bales wool, 11 casks butter, 1 bag learles, 30 Y- bags linen rags, I cask bristles, I bag quills, 2 bales 1 cask to contents unknown, 3 baskets I case leeches, I package 1I bale to books, 21 ...

... agricultutal ant QJGommercial fflltrkcts. BULL CORN EXCHANGE, March 15,-We have again to T repeat the same dull state of thiugs in the corn trade which has I*e formed the subject matter of our reports for so many weeks. la: There is, however, a feeling gaining ground, that prices have 2d continued too long on the downward scale, and from many dif- s ferent parts of the country we receive the ...