... ?? 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, ...

... 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, ...

... CORN-MARKET-JULY 21. The supplies of English WBAtT have been as usual moderate daring the week, and in the present improving State of the trade sales are rea- dily effected at advanced prices. Very few samples have been exhi- bited this morning, but no difficulty is experienced in obtaining an advance of about 2s. per quarter since Monaay. The extravagant Prices demanded for Foreign W HEAT ...

... I MONEY MARKET AiWD CITY INTELLICENCE- CiTY, FRIDAY EVENING. Our readers need not be reminded that we have never swerved from the opinion, that the cause of our distress is con, tracting an enormous debt and liabilities, both national and private, in paper, and insisting on paying them off in gold, end gold only. If the present gold currency is persisted in, the distress i' will occasion will ...