... MONEY MARKET and CITY INTELLIGENCE (From the Times yesterday.) A subsidence the panic has been observable to-day, am? although the fluctuations in the English funds have been rapid and extensive, the result shows considerable iropr ...

... . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - .-.. . . - - (From the Times' City Article.) Considering the state of matters in the city at this moment, it is surprising that the cry for relief,' at any cost, and at any disregard of principle, is not more urgent. The truth is evidently recognized. Although two-thirds of those who engage in trade are usually ignorant of the immutable laws to which, tamper with them as you ...

... oLASGOW SHARE LIST. the TecsrOraa7 the the Descriptions Of Stocks.3 Shasree. Par Clin and los anyO Bank of Scotland 1110 01±00 a0169 0 0 B lritish Linen L100 0 10 1)0 210 C ( 0 fo ?? .10 0210 04 9 .ds, City of Glasgow * 10 0 10 0 o 12 0 0 the Clydesdalel * 20 0 10 0ao 12 1±0 in_ Commercial * 600 t0 o00 0 I016 ,O) noL Eastern . .25 0100 0120 0 lost Edinburgh & Glasgow . 15a0 50 0 is 00 Frohaige ...

... MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. AT THE COCET, ATIIEStI'M, GEOBGE-STBEET, Oct- MAXCHESTEB. Hour of meeting. 11. Brown and Co., cotton spinners, Pendleton, last examination 11. R. Ciiantler,joiuer, Pendleton,last examination ! 12 12. T. Cox, wine merchant, Manchester, to audit 12 12. C. Cox, wine merchant, Salford, to audit 13. T. Cox, wine merchant, Manchester, first dividend!! 12 13. C. Cox, wine ...

... PRICE; OF IR1SHi SHARES. 3I1scErrANrEOUS SHA Northern BanU..k. Belfast Bank.k. . Ulster B a ul; Provincial B ank k. libernlian Btank National Bank .nk. City of ?? Steani Coil Ditto, Stock of 1.36. Biritish and Irish ditto ?? Milling Company of Irelar ralII RA I LWAYS Armnagh, Coleraine,allAT Bandoii and Ban try, .. . Belfast and Billyviena, B3elliistand consty Down, ?? anil lan;lou, ,,,r ...

... are singularly defective. How a poisoner, with ordinary caution, is ever made amenable to the law, or how any man or womaa who refrains from brutal violence in the commission of murder becomes entangled in the coils of justice, ve are at a loss to conceive. In cases of sudden death there may be an inquiry ; but as inquiry is not compulsory it seldom takes place, unless the circumstances are ...

... FALRIISK MARKET. The third and last for the season., or these -very extensive Imarkets. was held on Monday at Szeuhousemuir, which com- menced with the sale of sheep. The weather was favourable, which had the effect of showing off the various stocks to con- siderablc advantage. The computed number of sheep on the ground was about 120,000, being about double the number that appeared on the ...

... MONDAY, ?? 11. Match-300, 100 ft. First half of Ab. 2A. 7st. 101b. each. Duke of Bedford's Fistiana received forfeit from Mr Ford's Slabhzadee, and walked over. Sweepstakes of 50 sors, each. D. 21. 22 subs. Duke of Bedford's Bridle, 8st. 41b. walked over. Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each T. Y. C. Winner to be sold for L.200, &c. Lord Albemoarle's Radulphus, 4 years (Robinson) . 1 Mr Barnes's ...

... onniaf a - . CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MONDAY, October 4. The supply of English wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, was only moderate, and as fresh wheat is wanted by the millers, the stands were quickly cleared at an ad- vance of 2s. per qr. from this day week. There has also been more enquiry for the finest Foreign, but the holders met the demand with great freedom; the business done has been ...

... LONDON, THUrSDAY, OcT. 7. ien,. Ratner, more business was transacted in some of the hl een. railway ohares, but there wao no general improvement in prices. Whi taen. Caledonian, South Western, Bristol and BIrmiigham, North Staf- floa ford, and Neweaestle and Berwick, were not quite so good, Eastern whi Counties, Greet Western, Lancasterand Carlisle, Lancaohire and caui ly. Yorkohire, Leeds and ...

... The official returns of the Board of Trade of the tetal imports and exports of the United Kingdom for the eight months of the present year ending the 5th September last, have just been honed, and are at this thie peculiasly interesting and satisfactory. The returns show a very large increase in the imports of different articles of foed, besides corn and bread stuffs ; but there is also a ...

... country may be Mnt to Bremen either packet or by private ships, post free. All such publica kingdom and >t» colonies, gratis, by packetboat and by private ships at the rate of one halfpenny each. .Newspapers and other publication* allowed to pass the post aa newspapers in Bremen, published and posted in Bremen, may be sent from thence the British colonies and foreign countries through the ...