... The troubled state of the world, coupled with the slow Ia tt sure Operation ot withdrawing capital from the funds nt order to invest it in railway shares, has had the effect of ?? the price of the funds. Consols have fallen ttt8ltY I Per cent, during the week, and have been as low Is? 4 but close this afternoon at 94,sig. 'This fell, as Our readers are aware, we have long anti- Clpted, and no ...

... COMXZRMAL COLUV, Basnc 1onck. 7 1 ' - -r:: D Lnmi ALithiu .la: l:.di' Stok, Is 1--dia on-'ls ' K-croci. -t2sr 1 Austrian 5 per I Belgian 4j per Ditto 2j per Ce Brasilian 3 per Danish 3 per Ce Dutch 4 per Ce Ditto 22 per Ce! Ecraador Bonds Granada Ronsrod ~iexwaraa 5 pert Ditto (Deferred Peruvian Bond Portuguese 3 po Dirto 4 per Ceos Ditto 3 per Cen Russian Bond& Spanish 5 per C Ditto 3 per ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.-,MoaDAY.-CoastWiSe, as well as by land carriage and sdmple, the arrivals of English Wheat, Barley, Malt, Peas, Beans, and Flour during last week were on a very limited scale, but those of Oats were moderate. From Ireland a fair average quantity of Oats came to hand conmpared with many preceding weeks, but the imports of all articles of foreign grain were unusually small. Fresh ...

... MONEY AID SHARE MAREETS. CITY, FRIDAY MoOReING. The off Cial returns notice a decrease again in the sales of grain during the past week. The presest date on wheat is 4s. The im- portation of tea into London has falen off aboist 2,000.O9lbo. this year, while the consumption sboe oan increase ofnearly 1,0 00,OOOIbs. and the stock is larger to about the same extent. The tea trade, for some time ...

... I Tt C~ORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY. SUPlies of English shet have been moderate during the , the demand being more limited than of late, both for I5ut and local cousumption, sales proceed slowly at rather '5 rates thin on Monday last. ,roreg wheat there is less disposition to operate, and pre- States are barely maintained. I geat advauce in the value of malting barley causes sup- t.ube brought ...

... LAW NOTICES.—This Day. First Day of Michaelmas Term. or Westminster.—Appeal Motions—Toulmin v. Copeland; Chuck v. Cremu; in Te lder. Motion and Fctition— Andrews ▼. Walton; Newman v. King. Vica-CinscKiinns* Cm'wm, Westminster.—Before Sir L. Shadwell.-Motions. Sir J. Knight Bruce will not attend Court to-day. Before Sir J. v. Chandler, to be mentioned by Order: and Motions. Causes -Campbell v. ...

... BOW-STREET.—The Lomax Family.—This case, which was adjourned to give Gen. Lomax an opportunity of attending, and decide what sum he intended to allow his son, so prevent his wife becoming chargeable to the Strand Union, was again brought before Mr. Henry for adjudication.—Dr. Spurgin, of Guildford-street, said he attended on the part of Gen. Lomax, to acquaint the court that, being in a very ...

... I - - - -SaTnDal, OCimiaf U1. flcicvipticn s Of Stocks.- Shares. Pi ir u~p. tank of Scotland.0 0 too IS- ittl ti L i ~ne nI 0 0 It 5 0 O ale d o uia ?? ~~1 0 0 o tO F is ofG l as g o0w.0 0 0 C lydesdal'.20a 0 0 O a 0 , Commoercial.200 0 122 e o Eastern.25 0 130 C 0 idinburgt. &- Flaseo r.A 0 5 5 o Exchange TBask of Scotland I C f .. N~ationial 92 . . 0 0 1 i a Nnyth Btritish Reant.10 0 10O 0 6 ...

... Nabal. Entell.teener. Portsmouth, Oct. 27. By the following order, just issued to the commandingofficers of the fleet, it jappears that naval men are to enjoy an immu- nity from arrest for debt, which none other of her Majesty'slieges are suffered to felicitate themselves upon. The order is altoge- ther a most extraordinary one, and so general in its application as to include the entire ...

... LONDONV MARKIETS-SATURDAY. Wht51elat, ii,138 q>rs, 67;91 3d ;IOBaiey, 22-69 qrs, 4Gi 4d; qrs, *l5s 4d;1 Peas,, ?? qrs, 5Ss. CORtN ARtRIVAI.S. The followting nre the srrivalls of Corn, Pulse, Seeds, aoud Flour, in the Port of London, duringr the week endingK October 31: Eugliuh-VIheat 13,503, Barley 8,06{9, Malt 5,864, O)ats 4,562, Rye 86, Benns 1,7a9, Peas 779, and sundry Seeds, 11() qrs- ...

... AlVWERPO OL MARkETS. IPROVISION MAIRKET, OCT. 31.. During the week the transactionls in Butter were trivial, some few country dealers came tb market at tic close, uan] would have purchased on speculation provided the importers would reduce OS. per cwt., but this did not take place. Althoug~h the stock does not accumulate it is difficult, to ob- tain the present high rates except for dribblets. ...

... IMPORTS, EXPORTS, AND CONSUMPTION OF THE U-NITED KINGDOM. Ak brief Eut important account of the imports and exports of the to titeod ingdom,. and the quantities entered for home cornsump- tion for the eight mnonths ending 5th September, 1846; antd cor- responling returns for the same period, during the vears 1844 and l 84o, have been published bh the Board of Trade. fromn which %we extract a ...