... moNEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLIGENCE.' CITY. FinrAY EVNioNG. NQthwithstanding the realtsatlon of the predicted results of hie nCometasx, that consistent advocate of Conservative prin. oples, the Standard, coincides with us in believing the re. cent rise in the revenue of the country affords but little room for exaggerated expectation. Circumstances, which very largely coniributed to swell ...

... A ?? A VERY FINE THING-.IF Yo CAN GET IT! TO THE SUGei MAILER. ?? in favor of Free Trade?-Certainly. Free Trade must be a Is there ?? on foreign Boots and Shoes?-To be sure there is. Have ouan yt oabjecton totaking ouff~this ?? off the duty on Frein BotsandShoe 2 ou ous beinsane to think of such a thin. Wy asit s, hem s ?? no inRegent-street, Le Hocq, get~ overhdrejisof droezuenhsoaf Fenwch ...

... MARKE TS. CORN EXCHANGE-FRIDAY. We have becn but moderately sipplied with English wheat during the week, and obsersve no alteratiolt in its value. The demandfor free foreigil continues very limited at Meondays prices, Barley, beans, and peas, remain the sanie. We have few oats at market, consequently tile, to little doing in them. ARRIVALS. Wheat. Barley. j Oats. Flour English .. 5,700qra. 3 ...

... LONDON: GAZETTES. (From TuesdayOs GAZETTOet. 17,1843.) -'ORDNANCE OFFICE, Our. 186. Royal Regiment of Aritillery-Second Captain John Morris Savage to be Ca tain, vice Sir H. Chamberlain, Bart., deceased; First Lieu- tenant Henry MsrrBJ to be Second Captain, vice Savage; Second Lieutenant Edward Bruce Hamley to be First Lieutenant, vice Murray. Memorandum-The date of promotion of, First ...

... I PRINCE ALBERTIS ANNUAL SALE OF LIVE STOCK. Since Prince Albert has been in possession of the Roval farma in the Great Park; at Windsor, known as the Flemish and Norfolk farms, his RoyIalHiglhness hasibad an annual sale of 1se live stoclk, which ba generally realised from 1700 :to 2000. These two farms of his Royal Highness, who is ma very good practical farmer himself, aie nuder the imme. ...

... I -TTHEMARKE-TS ,: ~ t: i; X~ .; ?? CORN-MARKET-OCTOBER 20. We have bad a tolerably-fair.-upply-of En ,P1yO ?? WHEAT during the week, the vgreater Pda of anima s c of Previous martbet days. The trade -sdviofamto his morning, but there is no' variation in prices. A moderate fresh arrival of Foreln WrT has com~e to band, which will in all probabilitybe enterea ia Bond,now that the duty-haa ...

... TUESDAY, BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. Charles Clarke, S, Tower-street, Westminster-road, baker. -Alfred Campbell Cooper, Evesham, Worcestershire, draper. BANKRUPTS. William Hollis Treason, 106, Wooed-street, Cheapside, and of West Ham, Essex, sewing-cotton ?? Dickinson, Abbey-hill, Bexley, Kecat, and of Mill-wall, Poplar, merchant, Parisian bitumen ?? Sharpe, Chelmsford, Essex, ?? Wood, 42, Coleman ...

... -~T.H&E BArfK. OF MA~PJHESTER.,~l---~-,- ?? bMANCHESTE R. FRIDAY. A meeting of the Shareholders in ;this most disastrous con- cern was held this forenoon iatqywsiird's Hotel, Bridge-street, for the purpose of receiving the report of the Directors for the past year, and electing new Directors, in place of those who would retire by rotation. The meeting was composedof about 200 Shareholders. -- ...

... LONDON MA3RETS-ATURDAY. CORN ARRIVALS. The following are the arrivals of Corn, Pulse, Seeds, and Flour, in the port of London during the week ending Oct. 21 :-IHNG1tO8i Wheat 0,420, Barley 4,72.9, Malt 7,010, Oatsl 410, Beans 1,117, Peas 1,378, TaRsa 273, Mustard Seed 02, and sundry other Seeds fq 23MutrSed 22 17 18l 441 quarters; Ilour 0,805 sacks. ScoTCst, Whcat 78, Barley 00, Malt 5il, and ...

... ThAt'ao. LONDON CORN BXCElArltVE, OCTOBER 20. We have been but moelerately supplied with En^Illsho during the week, and obierve too alteration in its Va'oe demand for free foreign coetitouet verv limited at \ prices, Barley, Beans, and l'ease, remai l ie iine. 1reieo few Oats at market, consequcetly tbcrc is little dot0 Ui u:. SWITHFIEILD, October 20. To siltk the ighbl per stone of albt. ?? ...

... (From the Standard.) We this day present to our readers the quarterly account (commonly called the balance sheet), giv- ing an account of the revenue and expenditure of the United Kingdom for the year ending the 10th instant. It must benmost gratifyingto the public toobserve, that the further progress of that deficiency of reve. nue which had uninterruptedly prevailed for so many years, and ...

... -.kTabal Portsmouth, Oct. 19. Captain G. R. Mandy has been re-appointed to com- mission thla Iris sloep, 26, for service on the coast of Africa, with a coesplemeot of 210 men. The Warspite, oO0, Captain P. W. P. Wahlis, in still lying at Spithriead, and will shortly proceed in execution ol her orders to relieve the Formidable in the Tagus. The ?? frigate has been commissioned to.day by Captain ...