... London. Tuesday Evening. The markets have been in a dull state since Tuesday last the home trade has operated with extreme coaution, and for shipment few sales have been made in goods. Merchants have been desirous to sell; and having pressed large parcels upon the market, a decline ill prices ?? been the consequence. The arrivals have been to a fair extent since last Tuesday. The auctions ...

... PO } TS C R IP T. LONDON NEWS OF FRIDAY MORNING. ROYAL EXCHNIsGn, London, 77&nrskay Evoeniny. TiHES MONEY MARKEnT.-SOMo parties on the Stock Ex- change have been discussing to-day a proposal said to have been submitted to Government for effecting the conversion of the 33 per cent. annuities, though from whom eventually does not clearly ap- pear. That Sir Robert Peel has now a chance which may ...

... THE CLOTHING MANUFACTUREs. WOOL. TIE WOOL TRADE, LfOSiloll, T/iA,'sdrey.-The wool market : dt likiely to receive coy very ?? le impulse from the accounts rocer fl by the ?? mail, and which are certiimlv less satisfac- tory taia these obtained by tire Isrevious arrival. The snsceptibility o~f the Isileit markets Ilay be judged of from the fact of one or two crcesof goods sent out, having ...

... |HALP-YEARLY MEETING OF THE YORK AND I NORTH MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY. Thq general half-yearly meeting of the shareholdesh this comapany, wvas held onl Monday last, in thle Beard-roamont teII Comipany's otlices, Tanner-roev, York. The attendaic's of sae holdersiwas numierous. Glconel is Ii insets, Eeq., presided. In~ Alter tha usual formnalbhualoece of sedn iease'tssatten voning the sseeting. ...

... BUSINESS OF TIHE ENSUING WEEK. h, MIONDAY, Teb. 27.-w. Smith, Leeds, ironfounder, audit, at Vi Il.-J Kirkby'Lu~mley, Fleatbamutwith-Tencote, Yorksbire, common brewer, last exmination and proof of debts, at 1i., tl Tatebam, instlveint, first examnination, at ll.-J. lopkinson, C4 examination ond tnauct odr, art losnsl- rossley, first examina- tion at]i.Vs. rye, frst xamnaton, at II.-R. Barker, p ...

... London. Thesday Evening. There has been rather more activity in the Colonial mar- kets since our last, and the Parcels oT goods offered at anction have been principally disposed of foo r home consumption; but shippers have evinced little inclination to do business. 21er- chains are firmer; and having offered ouly aL emal ?? o goods ait market, previous rates have in nearly all cases bee ...

... I Loandeo, Tuesday Evening. The merca ntile markets have presented a tranquil appear. ance since we last wrote ; the houre trade have operated with much caution. the transractions for shipment have been trifing; merchalnits have been desirous to Eell; and prices have declined for marny articles. Large parcels of goods have boen pressed for sale. Arrivals have corne ii freely front all quar- ...

... P O6 TS C R i PT. LONDON NEWS OF FRIDAY MORNING. ROYAL EXCHANGE, London, eiursday Eenaing. TFrw MONEY MARCiZET.-The position of the English F-unds was very firm to-day, and as stock is scarce, the I quotations improved again about I per cent. Money is rather I dearer, and the unfunded debt has been slightly depressed. There were again good purchases in ConsoLst, and also in the new 3' per Cent ...

... T-f .A -t A ?? . Re . - ' - - - - ?? ?? 'S~vrfllO 55*SJU I) Into and from the ports of Great Britain for thle years 1840, 1841, and 1842 ; witl a statement of the qualltity of HIs. of Foreign Wool upon which duty has been paid for home consumption ; compiled principally from official re- tnrns. The following we have been favoured with by a leading house connected with the Wool Trade FOREIGN ...

... MARKET INTELLIGEJNCE. LONDON CORN EXCHANJE, MONDAY FEB. 20rrI.- Since this day seou'ight, the arrival of English Wheat up to our market, coastwise as well as by land carriage and sample, have been on a very linmited scale, and, owing to the prevailing huminlity of the atmosphere, of middling and inferior qualicy. To. day, the best descriptions were mostly talen off as i prices about equal to ...

... LAanllruplo, &r. From 4ee London Gazette of Friday, Jan. 27. BANKRUPTS. Alexander Hay, of Great Queen-street, Lincolns I.n-l.eIds, oachm-ker. February 3, at half-past twelve, and March 10, at twelve, at the Conrt of Bankraptcy, London. Mr. T. M. Alsagar, official ssaignee,12, Birin-lanae; and br. J. B. May, solicitor, Queen-equare. GteoIge Cole, of Bexley-boath, Kent, grocer, February 3, at ...

... Froml ide London Grazett'e of Fridup*, Feb. 3, Fredcrick Catbush, of 7; 'nnirgton, IH nt. se~h FPshuarY 10, at hali-pest 000. rnld MUT.5lrb 17, at k. i,. past eleven, at tine Court oE Batnkruptcy, Leildon. Yr WV. Wbhitmore, official asoignee, 2, Saitmlgh:ll-street. and Meoso s.FI anois and SOD,, ?? tom O Ie Un;:;t.y ,r, WiilionMa blaisal, oi W~orthileg, SuoEees, bsicie05 February 11, at eleven ...