... MONEY AND SHARE MRERETS. CITY, FRWAY MoRNoeno. In completion of the analysis, wvhich we make every week, of the Bank ef England returns, we may appropriately zive ithe following summary of the total circulation of the United Kicg~dsni. The total for olin month ?? 37,586,8241., tius skewing a decrease last month of 62 0,4291. in the circalatien of notes in England, aid. a decrease of 710,3091. ...

... CITY, SATURDAY EVEFNING. The accounts received from Lisbon farnish ne very important in- telligence relative to the state of affairs in the provinces, and not much credit is attached to the official repsrts of successes obtained by the Queen's troops over the insurgents. What far monec interests the mercantile community, is thc alteration iin the decree which rendered it compulsory to accept ...

... MAIUCETS. CORN EXCHANGE,._ s BItTI3fl.Wheat. Essex, Kent, Mod0 56s to67a, new redsls to 652o odvh~ted Suffolk, ol fs to k os; Norfolk and to LiIl t g -Peas: Xvhite94se~s~td Lincoln ?? Tld~sstt(5wd -Oata Englsh lced i, tO~6 Maled 3-2 tD1 white New to 6 29-Rys, 6to and ?? e Ito 252o. Distilling 2ts to 798Ws, t folk and Norfolk s to 5so7 new pab ?? 005 rot 62s to 364sp', ...

... We have received to-day, by extraordinary express, journals and letters from Madrid to the 19th inst. The new ministry, under Narvaez, have inaugurated their coming to power by two acts, which may lead, says the Journal des Debati, to the most serious results, and which prove but too clearly the dangerous path in which they intend to lead their country and their youthful Queen. By deciee ...

... the Cabinet of St. Petcrsburgh to that of Vienna, complaining of the disloyal and imprudent manoeuvres by which Piince Mctternich excited a fearful jacquvrie in the Galician provinces. The discontent which Russia manifested on that occasion is shared by Prussia. Both courts have seen with equal displeasure, the strange proclamation addressed to the peasants by the Emperor of Austria, to thank ...

... THE MANCHESTER BAINK@. rRo.M Ol:R REPORTER.] MANCIIEBTER, WEDNESD)AY, FOUR o'cLOCK.-Tbi! morning at eleven o'clock the annual mleeting ot the pr O prietors of this very disastrous concern was held at Hay'- ward's Hotel, Bridwe-street, in this town. The directors present were Mleisrs. G. R. Chappell, chairman ot tie board ot directors, J. C. Dyer,John Pathus,Jobn Gouldsborough, and John Spencer ...

... Sq;je CORN MARKET, I andl the STATE Ofa IRELAND. [PoRM THlE ECONXOtIST.i It will readilv be admitted that there is no question so t eitler in asocial, commercial, or political view 'tias momet, S a correct knowledge of the real state f nor rrospects for the supply of food during the ret yePar. On1 thle 12th, of September we offered cirreniai u e The Harvest and the Corn 'trliets, nras our ...

... LorDoN, AUa. S.-Wfild this lay fit 110o01, Easterly, light airs fond mliny. Seveii p a.) mai itgt brmeze I'll for Q -c Co mvt, Aua. 4,- Wind S.l:. loS, oi S.W,-Arrmved tl ime Jobaimna from ns mcrm, James fromo for arlnt, Asia frmia *QamtIc, Limte feos, ditto. Arrived from. ?? e river tile A T Iaox &or Boinmay, Atlan- tic for tiebr. Arri 1sted froam file river mt Soiled the C!mmdle fors at ...

... RAIL WA YS. RAILWAY S AIRE LIST I.. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30. Railwa'.e. Pain Closing j'~e.l tuialeens Dane. Itherdem ?? par IPill i)P/8 534 Andlwr.,Not.,Itoetn.&1.J.' 241i par 0-IiS1412 Waiiights Wol.,& Dde 42~. G~s t3pn ?? Ifirminitiain & Olvinimsetr 100 1I8 5 1.3irittn o. atilt Oxfit. Juner 2 953 II u 114 34 3 3 ilonlon, 8teaf, anid Birini l2'O. 00t 1,;i p~in IM4 ¼f 34 pill Bristolanod Exeter ?? ...

... IOYDOIN TIRADE REPORT. ittii.llii (il h aine Idiim mmii state-. Sml e lor hoame Comll- sum11pioia mmi1tiolue to go MYl INitfl spirit. The sales advel- tis d bla the elisi ijig Iveth ire not impiori nit. '1l'E M NUFVATUI IIN'( OlS'l'IIIC'I'S. LEIlIS--Tiv wvoollein trale (o/ blmi toIVeI amidl llmmemirlltir- ood fstill eoutiime without mmll mlilumed imit::iVIlleit; time m~imirm titimut iof (nit ...

... AI LIVAYS. it RAILWAY SHARE LIST FR~ FRIDAY, AN. 16. I~a~laOO. PRid closin Pec. Bualles. Dnoe. &bIIrddoen ?? XI I pr - lrlllrmn~a llO df'ut. 100 104 ISO 131 Do Ni, a (Iss. 7 14). 7143 01 83 313 fi PIWl lt id f1aetc 70 03 sr, 14') NOS I 4 i wtl~inglnth i ?? 420. . ?? 10 4 11Is% 14 ii '.nitavyi lao nd ILhivolni. . I . I tv voiobdge aed Oxrford .. I~; n dig ii )IlirwrI arid iloilyllicad ..I 4k I ...

... GREAT FREE-TRADE MEETING I AT MANCHESTER. [PROM OUR REPORTERS.] A mecting was held at the Free-trade Hall, on Thurs- day night, which, however great the previous assemblages of free-traders there may have been, was unexampled both in numbers, influence, and enthusiasm-in everything, in fact, which can give interest and moral weight to the great. movement in which the League are embarked, and ...