... Tuesday, Novemoer 7. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. L. James and J. wolrige, Cross lane, St Mary-at-hill, Custom-house agents-G. Overton and W. Wilstn, Kingston-upon-Hull, steam-engine manufacturers-F. W. Thomas and J. W. Prior, Upper street, Islington, auctioneers-N. Dickinson and F. Eames, Nottingham, pawnbrokers-A. Ripley, C. Thorp, and D. Smith, Apper- ley bridge, dyers; as far as regards D. ...

... M- '- it iis most gratifying to stat . tht ner21 expeoiation, not a single defaulter was~'heard of ba-tbis, one of the mostimportant, it'may beaded Verious, liquidatious -of aexxunt hfch' has nownfrf6ra long tine. Pron:the at. t f te so. ckunt, aud the. apprehended icay.pityof moey a ,ppireensiou,,provedto be somewhat exaggeratedf by results, some rather considerable :fuotuatlous of' prices ...

... t U OMMBRCIrALAND:J MARktTil - COTTON.'-LrvWERPooL, Atuxt 2o-matturday wa ucb eotved as ahollday.' l MitoRsMu; APRM L t nosy Aof our em. eh ?? tda~y a appeared to be more ftm bses.hetransations Were noat of a biwanttait; .o di: tbn , pea to be o. ! ~ fitn ,~gitd Eto,., ?? note. WOO6LLENCLOTHS. -lri APRIL 22.-T''hee av tatea large attendanie. of' ?? ..t.otcloth h.l thi ns~opnng, and a ...

... MHONEY MARKET. SATURDAY, ONE O'CLOCK. The staterment made under this head as to the proba- ble diminution of the bullion reserves of the Bank of c England, is borne out by tbe weekly return. The causes to be assigned are undoubtedly the exports ma- kilng by a groat capitalist house to the Continent' 7 and, as stated, to supply the wants of one or two Fo.t reign Governments ; and possibly, ...

... - ?? - . L--SJA l I ?? the Farmers'Journal.) low I of At this season of the year, the great mass of farmers COI ixi- are hav'nZ their attention directed to the feeding of be stock-cattle, sheep, and pigs. Everv farmer knows in de- that: the morefeeding stock he keeps, the better is his dep smanure, and the greater his chance of growing subse- as qneot crops. The sheep consuming the turnips on ...

... Wt rcd~.o r alv le \ ,M ?? ?? is tdtf,7~; og 3~,(nvs2s}l ;! Drg,6 d ol nde sA tl it.1s:; Ineir itefE LaW C.RuhFttiS soeo ll, g¢iC n ?? elv opi ,e o~e ?? butvthe business doue has been light. IHY MARKETS-Saic:urdtr. SMITHFELD-Filne upland tnwalon a';d ce- ra 70s. to 72s. Oil. inferior, 52s. kJ 6Os. .1.iiJ,-rior cl Aer 90s.to 95s.; inferior,75s.to 80s. Stra,2s. , o 281s. perio: PouRTMrA--Old ...

... HANOKPUTS -FRNDAv . AunLrsON, George, Jun., and Tnsus, John Uilkinsoa, Wakefield, 'Yorkshle, dycts, Asounsw Samuel, Trenthan, brick manufacturer BqwuR, Jon% Live.OQ1. aleedealer B114DI)CK, JAmca .cb, Oilverton rousbire, ?? lianbwv ; EdYW4 Renry, foebaldigStrand, brickmaker ?? V InochdatM, woollein marnufactuker nuti, dlibevt, Trannatre, Cheshire, builder DAwssaau Oee, 0 ~L db ookloonntaahiue, ...

... WAVWNEY VALLEY AND GREAT YARMOUTH 1 JAILWAY COMPANY. . An edjourned? meelinR of the scripbolders in t1ls com. 1 paly and of the scriph olders in the Ncrfolk Railway ow. s panv (Waveney line) was held on Thursday the Sth inst., a at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate.street; Emanuel t Cooper, Esq., in the chair. P The CIHAIRMAX said, they were aware that at the last meeting there was some prospect ...

... Irawycir, August 15.-At this day's market we had a. good supply of wheat, including a few samples of new; we note a free sale in this article, at an advance of 2s. to 3s. per qr. owing to the unsettled state of the weather. White wheat 55s. to 58s.; red ditto 52s. to 5Ms. per qr.-- The stpply of fat beasts and fat sheep in our market to- day was small; the prices of last week were obtained ...

... TUESDAY'S PosT CCONrINUED. BANKRUPTS From the LONDON GAZETTE qf FRIDAY, June 2. Ceorge Porter Crosier. Botley, 9outhampton, corn merchant. (leorge Schofield, Rastrick, Yorkshire, manufacturer. James VWinteringham Petch, Leeds, grocer and tea dealer. (Ueorge Thomas, late of Bristol, merchant. Joseph Scruby, Roxton, Bedfordshire, farmer and butcher. Geo. MADonell, Trinity-squarc, London, wine ...

... 13 c I ra ? t I'tl a v It c t 5. he//ti.v0, sle (if -/Il Mfoalt, IS 18. Tmn . wealber durilng the fore part of ?? wcck wvas cold and severe, but thle fcwy past days havc been tinle, and favourable for farm work. Our ?? for hreaelstefifs Las b)een dull, and lower prices havel I 0Ceo ?? to for Most articies. WH EAT is abiot 21. te 31., c.vt's 2d., 0.crmia.cL 31., per ewt., and Ij 1e1;IA x Coll, ...

... 3dCfaat fTaricts. 'Tasrsday, 3l Ferb. 1848. S mse i our last report, we have had small supplies fro, the countlryOWing, ia a grcat measurc, to the severe frost; button accoiitit of tts continuance of dull and decliningr markets on tlho ot her side, the supply is fully equal to tie demand , and prices of every article are tending downwards. Should, as we witicipatc, our ?? now increate, we ...