... CoRLN H AItMETl-JAN UARY 20. Wje have had a better supply of English WHEAT this week than usual, and the continued daapacs of the weather occasions samples to come to hand in vor indilierent condition. Owing to the dull state ot the Market on Monday last, and the decline in pricee, several runs are left undisposed of to-tiay. We note no fufther change shine the be~nnilg t' he eek but very few ...

... FRIDAY. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. John Dadley, Bedminster, Bristol, superintendent of Works under the Bristol Dock Company.-Nathaniel Barker, Dartmouth street, Westminster, plumber and water closet ?? Worsey, Forebridge, Castle Church, Staffordshire, out of business. -Obed Golds. Brighton, ?? Brewver, St. Mary de Lope, Gloucester, appraiser and ?? Douglas Hope, Southampton-row, Russell ...

... TEE FUNDS. CITY, THURSDAY EVENING. Consols for immediate transfer have realized 941 to 94, and for account 94j to 94*; Exchequer Bills have been marked 63 to 65 premium, being supported by the abundpnce of money; and East-India Bonds, have realised 58 premium ; Bank Stock has been done at 171* to 1724k; the New Three-and-a-Half per Cents. are worth I00j to 101 *; and the Reduced ]01j to 102. ...

... 0 RAILWAYS Irf 1842.-The length of lines opened this year has been about 150 miles; of this the principal part is composed of the Edinburgh and Glasgow (throughout) 46 miles; South Eastern: Branding Junction, 10; Manchester and Birmingham (throughout), 26; Birmingham and Derby, 10; Northerta and Eastern, 10; Ulster 5. Bills have passed for three new lines, the Newcastle and Darlington Junction ...

... Y INTELLIGENCE. FRIDAY EVENING. This has indeed been a melancholy week, the loss of life and properly by shipwreck has been immense, and has thrown a gloom over the city such as we hardly ever before experienced. The funds are steady, and the tendency of the market is rather upwards, Consuls to-day being 94 a i; ?? is verV abundant, hardly exceeding 2 per cent. It is quite evident that the ...

... 1I ARKE TS. CORN EXCHANGE.-,MoaeD)AY. The supplies of Grain to this marke t during the past week were upon the whole tolerably good; Wheat forming the exception, the total supply of which, both English and Foreign, amounted to little over 6,000 quarters. Of Oats from Ireland the quantity reported amounts to 2,061 quarters, and from Scotland and the nortis to rather above 9,000 quarters. The ...

... LATEST INTELLIENCE. , Although we fully agree writh tboue 4rho, attribute tbe finan- *Cial embarrassments in hbich this 'oimtry isvolved to a currency limited to goldwe hgve ever eet our feces against any alteration which could affect the relations of debtor and credi- tor, which an inedaverfibli paper currency would decidedly db; but'we maintain that making silver a legal tender, as wvll as ...

... L ONDON MIA RJKTS-SATURDAY. CORN APRlRIALS. The followling era the aIrrivals of Car,,, Palser Seelr, andi Flour, ill tile port of London, tluintin thle scrub itidiag tnnonry Si :-- Ezs .t olltt Whbeat 7,i25, Honeyic G,D77, l alte 0,7D1,, Oats °,5:t7, Ileaato quarter cs; 4lorG, 1ai41 sackL~tss. Se~yrctt Barley 500, OaGts 5,4113 qttsrtero. hulshl Malt 25, Oats 7,201 tjaarttrs. F~oltiotsi: Reanis ...

... L I VE~P OOL MlARPKETS. otaviaw or 'rita jivotaroot. COTtON alosuvaT rots. TIlE WEEK ENDING FierisAy, JAN. ff5. More anatety to etfict sa's's sits been di?plisl or) this boOk by tssslsts'i 5 of American cettios, siuist fstssst I lie forge glints) ity otteriog, isiirchiises have born made of ?tI, soil in some instances ?sl per Ib, lees than tito qootailossa of Friday lost; tho market generally ...

... rAUSTRALI.A ANI) VAN DIEMERN'S L.AND. AUS'RaALIAN BAnBsa.-From the Sydney papers Or the tith of August it appears, that the total liabi- lities of all the Banks were L l,292,667-total as- sets, L.2.967,7Oil.-nenrly haif a million of this being int coin, the rest inl securities. Of the liab~ilities, L. '56,871 wvere for notes in circulation. L.965.657 fior deonaits. Wie learn, further, that the ...

... MIZONE¢Y MARKET arnd CiTY NEIVS. SATU RDAY. b 'I'here' has been a fulrther imuprovenment to-day ilIl the Enaglishl Fundls. Thle pigeonmens were buyers so yesterday lute in the dany. This morning the market vo waes slighitly depressedl, by tho operations of' an influ- Tht entinl broker, lv'1o citeetedl a considerable amnount of lie sales; but anothler party hatving come into marketI soon ...

... NOBILITY AND BANKRIUPTCY- A FL'AT AND A SHARP. (Times.) Ied h For thte benefit of those persons wsho dedte( task of wvading through anythinig that looks like v' alaw report, we have the happinesS to state, Ae that Lord llunringtowver has passed his final cx- anmiation, and has taken his degree as a bank- (aec rupt, with all the honlours.l He is nowv a Master Of Arts, in the same way c a that ...