... BtRNINON AM, WEDNESDAY, AuG. 30.-Tbe following , is ia copy of a Ietter frorn Lord.'Vesterru to Mr. R. Spooner, i on the subject of the late mseting:- * Fellix-lHall, Aug. 23 To the Chairman of the Mee:ting of the Blrmiuiighm 4 Chamber of Coumerce, asssmbledI at the Wetoiloo Rooms, on the Ia6th of August. Sir--I have read with great interest the a-rount of thepioceediingeof the meetinig at ...

... SHIppINa 1NT2BLLIGBENC. Loarnoac, AUGa. 31.-Wind this day at noon, light eatterly Pi15 and fitne.-Seven p.m., moderate breeze from E. to S.E., anod fine. DEAL, Auo. 30.-Wind a~m. W.; p.m. N.E.-Arrived the Aqee. fromt Jamaica, Louise from Bremen for Phniladelpltia. Sailed the Indian for Launcestont,Dont Quixote for Rio, Thomas Hull for Cuba, Pearl for Montreal, Malvina fOrNewfoundland, ...

... GREAT FREE TRADE MEETING IN I LIVBRPOOL. I Bt] -.0 1. LIVERPOOL, TnrURSDAY MORtyrNG.-Last night the ie Anti-blonopol' Association of this town, made a tri. Y umphant demonstration in farour of the principles of Id free trade, in theRoyal Amphitheatre, Great Charlotte- le street, whioh was crowded by a most respectable and 78 attentive auditory of between three and four thousand to persons. Mr. ...

... .;i1J7EST1Y'S MARINE EXGUSON. l WEYMOUTH, WEDNESDAY. lier 31dijPety and Prince Albert, after having visited veatiiorSbankiln Chine, Blackgang Chine, Freshwater, sldotherplactslatthe backof the Isle of Wightproceeded on InD the yacht to the westward along the coast. The wact WaS attended by the Cyclops, Captain Austin; Pro- tetbeus, Lfeutenant-Commander Lowe; and others of her gsjesty's ...

... MJONLY MARKET and CJTY N.IVS. TUURSDAY. Tue flue weatlier and a deficient supply of stock have tended to a further advance in the price of the funded debt, all descriptions of' which are firm, and Consols are # per cent. higher for the Account, beinr last quoted 94' to 95 for the 19th of October, and 9441 to i for Money. The Three per Cents. Re- duced, i51 to d ; the Three-and-a-Half per Cents ...

... THIE PUND0.-SATURDAT, FOUR OCLOraK. ?? cwenistiefilesdrsW'5iJf4Brth5ed, Stsek-brskere, Charn~ge altey.) BR it. Price. FOREIiGN. Price. Consplo ?? , 95 AeJ.an ?? 1041 Do. Account ?? , 95 Brazil ?? 741 8aper Cent.Redacod.. Shut Colo ban~ ?? , 24i 3 New ?? 12 Danish ?? Ss 1 Reduced ?? Shut Datch 21 per ?? 525 Long Annuities .. Sbut French 3 per ant. s ?? 8 1z Bank Stock ?? -. IS hiexican 5 per Ct ...

... LONDON MARKRETS-FitiDAY. CORN E.CHANGE. Owiceg to the settled appearance of the weather we have to repore a very heavy trade here to-day for almost every article of grain. Very littlc business was doing in eith ceEnglish or foreign Wheat, ind no progress could be made in shies, thougit the factors gave leay in their demands quite Is per quarter. The duty for foreign Wheat leaving reached Its ...

... MONEY MAARKET and CITY NEWS. FRIDAY. The notice just issued by the Bank of England, With the settled appearance of fine weather, leand to the conclusion that the present abundance of money will continue. The Bank of England has given notice that loans will be given as formerly on bills having not more than six months to run, on Ex- chequer-bills, and East India Bonds, to be repaid with ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLiGENCE| ?? I CITY, FRIDAY EVENING,. Gotd on the Continent is still fractionally lower in value t~OW on th~e meaglsharket. ?? the continuous and ,quipt Bkow of this rneasare of commodity into the coffers of.,the fEngland; and just so long as this condition of things can be roaintained, will the inasters metal be found present with Bs, in sufficient quantity to enable ...

... . ! ?? CORN-MARKET-SEPTEMBEfR I. The weather is unsually warm and favorable for ?? ions, whilst the progress already made has been consioerable. The Grain trade is exceedingly dull at iresent. under the influence of good sup- olies of most articles, with the- continuance of fine weather, and opera- htons are confined to immediate wants. Having only a moderate sup- ply of English WsosdAT during ...

... MV AR KE T S. CORN E:NCHANG};.-FRIDA\Y, We have to report a very heavy trade for aloszrt ev aetiel of grain Very little bhsiness was Ioing io either Elioiih or foreign Wteat, an1d no prtigress could be mnade il sales, thooual the factors gave way in their diletnids miite Is Per quarter The duty en foreigic Wheat having reached its loaes, polit for the present, maiy of the importers are ?? to ...

... (From Tuesday's GAzSn , Aug. 29, 1843.) OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, AuG. 28. Royal Regiment of Artillery-First Lieutenant Henry Sebastian Rowantobe SecondCaptain,viceDischamps, ?? Lieu- tenant Philip G. Pipon to be First Lieutenant, vice Rowao. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. SimIson and En-ley, Gleucester place, Conumercikl road, linendra. pers XPin and Tolt; Guilford, ?? and Wat. ins, Fenchurch street, wine ...