... ,U Xo 'TEEZ xrVTOR O THE 11ORi6ING HERALD. s 8i3-As the cbarter of the Bank of England is co li>ble to expire upon 12 months' notice if ?? ,. within sis months after the 1It of August next, the ar subject of banking will probably be brought under . the consideration of the next lemion of Parliament. it I trust, therefore, you will give me permission to lay before your readers a statement of ...

... GLASGOWV MARK}.TS, DECEMBEIR .1I The mnrkiet; as nm-ltioned in our last. for siuzars bsa heien clnsed all week. tol atcoest of the htoiidavs.. anl ?? nlithis c done in raw. Maurittiis. or B1enial sugers. No sales made it, I.ce Ithdia i- olassc.. 3Rcftred FlUeats are in thotL slupply. With a limlited deman=d et former priees: brow,, loaves 7Tfs. to 7Cc. standard tosles ti9s. tr Ins.. mid and _ ...

... 2ni-tvout SATURDAY, DECEMBER SO. PRICE OF STOCKES YESTERDAY. Bank ?? ?? 77 pm TbrseperCent.IeS M7) Ann. Jn.l160) 12 11-16 in Three per Cea Con. -Ditto, New (ditto - of Ditto for Accont Ditto (Ot ?? 12 9-15 s rree and j per Cents. 2. Ditto (Jan. 1301. Ditto, Reduced.-.,. 102 Ditto(Oct.1880). 3s Ditto, ditto, ?? - but Four per cent. 3- ladia Stock ?? - Lichequar ?? 64 ?? d ~Irish Bank Stoct- ?? ...

... Iatppfilt Inteflipute. London, Dec. 29.-The Juno, M'Alley, from Grange. Y mouth, at Carron Wharf, wac run into hv the Tyne, of Newcastle, when at anchor in 14 fathoms, with the te SW. baon of the Cross Sand bearing by compass W. 0 by S, distance two miles. After paying out chain, was obliged to slip 90 fathoms of chain. and a 14 cat. jh anchor, to presvent but ships from going on shore. ...

... Wabkal itelliguce. Portsmouth, Dee. 27. TalE GRIAT ExPERta9EsT. - The Penelope. 22, Steam.frigOate, Captain W. Jones, that has been so lauded by many persons as a vessel possessing every good quality botb as a steamer and sailing vesseldoes not app-ar from practical result. to come up to the high value that bas been set on her. The reduction in the quantity of coals the was originally ...

... SHill? NEWS. Liverpool, Der. 30.-The Merse. flumilton, from Qaebec to Liverpool,ruMon the rockq, near Potneuif(St.Lawrence)22d Nov., vas much strained, and had 7 feet water in the holdi; crew saved. Two other vessels were on shore near the M.lersey, one supposed to he the Falcon. The Lavrrenice, Forster, from Val- paraiso to Liverpool, pta into Pernambuco 2d INov., witith masts sprung, and ...

... (From a Livpoop paPer.) We have much aatisfaotion in inserting tbe follow- ing official document, as coniferring on the whole of the ?? important benefits and facilities. An order has also -been received fromn the Honourable Corrntissionerd of CGstorns in London, under date 14th instant, directing tle return of moneys paid for duty on the extra wastage on brandy since the'26th of August:- - ...

... juarRtto. LONDON CORN EXCBANGE, DECEIMBER 29. This morning we have a small attendance ofbuyers, and the trade has ruled exceedingly heavy,.with very little businea doing,althoughprices demanded are the same. Barleyanm. , ac lully late rates, asd ic in demand. Pease and Bear remain as en Wednesday. The Oat trade is Oat, with a fair supply. SMKI2TKEtID, December 29. To sink the ofal per stoneof ...

... London and Provincial Grain Wlarkets. OLD Conv EXCH5ANGE, Wednesday, 27th Dec. 1843.- There being no market held on Monday, we had ta-day rather more atirring thanneuailyonna Wedneeday. We had thismorning a mall ar. rival of wheat from Essexs and Suffolk. and moderate from Kent. the condition was very indifferent, butffactora firmly maintained their former demands : the trade, however, war by ...

... CATTLE WAREU s. SMlTHFIELD CATTLE MAURKET, Decembte ir Although this was a holiday market, there was on t4 wboe a fg*r average number of buyers in attendance. Thia c rc rance, tceetbe with the bullock supply being much smaller tht at lk- crrespo. tg% period of many previous years, caused the bee Itod ZV*or r,., P r prices fully equal to those obtained on this day seWsen htthe bst %cots ...

... Itandsciaroii, d6miciteroo, &?. I I I I STATE OP TRADr.-Li rEsrooL.-There has been a steady and very general demand for most descriptions of foreign and colonial produce during tbe weel, and, occurring at this late period of the year, we may fairly assume that country dealers and manufacturersbavelatterly been buying only to supply their pressing daily wants. Importers aregener- ally rery ...

... COMM'bZERCIAL LIST, | WEES ENDING ON XONDAY LAST. IMP1 ORTSS. RoTTRnDAM.-l08 Cheeses, W. Milne & Son, 54 do. Ws. Leplie. 56 do. Stewart & Clivas. 54do. JohiiRobb. 77(ido. Neil Smith, Jun. 8 boxes Pipes, James Gordon, Jtn. I butt Mladder, Neil 8mith, Jtin. 12 Hams, I cask Rusks, J. Lumsden & Son. 34 bales Flax, Leys, iasson, & Co. lo bales do. Milne, Cruden; & Co. 5 mats do. WV. Ogilvy. 20 mats ...