... | (Pa'os OUnit OWN COitRESPONDENT.) To write no opinions at Manchester would seem paradoxical, and leave the statement open to strong animadversions, yet such is nearly the fact. The local broad-sheets are driven to France, Rome, and Hungary for food to appease the hunger of their readers, so they (in the absence of domestic affairs) are forced to devour the foreign rubbish. Parlia- ment ...

... ?? hD; COMMErCE. CITY, THURSDAY EVENoXG. The public securities hive, been rather drooping this week; but there has been a paucity of business. The state of affairs in Hungary, &c., has an effect. As to the state of the mosney market, itjs novw so easy, that we have a revival in certain- quarters of the rumour that the Bank of England must do something to force out its notes, and employ its ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTL EPRIXAY, JULY 20. BANKRUPTS. M4. L. PRITCHARD and R. N. DALE, Liverpool, stock and sharebrokers. 8O'. assig., Whitmore, Basinghall- street G. F. BENNETT, Quadrant, Regent-street, jeweller. Off. assig., Whitmore, Basinghall-street-W. WOOD, Milton, Kent, tea dealer. Off. assig., Cannan, B1rchin-lane, Cornhill - W. T. FAREY, Rarn Inn, West Smithfield, licensed victualler. ...

... 3IONEY MARKET, RAILWAy, AND CITY INTELLIGMIf CE. | FRIDAY EVENING. The variations in our domestic Securities since last Friday are altogether unimportant. The two parties who divide the Stock Exchange have had few elements for speculation. The abundance of capital has counteracted the schemes of the Bears, and the disagreements on the Continent have quenched the zeal of the Bulls. Prices were ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MA4RKLAN-7- MONDAY, July 23.-There was a limited quantity of wheat by land carriage samples from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk for this day's market, and a very moderate sup- ply of barley, beans, and peas from all these counties, with~triffing fresh arrivals of English, Irish, and Scotch oats. For the best descriptions of English wheat a mo- derately ateady demand was experienced at ...

... RAILWAY SARES.--Latest Prices.) 25 20 25 20 251 17i 55 50 23 25 25 so 25 25 25 iso 25 25 17 100 150 25 20 67 20 25 50 so Aver. Stock. 9 aS Aver. Aver. Stock. 25 25 20 10 10 10 Stock. as 40 11 15s4 50 20 Stock. iso stock. stock. 100 Stock. 50 25 12 20 25 25 20 1519 20 10 20 10 12 Aver. s0 so so 25 -20 25. 50 25 25 220 25 25 'a 25 20 .20 20 20 20 20 -20 20 20 20 20 20 14 20 RAILWAY. Aberdeen ?? ...

... ?? CORN MAXEKT8. Lsvar'OoL, July 24.-The market to-day svas well attended by both town and country buyers. ?? re- eovered the p>artial depression of rinday. and a fa r busi- ness was effected, at the full prices of tbis day se'nnight. Choice branlds of flour commanded late raltes freely, but inferior sorts were difficult to move. Last Tuesday's quotations were sustained for oats, oatmeal, ...

... TUESDAY, JULY 24. DECLARATION. OF INSOLVENCY. -J.. TAB, Upper Faton,street, Pinlico, t.a-lealer and grocer. BANERUPTCY ANNULLED. - T. COYs flaRidey, Stafford. shire,,jraper. BAN KRUPTS.-E. TDELAFIELD, Brook-atreet.Grosvenar- squaore, and Willow.bank, Fulham, brewer-I, SIIA, Brent. wood, Essex, cotn merehant.-J. W. ENGLlSO, Yonitry, cbe- mist and drugui.t.-.. KILLICK, Dorking, Surrev, carpenter ...

... 4ttarkeis. ONDON CORN EXCHANGE—July 27. The little English wheat on sale brought rather more money. Foreign held for is. advance, which checked business, but buy- ers more inclined to take at fully our previous currency, Many of the late arrivals of floating cargoes have been ordered away, jure. and some quantity being sold there is no longer any Indian Corn—Several cargoes have changed hands ...

... -Saturday Evyeing. Notwithstanding that most of our good folk are -very busy in the various preparations for the recep- tion of the Queen, which tend to interrupt in some -degree the regular course of business, there has been . a very fair amount of transactions in the markets this eweek, and prices are generally well supported. The lconsumption is also beyond the average of some . months past ...

... .MOXVE'Y AlA RKET' AAD l)I 'Y NE jW'S. SATURDAY. Thle English Stock Mark-et was exceedingly quiet *to-day. Little busineqs was traiisacted, a id Pr ices did not vary. Consuls wvere dune at 913 aind at ?? for both Money and Account, at which prices *they closed. Reduced Three per Cents, we-re duone at 9)8 and ait Ne~iw Threce-and-a-Quarter per Cents., at 93i ald 94 ; Exchequer Bills, 48is. to ...

... COMjdERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. COMlS1EKUIAL in JIIONIBA.Y, JuEn 25. da 'iset monsoon coenmenced in the beei-,infsZ of the nontih, ot aselnon la'nif ii fal ofrain hi's taken plce, three is rea'on to hope thi, thot the orsea-i ?? prnove favisurable ner, eind tltstcre caose ?? la' rssnei seal ?? (thie 2nd Aug.), ahins wihe notires bgisil' pI rltirthirst'h. Ifron the late of our hth t repel till tist ...