... I (From Tuesday's GAZETTE, April 12, 1842.) PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Gallaway, Brothers. and Co., London general merchants; as far as regards J. Tibaldi and E. Gallowav.Galloway.Tibaldi, and Co., Alex- andria, Egypt, general ?? nid Inglis, Hereford, hat- ters-J. and G. Mathew, Ivy-lane, ?? and Myers, Hil street, Southwark, lead ?? add Boulton, Aberyschan, near Pontypool, !sonmouthshire, ?? and ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIQENCE. FRIDAY EVENING. The abundance of money, together with the certainty that the miserable financiering of the Whigs, of yearly adding to the national debt to pay off the expenses of their little wars' and great mismanagement is at an end, have given great buoy. ancy to public credit. Every description of funded property, which either pays or is likely to ...

... 31)OA'VNLY MAIRKCET AND CJTY ATW5, SATURDAY. 'Ihe monthly returns of the average aggregat mount of promissory notes payable to bearer oi cninad in circulation for the four weekt ending ill d instant, Mhen compared withi those ending thi tli of Meari-h Mast, give the following results:- .1;,t Q. i'2irc ., t'rite ercit' I T his TireI Last Ttaie. crease. (rou lank of England £ £ j£ oint t~tok ...

... MONEY MJARKET and CITY NEWS. SATURDAY. The English Funds have not varied much to-day, but the business has been limited. Consols for the Account close as yesterday, at 90A to I, and 90 to 1 for Money ; New Three-and-a-IHalf per Cents, 994,§ to J. Thle unfunded debt has improved as. to-day, owing to a succession of smnall purchases, Exche- quer Bills being nov quoted 33s. to 35s, prem. ...

... Lo) DOY TRA D1, REPORT. l i.stlE E\ tNx(.-There was a fair amount of - v ct 'd in the p~roduce m arket to-day, iand full . ,.r ,. tr r most artiles. .., Wet lnr;!a Kngar is want~-ed, but the smmp,Jy ;N * ::i ricos rulfe hiigh. N'ot 200 hhids, &e of :ii hsiw to-day. 800 bags Mauritius were sold nt U;s to 6as for loW to good yellow. Tbe : o.:i, I, en xugar is dIul, and t,2'2d bags siam at qiW. w ...

... ?T I A r REI'A AN7D CITY S NIlVS. MON D)AY. 1lieof ni:ney continues. Ttil funds I rot',vwitfe the finances of the coun. to be, li that pressure oft ermer- h 11t1Ur,,jjjes the desperate remedy of nil ~* '',weather looks piropitiouts, and rv1'ry~ :ipPpearatC oe Xanother year of siieeu- I'. roher Jflonatliat will protit by this over- ('nress has; only to get up) a reu- ic prrllce of resuming ...

... LONDON MARftKETh-N1ONDfAY. CORN FXCHANGE. Partccal bhuwers appear to hae Iccilen In diffcrent paris of t1e cocntry yepterilay, ard Ilt tnd inear London it rained leavily fic' ulccnarcIs of an hour. Our market this morning was pleotit lO stcP- ) led rvth Engitlh Wheat, and a clearance could not be hie e matll areduction of 2s per qr on the quotations of Monday lost cas s- ceoed to. Tbie ...

... An ABSTRACT of the NET PRODUCE of the REVRNUE of GREAT BRITAIN, In the Years arid Quarters ended ;5th Aprll, 1841 and 181'2, showing the Increase or Decrease thereof. Quarters ended July 5, Oct. 10, Janutry 5, April 5, IS40. 1080. 1841. 141. CUSTOiS-Consolidated DuSles.. 3,98.,99 4,562,04S6 8,6144,291 3,527,S2f Sligrr Duty appicablet Coneolidatedl Fznd . . ,1,151,936 Sugar Duty opplicable to ...

... COURT OF BANIKRUPTCY-FRIDAY. [Before Mr. CoilUnissioner Evans,. THE LIAENINDAPERY TRADE-EXTRAORDINAIRY DIS- CLOSUBRItS-IN RE MOTTEAM AN)D WILLIAMS. This dny wls Jised( ior the adjouirined examination of the bankrupts who were wareliousemen in Cheapside, and who had contracted debts, and incurred liabilities within two years to the inuuenso amount of £1(;,000. mr. Maynard appeared ns solicitor ...

... ,IONT;.Y AJIAET AND 47 T' N.¶'H S. TIIU1,iSDAY. 1Vc Sthtcd, thi3 diiy week, that a reduetion on the -ate of deScmoota, ws gwrti ruilly louked tor from the Bank of Enrl)tdil, arndl that, althoudgh the Bank meeting had broken up ott that d:ty m ttlhilut iSsuitng any uitce *n the subject, it was still expected that the r o5 ot1iw:erest on discounts would soon hie reduccd i, rh! Bank direetors. ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGEN CE. Loi[ION, Arit. 11.- ind itihsdayat noonR DRAL, Ariio. IS.-Wind N.E nzioderate-Arrivedtho Blanrd from tIie wsntwurd in tollr of a Sleamer; a barque algo RIS toW, Supp sed ff10 UtLanttess. Arrivel from the River and sailed the Arachne for Syd~oy, Cygnet for l'.rt I'ililly, Louis for Chla, AMornilg Star for Crylna, Orator for Mladras, Isbelis for lDemerrar and several ...

... LEATHER TRADE.-A meeting of the master tanners, curriers, and boot and shoe manufacturers, was held in Newcastle, to take into consideration the proposed alteration in the duties on the importation of live stock, as affecting the leather trade; also the proposed alte- ration of the duties on leather, and on boots and shoes. A petition against the measure of government was ?? paper. SEEDS.-A ...