... T 11 E M 0 N E Y M1 A t F E T. I v .1 I ?? - ?? Wed(n esday Er Vcnin CZ } lhe Corn marlket mae chtili to clay, but hoilders remnained firm, Naiirl prices COeteepienlly C- erco. letto t we~~-ha¶ ~ ntlI wee, wcitl mei :1sift i-ropnn ?? ?? suspenision o ?? eI ?? Porttcii see F'inanciali rcc- ScnI.-Acn aijeerrioncs v r1inshurir Cliacclrrs, Dec. ci. -147L lirceci been mode in) the -Cityv Article' ...

... T 11 E F UN S D S . is nelee- Tie ?? arc firm, hut the transfelr hocks lran a than the Closed, there ii Very little doinut. osoeraid ttori' Cre tdix that dividlend for Accouint; Exclhequer Bills are uip to ?? arid's e re norrbler prrer. Bank Stock is JS6iJ to 16i4.j; tho ew- 3 pit' Cents, are got of sailing Nt toLd86. rat o iroiild I .t nothiing SAE 0-RFDC I r idamle in tire Railwayv Share ...

... 61arlgsto. | LONDON CORN UXCRANRTE-Dec. 6. _ There was a fair supply of English Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, at this mnorning's market, and the stands were cleared at fully the prices of this day se'nnight. There were | several distant buyers of Foreign Wheat, and the dernand for low qualities was rather more extensive than of late, but we cannot alter our quotations. Barley is taken ...

... FROM THE1 cT.YImF. l.'l OF ENTRY. bets AEElV.IY.s AND l'naI;rgS, one .Jt ?? rae- Ioll Dn. .4. Science, o f 1 W r, 'i - - fee-p ?? t f0x,- Ills suac .t` berr2-. zC. ters st s ail rotsil ine .IsW h. rel -. clout cm, l:s s; , ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t ?? z1ez o (Z:TgAV R. Tef rfn~l f ?? 5l>lt. al, ralin~rre 'e IeIiall C s- IiTc Is r, Inp. -2 T it lz i Z ej - lB. -, Cone, bl r Jkjnca os I o. ts orde .- Da ...

... MARKETS LONDON CORN EXCHIANGE, XOV- 29. is- The iarlet toa i itoy at but moderately sup1plied citj English wheat. * r llph met a brisk Ralen t folly tyh Ccurrency of tllhS day week. Forelen or supported late rates, flhthough nadm o oetnie 'h ie trema appld ^ililes to barret ilsur. Flti:,tes g cairgoes if Inlt roi0 corn in -n -aLdrquesl~but beiu improved ne ?? hlvd fo~r IS ton 2s advance, husus ...

... LONDON CORN ESOKANGE-Dea. 13. Thae supply of Wheat fromf Essex and Suffolk this morning wvas moderate, that from Kent largte, an d the wholie maet a quicki sale at ant advance of fully is. to 2s. per qr. on th~e prices Of- this day se'nn~ight. Foreign wvas in improved, demland, and ls. her qr. Idearer. We raise our ?? fir Barley ]s. per qr. Beanls and Pease must he noted Is. per qr. lower, ...

... Twenty-fifth Edition, Illustrated by 26 Anatomical Coloured Engravings on Steel, On Physical Disqualifications, Generative Incapacity, and Impediments to Marriage. New and improved edition, enlarged to 196 pages. Just Published, price 2s. 6d., or by post direct from the Establishment, 3s. 6d. in Postage Stamps, “THE PRIEITO,” A MEDICAL WORK, on the physic*! exhaustion and decay of the frame, ...

... TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1847.l PRICES OF STOCKS THXIS DAY. U tok Stock ?? -India Bonds ?? 12 Ditto for ?? - South Sea Stocki . three per Cento. sled An. 84 o., (114 ?? l Tres per Cent Con. An. - Do. New Ann~uities . s owe 5 par Cent. ?? -3S per Cent. Anne.n 1751- Ne-v S per Cenlt ?? . ?? S6Cer±ols for Open ?? A Neow 5 per Cents. ?? ?? -|InIdia Stocks ?? Long> Annuities to ?? 'Canada ...

... Portsmuouth, Dec. 20. Vvice-Admiral of the Blue Charles Carter, (lied at his resi- dence, Cold Hlarbour, (inspert, this morning, at 1-1 o'clock, after a lengthened illness, borne with exemplar~y patience. The psi- lenlt deceased was9 the eon of the late Admiral Sir Richard Eod- ney Idligh, RC.G.C. and wvas Lieutenant of the Alexander, 74, when captured by fire French ships- of-the-line in 1794 ...

... G L A S 0 ; O IV S 11 A It E 1, I S T. - , S STt. 1nAll0.tnc o li 111d the Sao.~ of the. tt.it. c cal pIts- Ci tttll0 ' ?? 560 ' I So'M.,R~ cc e I n oF tlre rE£1' brgqh & (iltipole S C).. f V '-hij dI rtti Ttrtishioanlt, . . i r Nor.-o rol ni ti T Roi al so , -VtthlCtItt tsnion C t i ' 0 f~ ?? . o ~~lt'e S( ~ qocjztjlar 1 7 n0 col onceal -*'>t-ms0*lUic ie Lell Ctocfsc, wImj> 7 Ineurcentilo ?? ...

... (Times.) The parallel now daily asserted between the last seven years of the war and our present railway expenditure is rather a bold attempt on the dulness and credulity of the public. It assumes first, that those seven years were a period of prosperity and improvement, and that the ex- pense of the war fell easily not to say beneficially, on the nation; secondly, that we have not yet ...

... There will be sold, by public roup, within the office of William Gordon, Advocate, 14, Adelphi, upon Friday the 10th December curt., at Two o’clock, p.m.. THE Commodious DWELLING-HOUSE, situated on the South Side of the Schoolhill, opposite the Garden of Gordon’s Hospital, andat present occupied by MrsM’Donald. It contains ample accommodation for a Family ; and in the Back Ground there are ...