... I CORN-MARKET-JUNE 30. Notwithstanding the arrival of English WscAXS appears somewhat larger than usual, the Millers having made many purchases eoasst'wse the show of samples has not been large. The trade is devoid of anima- tion, but the few parcels disposed of this morning have realised previ- ous prices. In Foreign WHEAT there is no great disposition to operate, and the attendance, both of ...

... I- CITY, FRIDAY EVENING. As we consider the reduction of the postage to one penny as the greatest boon of modern times, we cannot hut rejoice tiala committee of the House of Commons is granted to enquire into the best means of working out that wise and social measure. Every one admits the great advantages society has derived from its adoption. We require no other circumstance to prove its ...

... ?? Abinger: Pray did the Marylebone Bank profess to give in. heot to their customers ?-Winess: Yes, my Lord. bhe jury said he hoped this ease would reea wrnig t thm, ild ildun ttemasvvell as other persons, jt er to etdy a Lonidon Bank whieh professed to allow ijterest to s CUStomers for their mon~ey. The system vwas extremely bad, and ?? the end, in most cases, if not in every one of them, ...

... LONDON CAZETT.S. I (RmTuesdaY's IiAZETTEO~ly 4,183 (Po' WAR OFFICE. th AfljMor John BREVE.-Tobe Leutant Co'onh 117th Foot. Bae, 2.2nT Fo MFhrederiick Darley George. 22nd Pool. 22ld~othe ,AimY-CzPt'a2fh ot To be Majors in. Sydenham Conjiay 22ranl1 Foft coel in the Foot; capt. Thoma to the Queen, with the1r~ William pattle, 9th To'be Aide de Can'ap Lieutenlan Cole Ary n the East IuDies- -- i h ...

... We think it was the boast of MDr. P. M. Stewart, the chair_ man of the London and Westminster Bank, that JoinIto.L. Banks never re-discounted or parted with a bill. In a recent trial before Lord Abinger (Richards v. Mackay), a promissory note for 100 was given by the defendant, by way of securitv to the London and Westminster Bank; he was induced to gise this note as a collateral security for ...

... I T -- LONDONOATTES. (Ea sdt y 71'S;da4 ?? R. and J. Sidney, Wo verlnusl i tsl.t and J Siidny and Morti5,.Bl! hlY Brie il, Stltflfrd, irpe, liohndrqpers; as far as regards It Sidnes-Tbt a~nd tTate, NetWics ham ent, schoolmisters- Scott and llartfey. Bradiford, YDA shire, ?? Roges, Wellington street, ity, ?? and Matthews, Ger. rard ?? geldsmiths-Barroon, llarvi:y,andBarron, Giltspur striet, ...

... 11 id ! CORN MARKET-FrLY 28. Our supplies of English WHEAT have been moderate during the week, and there is Rot much left unsold this morning. The present fine weather has a tendency to check operations in the trade, and in making sales we have some difficulty m maintaining the. previous currency. The demand for Foreign WHEAT is rnuch subdued, the recent ad- vances rendering purchasers more ...

... I - . _ I . CORN.MARKET-JSLY 7. Theweatherhastindergone a slight changesince the beginning of the'weha'k bvijng a few partial showsers, and the temperature being somewhat cooler. h We have had less English WHSAT during the week than usual, anld th illechavo readily taken off such samples as were exhibited. The fewI p~arcels offering this morning woere held at very full prices.J In Foreign ...

... (Fro, TUeSday'S GASETTE, June 27, 1843.) CON14SSIONS signed by Lords Lieutenant. COhie-SirJ.Flower, BarL, to be deputy lieutenant; W. H. tfordshq to be ditto. t be deputy lieutenant WVO dhod''ueS The TI01n. R. Cavendish, tobe snea SO& tof Stf~dhi iii .The Hanl.W. W. Legge, ginS OIa -calledViscount Lewisham, to be c Witshire-) Ryal Itecular Militia: The Hon. F. H. P. Mlethuen, to be vice ...

... Lord Abinger: Pray did the Marylebone Bank profess to give in- tte~et to their customners I-Witness: Yes, my lord. lord .binger, addressing the jury, said he hoped this case would e awarning to them, and induce them, as well~ as other persons, 0ever to employ a Lo'ndon Bank which professed to allow interest to ?? for their money. The system was extremely bad, and ustsin the end, in most ...

... DON GAZETTES. Bra orlmrChats-'T. and J. Potts, ?? upon and Co. Ioby mrhn TyneC, do arapersT Clabburn and Co., Norwich, shawl manu- ctarerJ I nd nT. 0. Wilson, Greek street, Soho, mahogany and ftimtbelr merehafltsowlands and Cqrfietd, Biton heath, Shropshire, iron founders. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. 3. Hopkins, Southwark, currier-D. Greatbatch. jun., Newcastle- under-Lyme, cabinet makeB R. UT ...

... - Lord AbingeF: Pray did the Marylebone Bank profess to give in terest to their customers ?-.Witess: Ye, my Lord. Lord Ahiuger. addressing the jury, said he hoped this case would be a warning to. them, and induce them, as well as other persons, never to employ a London Bank which professed to allow interest to its customers for their money. The system was extremely bad, and most in the end, ...