... E . - . ?? CORN-MARKET-AUGUST 25. We had much heavy rain after last Wednesday's market, which appears to have been rather general throughout the country. From the accounts received this morning some injury has been sus- tained by the crops, but not to cause any serious apprehensions. The weather, however, has still rather an unsettled appearance, and the Wheat trade is consequently somewhat ...

... (From Tuesday's GAzaTT'I,Aag. 22,1843.) COMMISION simid ?? Lieutenant. ~ohN Qoidney loucester bi~ht Infantry Regiment of Militi-Au~tlu~r Get., tobe Lietenant. Kecrisoss, Gent., to berLdieeutenaynet, licne thce H~on. Majuoart ?? PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. and J. Brunt Watford, Aeors, butchers-..Wink and Dobson, Liverpool, ship nd anchor smSoths-W Latham and 1. Mitchigneo, Ma Lancashire, ...

... MARKIETS. CORN EXCIANGE.-FRIsAY. In consequicnce of the uiiettled state oJ the wrliler, i' r b,:,r a somewhat ituproved deiloauad for ?? W Iot. s:ti. Lir soeineistarices, aci advance on M1ondii's q oo risrot ci I Is per quarter was obtainreo for tioe qui;ritics,. am ' l'' occarred is foreign Wiheat, oswig to the oileors beiiign ' eli:t stock, and to the prospect of a large qri'sstiii beings ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLICENCE. CITY, FRIDAY EVENING. Altbough the demands for discounts be somewhat on the in- crease, the stock of bullion in the hands of the Bank, nearly 12,000,000, continues to assure a plentiful supply of money, at an easy rate of usance, where securities are unexceptionable. Without any apparent increase of business the ?? continue to improve in price, while ...