... I FR'llOIVI THIE LAON DON GAZETTE. Tuesoday, June 18. !tmnkiapl.-.O'Neil, Golden square, picture dealer. [iloynes, Palace cambero, t O'v ytre:.-O(ia, ?? strest, Citybuilde. [Ivialey, Chaucery linc.-W. J. Back, Shrublad cottages, Qaern's ruad, Dalston, dealer. [Kteighley. isasiglhall street.-l. Woolley, Upper Grange road, ldorinoadsey, sit omanufacturer. CD)oldix, Lincoln's-o fllields.-W. Gee, ...

... prtces of aiItuaV stares gutodls, &co ?? ?? BANK OF ENGLAND. An Aecounft, pursuant to the Act 7th asd 8th Victoria, cap. 32, for the week ending on Saturday, the 25th day of May, 1850. ISSUZ DEPA5LflIENT. Notes issued - - 29,927,240 Governsment Debt 411,01100 Other Securities - - - S,904,900 Gold Coin and Bullion - - 15,717,363 Silver Bullion - - 209,877 '29,927,240 29,927,Z40 May 80, 1850. M. ...

... jricm of Uail1awa_ wrec *toap, &c. RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC COMPANI] From the list of Messrs Uolderness, Fowler, and Hoflderness (late Stock and Slhare Brokers, 'Change alley, Cornhill SHiARES. Stock 31 . 6 . 3 Stock 109 Stock 50 50 100 90 10 Stock 60 50 Stock Stock Stock 2 3 50 25 56 S5 . 2 . 4 50 Stock Stock 25 25 Stock 25 RAILWAYS. Bristol & Birmingham, Six per Cent. Blackwall. Brighton Bristol ...

... PrimC of stockop _ailban fare, &-C. THE FUNDS. MONDAY.-Consols for money were first done at 961 to +, and closed at qog to . For the July opening the last price was 965 to :. Bank Stock left off 207 to 20O - Reduced Three per Cents., 95j; Three-and ?? per Cents., 97f; Long AnnmL ties, Sl: India Stock, 266 to 269; India Bonds, 86s. to 89s.; and Exchequer bitis 68s. to 71s. prem. TnecsDr. ...

... prices of Bailing AgentaXtorfta%, &r. RAILWAYS AND PUBLIC COMPANIES. From the list of Messrs Holderness, Fowler, and Holderness (late Wolfe, Brothers), Stock and Share Brokers, 'Change alley, Cornhill. SHARES. RAILWAYS. PAID. CLOSING PRICES. e | Stock Bristol & Birrmingham, Six per Cent. 100 121 -122 11 . 6 . 3 Blackwall . . . 11.6 . 3 4* - 4* Stock Brighton. .. 100 9S2$- 83* 100 Bristol ?? ...

... lraae anD Commerce. WooL-Tle imports into London during the week ending Thursday were 6,152 bales, of which 3,472 were from Sydney, 1,041 From Vas Diernen's Land, 1,156 from Port Phillip, 253 from the Cape of Good Hope, and the rest from Spain, &c. Holders of wool were tolerably firm, but there was not much business doing. COTTON.-There was a more healthy tone pervading the Mranchestelr market ...

... Fraee anb Comnmerce. Woo..-The imports into London for the week ending Tbursday have been very large, viz., 23,171 bales. This includes 8,480 bales from Sydney, 13,113 from Port Phillip, 975 from the Cape of Good Hope, and several parcels from Germany, &c. COTTON. - &though the Manchester market continued firm, scarcely so much business was done on Thursday as was anticipated, the ad- vancing ...

... Prictc of )Wilwa- barco, atorko, &c. THE FUNNDS. MONDAYy.-COnSOIS for Jetly opened at 96g to X, and closed at that price. Bank Stock closedat 208to 209; Reduced Three per Cents. 96* toft; Three-and-aZ Quarter per Cents. 98f; Indida Bonds, 85s. to 88,. ; aid Exchequer-bills, 6Os. to 69S. premium. TuEssnAy.-Consols wvere operated in at 96 to z ex- din: for tho opening, at which quotation they ...

... Ira~e anu (ommttCe. WootL-The imports into Londonduring the week ending Thursday have been 8,960 bales, of which 5,904 were from Port Phillip, 892 from Sydney, 2,147 from Van Diemen's Land, and the rest from Ger- many, &c. CorToN. -At the Manchester market on Thursday, notwithstanding the depression existing in that of Liverpool, there was a fair demand for most descriptions of light cloths, ...

... Tuesday, June 11. Partnerships Dissollved.-J. and MA. W. Taylor, Penrith, physicians- J. and C. Barlow, Liverpool, ?? and Smitb, Birmingham, mer- charlts-E. Prieleett and B. T. Noakes Aylesbury, ?? and Jones, Nottinhgam, plumbers-W. Hears and Co. BislhpwearmufOtlh, ?? andt Walker, Nottinghlam, millers-C. and A. R. Gabell, CrickhodCell solicitors- Anderson and Wilson, South Shields, chain ...