... THE FUNDS-SATURDAI, FOUR O'CLOCK. (From the Listef fessrs Wof, Brotherr, Stock-b rokere, Crhao'elle..) BRITISH. 2(rice. FOREIGN. |Prire. coinsol ?? 941 Belgian ?? 103 Do. Account ?? 94A* Brazil . . 74*. 3 per Cent. Reduced D o b ?? . Colombi= 53* 3, New ?? Danish 86 4* Reduced .l . 101k Dutch 2j per Cent 5.. Long Aniuitie ?? 120 French 3 per Cent. 79i Bank Stlck . 173 Mexican 5 per Ct. New 32 ...

... Tuesday, July 18. PARTN ERStHIn1S DISSOLVED. Scott and Hartley, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstaplers-Eat- chelor and Rogers, W~ellingtoa street, London bridge, unercers -R. 0. Aland and J. P. Matthews. Gerrard street, goldsmices -C. Baerrn, E. Harvey, and P. Blarrnw, Giltdpur street, wholesale druggists; as fr as regards P. Barron-W. Dasford and S. Haynor, Oundle, postnubsters-clifton, Thompson, ...

... The reports from Liverpool of the daily proceedings in the cotton market vary but little during the week, the tone being one of steadiness in price, and a fall average demand.- The saleshave been onthe whole considerable Exporters at one market purchased 7,000 American. Perhaps there is no change in the general features of the market; but American qualities at 4Jd. and upwards are more in ...

... Some light is thrown upon the condition of the country by a return on &i Trade and Navigatioll, just presented to Parliament. It appears there have been imported oxen and bulls, 3,175, upon which there has been received 3,3171. dutv; cows 1,046, upon which there has been received Slat.; calves 76, upon which the duty has been 3%I. ; sheep and lambs 648, paying 1001.; swine and hogs 415, ...

... I The arrivals of cotton ships at Liverpool since Friday week were rather numerous, bringing up to the 22nd some- where about 55,000 bales of that article; as might be ex- pected, this has damped the market rather, but being anticipated, has not affected prices. There has been a fair demand for cotton from the trade, at the current prices, but speculators are quiet. The report on the whole is ...

... I 7'uesdeay, IVrevnberr 7. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nov. 6. Royal Eagineere-Pirst Lieut. WV. K. Ford to be Second Capt. vice Feluwick deceased; Second Lieut. D. Gallon to be First Lieut. vice Ford. ?? date of promotion of Second Capt. G. A. Bennett and. Lieut. F. C. Hassard has been altered to the 23rd of September, 1843. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Berington and Reynoldo, Liverpool, brokers-J. Btake ...

... The influence of' the holiday season has, of course, been temporarily felt everywhere, and a limited amount of bu- siness in several OF the great markets is, as usual, to be reported ; but inl this there is nothing more than what was to be expected. The sales at Liverpool, in the cotton market, bays beon to a fair extent, amounting, even on the 2nd, which was a sort of' half-,holiday, to 3,000 ...

... It will be cheering to American stockholders in England to hear that Mr Daniel Webster has made a speech at the great agricultural meeting in the state of New York, earnestly urging the payment of the state debts. The pay- ment of the Pennsylvanian State Debt was warmly and zealously advocated by James Gowen, Esq., formerly of county Tyrone, Ireland, but now an eminent merchant, farmer, and ...

... Tuesday, December 19. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 11. and W. Eversteld, Gravesend, sail ?? and Co. Norwich, drapers- Capel, Cuerton, ana Cundy, Pope's Head alley, stockbrokers-- Gurney and Askham, St James's strret-J. Goodbrand, W. Baxter, and W. HI. Goodbrand, Little Bolton, cotton apioners-J. and S. Walker, Lapley, Stafford. share, machine makers-C. Irving, H. W. Montague, and H. Harris-Biddolph ...

... | I THE FUNDS.-SATURD)A, FOUR O'CLOCK. (From the Listof ed8rg Iolfe. Brt 7herr, stock-brsker8, Change alley.) BRITISH. Price. rORMoN. Pice. Console ?? 94; BSelgiant ?? .103 Do. Account . , 944 Brazil ?? 76 3 per Cent. Reducad .5 Colombian .21 3j New ?? . ,ol Danish ?? 85 L, Reduced ?? 102 Dutch 2j per Cent 54i Long Annuities 12i ?? 3 per Cent 8' Bank Stock ?? 174 M exican5 per Ct. New 304 ...

... Taesday, Mfay 2. PARTNEAtOHIVS DISSOLVED. S. W. Earle and. W. E. Wood, Cheltenham, surgeons-G. F. Truman and J. Jensor,, High street, Shoreditch, oilmnen-T. and T. C. Ward, Shrewsbury, Shropshire, grocers-W. and Jaue Preston, Piffs Elmr, Gloacestershire, victuallers-J. and W. Walker, 3laton, Yorkshire, farmers-L. Arrenberg and F. Bonnalfe, Bucklersbury, City, mercbants-J. B. Langley and S. ...

... 7Wesday, September 26. F'ARTNBRSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. D. Husband and H. Stott, York, ?? and Theobald, Gloster pi-te, Chelsea, auctioneers-G. R. 11am- mersley, Manchester, ?? and Anderson, Quadrant, Regent street, oilliners-W. and J. Underwood, Stoarbridge, Worcestershire, cabinet makers-J. Salter and G. Phillips, Liverpool, porter merchants-G. Turton and J. H. Smith, Sheflield, surgeoos-T. Carr ...