... M Tre Return of the average aggregate amount of Promissory Notes payable to- beater oa demand which have been .circulated in the United Kingdnti, erd also the averago amount .of Bullion in ?? England, is for the four weeks preceding ?? of August, and affords one or two factures of interest in connection with ?? Charter Act, of the first working of which ?? is some rvidence. The Circulation of ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL. ?? MARKET.-Of all the several divisions of ntoor Market on this dsy,-(most abundantly and finely supplied tyas it generally is,)-wD soust characterise them as immense.- Is ndeed, in somo respocts we thoinl we have never seen a largeir liee Mrearmr that has partisetlar reference to Sheep, which he ars t af remark tethat seelug with tile very insuflleioeet ud means ofsc a ...

... I LONDON MARKETS, _ONDAy I ?? A . CORN EXCHANGE, SMnrEMBsucmn We were well supplied this morning wilds Whieot rri a from Kent, however, Uhe show was not large, b'lo sn carcity eqa,5t * lto that of last week, Of Barley and OspringflvrJ(er ofalt sort., ge !S arrival fresh up was very limited, being extrr-ao',y m1~at rof a5 both Beans and Peaoe. The eandit ion ofniunch of the Whea IMa I; Vet ...

... PLYMOUTH, DEVONPORTr, &c. TEE WESTRaN DSTRaCor BANe.-The head office of which was at Devonport, and which commenced business nine years since, having a branch In Plymouth, and branches in several other towns in this county, and in Cornwall, has closed its business, after a very unsuccessful career, and a serious loss to the shareholders only, the ?? being perfectly Seoure. The following ie a ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE MARKET.-This was again a very large I Mark-et, and we think one as dishoartening to the Farner as has o occurred. .It is very trite that superior articles were not leess worth than on the precedilig wools, but there was no demtaud for It the mass of Stoolk hero presented. The business done seas in aS driblets, and altogether huelsetering in character; enid a very ...

... , The accounts from tile Manufacturing Districts partake of thn animations which tas became general in business dririeg the last tow days. large operations for tho home market being descrihaid as going for wined, aid specalativo hilsines3 incrensing, in anticipation of a firm condition of general affairs for the ensuiing winter months, Tibe demand for capital las not been extensive for the ...

... LON)OIN. AI{KETS, MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE, SE~rvmEnsc 0. Me~ had a rather usoderate suppl(y of IF'heat freilslup to our Ilia&I~ this usoruini, prineipritilfro ( Essex and Sufflik. undo, ititle.ipiring Curio fi-ianEmiu. Fine ?? love brought foqy1 last week's terms, bhat second-rate samples do not ineel so reodya, sale, Blarley finds a fair consumptive dematid, at stead petres. Wliths very few ...

... LONDON MARKETS, Mi CORN EXCHANGE, Sie,,rmj~' Fresh op to oar macrket ,f this onnlelada, I $1o14Sy of 11'lteet, principally from Ihosex ?? i ditiin of which tras abo,,t thre eoaoi' 0, h01l iek IL brought quite as ?? moeney, hut ?? no Irr liantCa,1, ivcre soniewitat etlficull of saic, although oaeerre 1 O thw turn toioer. In Barley we nolice no I'rlat;,0,' week, gein~lionl qnaitiies ,, ...

... THE FARKIER'S JOURNXI. CATTLE MfARKET.-Again wo had a very large Market, anti althouglr certainly not marked by anyfeaturare of actiorly, or that promptitirre in buttiness wbiich ever spealts best for the interests of all, yet in tie end a great meny thingi lhad been sold. It mrrst not be disguised, however, that some good late, and morn especially of Sheep, were turned out unbold.- With ...

... THE FARlIER'S JOUIRNLII CATTrLE MARKB T..-TbIsMarlcet was not an largely III supplied as bag been the 6soas of late, anod the FAT BOJLLOOKS were pretty well tolien off. We cannot, howevor. say titat in wj thin respect prices wvere asupportod Ainoug the Stocle shown ea also %yero a lot of ninte Stiotch Heifers: appearn cesoO however, Si wern n6tin their fav oor, and though pretty well sold ...

... NOlITf -1 DEVON. L. BY udick, iEsq. ?? and Mi.s. Buck, have arrived at Marabtou HlaIl, North Devon, from the Continent, TIa FOOL AND HIS MONEY SOON{ PARTED !-Morchard Fair was visited by a few of the light-fingered gentry, who did not depar4- without their share of booty; indeed, in one instance, obtained it in a way that showed the loser (although a bit of a horse-jockey) to be yet somewhat ...

... LONDON MIARMKETS, MON1)AY. ?? ~O1IN XCHANG8, SnprccseEce23. Theis icc'rn I nlice a rreicals of IV hcet freshc lif to iae relec iwre a theirI fair general supplyt, priiccipiatll fromn thle hcacce-couniceie, whcr1 erer-v mnet a good trade at*fcutty hill weeic's prices, and in acmte in.taiccesc gc~icle at Is, advace. 1Ine free Forerign selts at fullY 1s. ma0rc ,icncw! Mecic than tast seek. ...