... LOC'A',L INTiELLIGENCE. Tus LEEDs Bxic.NKxcG Co.NiAsx.-Thle tenth a1n- nual general imeeting of the Leeds Banking Company, was held on Monday last, at the Muinsic Hall, at wh-ich a divi- dend of six per cent. was declared, and a handsome stm.I acdied to the reserve fund. There was a large attendance of shareholders, to whom a very satisfactory report was 1 read. STEAM EoGIes.-Tlie following is ...

... SATrURiDAY EvENi1,T(;l-T*o produce martkets are per- fiec:ly quiet. Spelter is worth about C£3perton. A parvel of Scotch l'ig Iron has been sold on board in the Clyde at thc very low price of g2 per ton. The Tea Ularket is quite st a stand still ; 8t,O61) packages are declared for ssle on Tuesdtay next. THE MA\NUFACTURING DISTRICTS.-SATUnDAY. i.tuCK uitnN.XVery little business has been doing ...

... BANK OF MA N CHESTER..FURTHER LOSSES. ADJOURNED SPECIAL MIkEETING. Orbe M0ondayiornin g a special general meeting of the c sharcholders in the Bank of 'Manchester, was held, by 1 adjournment from the 7th November last, at Hayward'sl Hotel, in Bridge-street. The main object of.the mcetinigt was to receive from the directors a statement of the assets c and liabilities of the Bank, brought doewn ...

... I MONEY MlABI1iET AND STOCK INTE L Ll- I ~ - -- GENCE. PRICES OF STOCKS EACH DAY. Thill. 1`24. Sat. 1n. Turs. 71'rdj. Bank Stock ?? 173 173 ,l73L 1730. ,, 1 .. 173 Three per Cent. Red. ..s) a ?? 054 955 .i) .Sf )5q 15 Three per Cent. Consols 94i 9l~ 4A 4 4 3A per Cent. 118 ?? r per Cent. Reduced 10 102 .102 102 102 102 New 3* per Cent ?? .1014 10thBI 1014 1014 101A 101 Long Annuities, ?? 12 ...

... STATE OF TRAPE.t : X ,; 'il MAWCUEsTEh-.The market,''yeiserday, 'wa exceeditigly fiat, with a'alight declie' in some ?? yarn, and verylirregdlar price Ip manufactured goeds.,-sticrdiatn of i1ednesday. RocswDAvpe FLiANNELEn MAs ET, JMONDATy'ABT.-There' Is very lile change nintle market to.day. Forseome weeks back, business b10 been flat.; Indeed, since the year com- mencod, every thing hasabeen ...

... (From Tuesday's GAzETrrg, Feb. 7,1643.) ST. JAMES'S PALACE, JAN. 26. The Queen has been pleased, on the nomination of Lord Forester, to appoint James Tyler, Esq., one of her Majesty's Honorable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, vice Macintosh, retired. FEe. 4.-The Queen has been pleased, on the nomination of Lord I Forester, to appoint Joseph Skipp Lloyd, Esq., one of her Mnjesty's Honorable Corps ...

... MARKET HE-RALD. CORN EXCtfANCE, MAfondaoy, Feb. 6. The Wheat trade exhibited an improved feeling towards the close of last week, and more disposition was evinced to purchase both English and Foreign. This morning the weather having become frosty, the condition of samples is likely to improve with a continuance of the present temperature. We have a much less quanfity of Wheat offering than ...

... FRIDAY EVENING. THE DISTRESS OF THE COUNTRY-ITS CAUSE AND REMEDY. The end of all legislation-the object of all Government- should be to promote the happiness, contentment, and pros- perity of the people. In the very nature of things there must be prosperity and adversity, riches and poverty; but such a thing as abject pO- verty and starvation overwhelming those who are able and ,,willing to ...

... ?? I - - - - - - . , .. WAKEFIIILD CORN MARKET. YESTLsRDAY, FIEICRUARY 10. At the comnoeuicemenlt of the market higher pi-ices score demanded for Wheat, but the millers Wvere shy plurclaCerS, asid at ala advance of Is. per quarter there has beeis a steady business doitlg. Barley is held for all advance of ls. ier qr., and in most instances realized for the finest saltltles-, but not for the ...

... PoorM THE LONDON GAZETTES. MUBANRUPTS-FRIDAY. Fredk. Catbush, Kennington, Kent, seedsman, to surrender Feb. 10, Mlarch 17, at Besinghall - street. Solicitors, Francis and Son, London Win. Marshall, Worthing, butcher, Feb. I1, March 24, at the same place. Sols. Palmer and Co. London Alexander Norton, Edward -street, Portman -square, uphol- steoer, Feb. ll,Mar.24, at te same l)1ace. Sol. Kinsey, ...

... A AI H FEB. ii. Thete[PRldOURi OWN CORRSPONDENT] 8e amer Oriental arrived here last evening, with the pliedawith rof th andin n'sls, and, after she has been sup- ple ihCoals, Captain Toy will redtrothmtn Her dates from Malta proceed forSouthampton. Of war there were the Mt ae to the 29th ult. British ships oidable wVanguard tCe Queen, Impregnable, Monarch, For- is~dahe, angard Cylon, Snake ...

... - IP51wicH, February 7.-We had but a thin attendance at our market to-day: but little disposition either to buy or sell corn. Wheat of p rime quality rather dearer. Bar. Icy, (select parcels) fully as high. Prices as follow: Wheat 46s. to S0s. Barley 23s. to 29s. Beans and peas 26s. to 27s. Oats 21s. to 20s. per 9r.-This day's mar- ket was rather better supplied wilth fat beef thn last week; ...