... Tuesday, January 1. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Dec. 29. Royal Regiment of Artillery-Gentlemen Cadets to be Second Lieutenants: R. Oldfield, vice Richards, promoted; H. M. G. Purvis, vice Rope, promoted; W. H. Goodenough, vice Dashwood, promoted; A. H. W. Williams, vice brendon, pro- moted; W. S. M. Wolfe, vice De Havilland, promoted; C. F. Cockburn, vice Carden, promoted; If. . Conolly, vice ...

... Vrico of ualwap ibare%, totrk, $g. BANK OF ENGLAND. An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and 8th Victoria, cap. 32, for the week ending on Saturday, the 29nd day of December, 1849. IsSUE D]rAsaTT. , Notes issued - - - 30,238,310 Government Debt 11,01s,1090 other securities - 2984,900 Gold Coin and Bullion - 15,951,233 Silver Bullion 277,077 30,219,310 30,231,310 Dated the 3rd day of January, ...

... Patent Intelligenre. SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5, 1850. THE REVENUE. The Quarterly Returns of the Revenue and Expenditure will be made up this evening, and, we are enabled to say, will be most satisfactory. Notwithstanding the replacement on the 1st of February, 1848, of the last sliding scale of duties on corn by a nominal duty, and the reduction of the sugar duties on the 5th of July, we ...

... Zrabe antb Commercvt I (From the Leeds Mercury, January 5.) WNOOL-In London the market is quiet, and there has been no ?? during the week from foreign or colonial parts. At Leeds both foreign and colonial wools have been in good demand, and pr..es remain very firm. WOOLLE,N,-At Ruddersfield a fair amount of business has been transacted in both the Cloth Hall and waTehouses, and the goods that ...

... Ricseof mailbap Ogaso, *torio, &c.l THE FUNDS, IjoNDAY.-This was the first day for private transfer in Consols since the shutting, and a good deal of business was in consequence transacted for money at the price of 96*, *, and 97t* For account the dealings were at 96, 97, and 979w. The New Three-snd-a-Qnartpr per Cents. were done at 9gft, a. and 99; and the Reduced Three per Cents. at 97 and ...

... but maintained Monday's prices. The supplY of beef woos short, consisting of only 650 head of beasts. Scots sold at 4s. d.. and inferior from Ss. 4d., Down sheep went at 4s. Gd.. Polled at 3s. 6d., and Half-breds, 4s. 2d. 'Veal and pork were a steady sale at previous rates. CORN MARKET. Coaxs ExenANGE, Monday.-Notwithstanding tlie return of frost, and that the supply of English wheat was abort ...

... ragoe Xan eommerte. (From the Leeds .ferary, January 12.) WooL.-London-A good business has been doing privately, and the public sales early next month are not expected to be large. The quantity imported during the week has been 2,143 bales, of which 1,379 are from Port Phillip, 502 from Sydney, and 119 from Soatlt Australia. WoLaa. -At Huddersfield the market has been well attended by buyers, ...

... I fraime anb QiomnEric. (From the Leeds Mercury, January 19.) WooL.-London-Thee is a good privatebusiness doing, and prices are well maintained, the stocks being moderate and the arrivals nor large. The imports during the wetk ending *'frursday have been 478 bales, of which 21 2 weie from Peru, 115 from Bombay, 75 front the Cape of Gird 1-Hpe, and the rest from Italy, &c. COTTON.-At Manchester ...

... Iriet of Faitlyua *tartt, *todo, $c I RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC COMPANIES. SHASES. RAILWAYS, PAID. 100 Birmingham and Gloucester . . J20 13.6.8 Blackwall .13 . 68 Stock Brighton .100 100 Bristol and Exeter . . . 90 so Caledonian . . 50 50 Chester and Holyliead . . 50 Stock Eastern Counties . . . 20 50 Edirnsorgh and Glasgow . . 50 100 Great North of England . . . 00 50 Great Southern and Western ...

... ' Tuesday, January 15.: 11 BANKRUPTS. W. Lee, jing's Mills wharf, Itotherhithe, barge builder. [Chester, Blackkars J. Paynsa Milton street, Dorset nquare, livery-stble keeper. [Fuller, Hatton B. [tawlinge, Qneen's row, Pimlico, llnen draper. (Parker, St Paul's Churchyard. .T. orrish, Tverton, Devonshire, cooper. (Stogdon, Exeter. J. E. Todinter, Darlingtof, Darham, bookseller. t[Harle, ...

... entice of Uaiwap oa xe%, ?? &C* i THE FUNDS. MONDsT.-.Tlse dealings in Console were at 964, 4, ftor money, and 96:1, Tfor acount. They closed at 96i to 4, and 964 to 4 repect iely fir present transfer andedelivery next moath. In the New Threeoafd-a ?? per Cents. the ope- Drceper ?? doe at93 to or Cet.Nee one, and 96f; to c ora rations were at 984, to 99;- Reduced Three PeCOasweednat94o1; long ...

... i Tr~e'Aulb QIcomnmerft. (From the Leeds Mercury,; January 26.) W ?? imports into London during the week ending Thursday have been 1,429 bales, of which 1,203 were from Russia, 91 from Peru, 69 from Turkey, 38 from France, and 28 from Belgium. COTTON.-Tbe Liverpool market on Thursday was quiet, without any change whatever occurring in the actual prices. The total sales Iof the week amounted to ...