... 1. Qunrterly ANerage of the Weekly Liabilities and Assets of the Bank of England, from, the 30th, day of Dec., The 18413, to the 23rd day of MT8arch, 1844, both inclusive, Cl~ published pursuant to the Act 3 and 4 W.Icp 6, fla PXOI1,R5 f ASSETS. Th Circulattion.A -21.,000 Securities ?? Itu Deposits ?? I Bullion ?? Neat --A L - - ?? All Downinil-str~ee, Ntareli 29, 1844.1 Qtra Compaired with ...

... I|_ . _ From the London New Price Current of Tuesday, April 16. SucrA.-There has been an increased desireshown to purchase West India sugar, and a fhrther improve- ment has taken place in prices; a good demand has been experienced for all descriptions for grocery and refining purposes, and the rates paid show an advance on those previously quoted of is per cwt for bright yel- low, and Is 6d ...

... IVEWT ZEALAND COMPANY. [PROM THE COLONIAL GAZETTE.) Tl8s aojourned Court of Proprietors of the New Zealand ( o'tniiiy wet on Friday. From the subjolned report, it will appetir that no settlement has yet been effected of the pOis ut Jssue between this body and government, nor has dtlhhiitut information transpired to enable the public to Judgo of the merits of thecontroversy. Until suoh It'orma- ...

... LONDON MARKETS, l1OND,11 | 3 . . o- CORN EXCHANGE, AFRIL 8.1 To this morniny's market the supply of ?? al Corn was very short, and 11wc average cenolilioan n r that of last week. Wheat has sold at folly lost n Il, 11 andi a clearance lao, geoeral y been made. on ?? exe-granary, huve taken place, and in cocaCO,' knee been. supparted. Barley ic unaltrdi ?? nmeeting, an veirna~lc delmand. Iriok ...

... EDIIBURGH- -SHA.RE LIST. TUMBSDLY, ArhXL 25, 1844. i Whild | BANKS. I paid Sales | able.. .ent - d. 170 100 £6 April & Oct. Bank of Scotland. 100 100 69 lG 0 6 aM July ?? ?? . 00 l0 0 00 8 June& Liten Co ?? 100 100 00 6 an. & July Commercial . cO6 100 15 0 0 6 Jan. & Jul National Bank 50 10S4° O ?? Dito ew GZar s ow 5Q 69 A . Aug. idinburgh& -5Sg ,. 5 0I 0 7 june&Dec. IUion Bank ?? 2 0 0 6 . ...

... lSatito. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-April 15. The supply of English Wheat from the neighbouring counties was good this morning;- picked samples of extra quality realised the prices of last -Monday; but cold and secondary descriptions were a heavy sale at rather less money. Free foreign moves off slowly in retail, and barely supports our quotations. We did not hear of any transactions in bonded. The ...

... Nabal Ente tarnfe. Portsmouth, April G. The Malabar, 72, Captain Sir G. Sartorius, and Vernon, 50, Captain W. Walpoie, are expected daily from the Mediterran- ean. The Malabar left Gibraltar for this port on the 20th of March, and the Vernon arrived at Lisbon on the 24th of March, after a passage of 25 days from Malta, and was expected to leave the Tagus for England on the 28th ult. The Albion ...

... CORN-111ARKET-APRIL 5. GOOD FRIDAY, the Corn-Exchange was closed. WHEAT, Essex and Suffolk, Red, old, 50s 54s; tine, 549 56s; new, 5Ds f54si *ne, 5i4s 58s; White, old, 52s 56s; fine, 58s 6b*; New, 525 56s; fine, 56s 60s; Talavera, 60s 63s; Foreign, 54s 58s; fire, 59s 62s; sn erfine -s -5. fra,, 28s 32s-s. BARLEY, 27s 2t8s ; fine, 28s 29s; Distilling, 29s 30s; Malting, 313 33s; Ditto fine, 34s ...

... ?? i1hrlte. CORN-EXCHANGE. FIIIDAV. APRIL 12-Tile 5UPPIqeS are short, but fully equal to the demand. Wlieats are ll firmly, bht sales are limited at Mlonday's prices. AVERAGE PRIICE OF CORN IN ENGLAND ANI) WVAL P5 FOILt THLE WEEK ENDING APRIL 6. Imperial weekly ?? 5'is 5d; Barley :Q25 I Ibj (JOts 21k Id ; Rye :33s lid, Be;anis 31' J d; Il'e:s :,1. :1'3 _ .Aiggregatoi average of the six weeks ...

... Bankraptsfromn tht London Gazette of Friday, April 19. John lBattye, Courtney-terrace, Kingsland, linen draper. Matthew Waller, Percy-street, Tottenham-court-road, and Bir- nmingiam, patent oleetro plater, gilder, and manufacturer. 3 penter, Rothwell, Northamptonshire, surgeon. Seorge tochery, Wa~kefield, currior and leather seller. 3. Dowle, Chepatov., ?Monmoutthire, wine and spirit merchant. ...

... | Arfaititrab a 0 .1 - rk t|. Inq d ;ULL CORN EXCiHANGE, April 2-The transactions for in the corn trade during the iast week were very llmited, and 10, f rather lower prices were submitted to for wheat and barley. tot . At this days miarket there was only a moderate supply 1 of BEnglisi wheat, the condilion was good, and last week's act prices wore obtained, it free foreign wheat nothing doing ...

... Sartign Pratruce Marlttt. !re eto THIIRSDtY, APRIL 4. B'UGAi -The demtand for all sorts of British Plantationnlgar has cjutioued in the Eameinanimate state noticed last week, and bus'ness has beet, almost at a stand-still; in fact, the market has been quite itsralyzed, but, owing to improved ancounts from r . Londont this torning, it hne btfles a decided st:rtd to-day, and th. se few nervous ? ...