... Tuesday, Mfay 28. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. E. Palk, jun. and J. Pinsent, Newton Bushel, Devonshire, ?? Ann Kiernan and H. Yon, Southampton, milliners -T. 11. and I1. R. PFider, Cheltenham, woollen drapers-W. and R. Bell, and J. C. Hughes, Aldersgate street, City, merchants; so far as regards W. Bell-W. Frost and J. Clarke, Bury St Ed- mund's. coach builders-J. and T. Tonks, Birmingham, printers ...

... LONDON AlARKETS-FRIDAY. CORN EXCH&NGE. A very limited supply of English Wheat has come to hand here since Monday, heno-e the stands to-day were poorly tilled with samples. For most descriplions the demand was very steady, at fully previous rates. For free foreign Wheat there wag an Improved inquiry, at ful currencles. In bonded parcels we heard of no transactions. Forolgn Darily, which was inu ...

... FRIDAY EVENING.-SUOAR: At public sale 117 hhds 4f Barbadoes, 17b hhds 92 barrels of St. Lucia, of the new crop, were offered; prices went Gd to Is per cwt lower than on Wednuslaly last; the former esid at 60s to 60s per ewt, for low to fine yellow ; the latter sold at 59d to 62f for middling to fias good vellow; good brown fetched 509 to 578. The purehases of the trade this week amount to 2 ...

... SHIPPING INTM.LLlGENCE. DETENTION Ol THE HOMEWARD-BOUND VESPEiA, Tihe following hais been received at Lloyd's:- Admiralty, Mlay 29, 1'44, * Sir-In reply to Mr. Lodge's letter of this day's date, rtpreoestt- ile that there are several vvsselq now requiring assistance in the Channe, I am commanded by my Lords Comuitslotiers of tlte Ad- asiratty to acquaint you, Mlnt every small vessel that could ...

... the sts'am-ship Riocrnia brines ads-ices of some interest from the United States. Private letters state that the banks had been extending their circulation rather considerably. and that the con- sequence sas i.n increased business in spring imported goods, and at better prices than would otherwise have been re lised, while, owing to tie ponmising appearance of the crops, astricultural pro duce ...

... MONEY MfARKET AND CITY NEWS. FRIDAY. hr h Tllere has not been mach change to-day in the Englidh Funds, Some rather large purchases in T the New Tlreeeandla-HIal per Cents. gave rather hi better prices fior that stock. Consols have only or varied between 994 and 991, Nut at the close of Ps buslness the market was a dhade lower. The Three tt per Cents. Reduced, 081 to i ; the Three-andl- gtr a ...

... P O - - Soefli8y AlondaAI Taesda9y Wednes. TSa.rsdy Friday. 199 199 i y i 198i 19 18q2D re, ?? * .-61 7 26 2 7 8R Alleitqeg. 18 288 9 289 Soc5:k . ' 9a pm D2pm D2 l pm ao 71 74 88773 71 73 68 73 68 72 Br2beqe 3Ge 346 i 9f 4t 3 ft3.i Og fore' c9, 771 slt 775t 8 213 35i 23i a 35fL ?? 2~~11 4618 46.j 6 46 AutIWC 55 3 23* 8 34ft 3ft 8 2r petr C:. 14jr 1187 14 8 I 1* 61* * 6' f O* flrtr8 ~ ~ ?? ...

... MALHEfTS.-Monday. CORN EXCHANGE. Since our last report the orrivals of English Wheat up to this market, coastwise as Nvell as by land carriage and sample, have been tolerably good, but not to say extensive for the time of veer, and nearly the vwhole of the supply of that article on offer here this morning was in saleable condition. By far the largest number of samples 'was exhibited on the ...

... | CITY. FRIDAY EVENING. If ever statesman borrowed the thunder of others, that statesman is Sir Robert Peel. But when the Right Ron. Baronet begins to apply the thunder he has appropriated, to practical tmen, it seems as though Momus should have bor. rowed that of Jove. The utmost the hysterical God of the Heathbens could have done with such a weapon, would be to shake the sides of his ...

... L.ondon Arty Frid = TIOISBANKRUPTCYSlpE~BSnD'D BAB-KRPTS Bzoooiao1an WZDH, rbeesemonsger, High-sretrSouth wark, to Surrender May 31, at to n ~,,a Court ofBa')krsPttuY, London. '7 ad Jaly past one Sothe Basingnalldstreet; hChaors; Br Whittmore effiitial asligle Connercial-chambers, Mrocingeloae. t al AS ZPHE WHITE XABTEIr, chemists Newmarkot, June two, and July S , at one, at the Court of ...

... THE MARKETS, CORN-IMARKET-EMAY 31. The prevalence of north and north-easterly winds still prevents the arrival of many ves els laden with Grain (both English and Foreign), and we continue in consequence to be very moderately supplied with most articles. The lew samples of English WHEAT exhibited this morning are held at full prices, and we observe no new feature in the trade since Monday. In ...

... SHIPPING INTBLLIGBNCB. ne's DOAL., MAY SI.-Wind E.N.E. to E,, light broeze.-Arrived the ties, Emerakl from St. -!oihn'e. Sailed tine Franklyn for Batavia, n1- John Woodall for the Cape and Calcutta, Helena and Walinsmly for ron Sierra Leonie, and Charles for Tobago. sew PoaRT-eMoUT, MAY S3.-Wind E.N.E. to S.-9alled her Majesty's E. ship Vincent oln a cruiae, and Evertihorpe for Ichlboo. tlla ...