... THE FUNDS.- SATURDAY, FOUR O'CLOCK. (FromtheListoffressre Wolft, Brothers, Stoek-brokers,Changv alley.) 'llITISH. Do. Account - - - 3 per Cent. Reduced 31 Now- 34 Reduced - - - - Long Annuities - - Bank Stock - - - India Stock - - - - Zxchequer Bills - - Indias Boads - - - Price. Shut 951 96* Shut 102i 12* S 183 rhut 58S 74s FOttElt Belgian - - Brazil - - - Colombian-1 D0. Ex, do. - Danish - - ...

... The state of the Sydney markets is thus described in the paper of the 29th, the latest date:- The markets con- tinue in a dull and uninteresting state, with the exception of wheat and flour, in which articles sales have been effected to some extent. Invoices of manufactured goods by late arrivals suitable to the market have been taken at 25 per cent. advance. We have accounts from the cotton ...

... The advices by the overland mail have, in a commercial point of view, not exactly answered the expectations of the snore sanguine; but we do not conceive that any who enjoy the advantage of experience, or who have reflected upon the sulject, could have anticipated the immediate commence- nenof active mercantile relations between England and the new free ports of China. Hong Kong especially ...

... Tuesday, Nlovember 29. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nov. 27. Royal Ecgineers-First Lieut. E. T. Ford to be Second Capt. vice Bailey. retired on half-pay; Second Lient. H. W. Barlow to be First Lieut. vice E. T. Ford. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. and C. Ayliffe, Twickenham, ?? and Willi- mett, Duke street, Southwark, plambers-F. J. Roberts and C. Maybory, Birmingham, gun engravers-I. Champion and Co. Bow ...

... I A very numerous meeting of the friends of free trade in Rochdale and the neighbourhood was held on Tues- dav evening, in the theatre, for the purpose of making a demonstration in aid of the great Anti-Corn-law League fund of 100,0001. by following the example set in the Manchester Town hall the other ?? Littlewood called on Mr Cobden, M.P., who was most enthusias- ticallv cheered. He said ...

... The arrivals from Calcutta bring intelligence of thle indigo trade. It is out of the memory of any man, say the ac counts, to record a seaseon like the present. Frotn the cosh mencemoent of the chosen the weather has been so invariably favour-able as to cause a daily improvement in the prss pects and to increase the produce. Now that the man, facture is hrought to a close, we have been enabled ...

... The cotton market at Liverpool was at the openin, of the week flat and dull, and such was the general desire of the American holders to sell that they reduced theirterms for mostdescriptions i per lb below tile previs0u Friday's rates. The sales were not then large, and the market relapsed into a quiet, dull condition, the salts bairelv reaching 1.500 bales Subeequently there hba been an ...

... Tuesday, December 19. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 11. and W. Eversteld, Gravesend, sail ?? and Co. Norwich, drapers- Capel, Cuerton, ana Cundy, Pope's Head alley, stockbrokers-- Gurney and Askham, St James's strret-J. Goodbrand, W. Baxter, and W. HI. Goodbrand, Little Bolton, cotton apioners-J. and S. Walker, Lapley, Stafford. share, machine makers-C. Irving, H. W. Montague, and H. Harris-Biddolph ...

... Tuesday, December 2t5. PARTNERHSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Bosworth and R. Parr, Leicesaer, drapers-G. Williams .t ,J. Henderson, Margaretstreet, Cavendiab square, milliners Matbler and Moore, Hayfield, Derbyshire, calico printers- A. Ireston and Co. Salford, Lancashire, wholesale brewers- D. Reed and P. Blarney, Sithney, Cornwall, woolstaplers- ii, \Vartnahy, C. E. Dampier, and R. A. Westbmook, Ware, ...