... rfce% of *tocko, ailbtuan fare%, &t. BANK OF ENGLAND. An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and 8th Victoria, cap. 32, for the week ending on Saturday, the 24th day of August, 1850. IS9UE DEPASTMIET. Notes issued - 30,216,870 Government Debt - - 11,01S,100 Other Securities - - - 2,981,900 Gold Coin and Bullion- - 15,989,412 Silver Bullion . - 227,458 30,216,810 B30,216,870 Aug. 29,1IS0. M. ...

... | ~~ lerabe ant Commerce. Smithhfield Mfarlket, MoNDAY.-The arrival of cattle and sheep from the Continent into the port of London during the past week has been large. The official returu gives 3;99 oxon, 349 cows, 354 calves, 3,012 sbeep, 87 lambs, and 160 pigs, making a total of 4,347 head. There was a pretty good supply of all kinds of meat at StjithfisId to-day, and the trade was generally ...

... Tuesday, August 27. Offlce of Ordnance, AUGursT 26th.-ltoyal Reziment of Artillery.-First Lient. the Hon. W. C. Yelvecton to be Captain, vice M'queen, deceased: Second Lieut. R. H. H. Rowley to be First Lieut. vice Yelverton. Vartnerahips Difsolved.-T. and W. Burrough, Donyatt, Somersetshire, ?? and Friend, AbChurch lane, ?? and Clay, Hod- dersafeld, attorneyJ. Cocksbott and Co. Pernambuco, ? ...

... MIODAY.-COflnSo for money opened at 961 to i, and closed at 961. to :; for the 11th of September they left off at 961 to 8. Bank Stock, closed 211 to 212 , Reduced Three per Cents., 971 to ; Three-and ?? per Cents. 98A to J.; Long Annuities,8 516C; Indlia Stock, 267 to 269; India Bonds, S7s. to 9S. ;. and Ex- chequer-bills, 66s. to 69os. prom. TMESDAY.-Consols for money opened at 961 to 3.a ...

... p)ictoi of Uailluali *iateo mtocks, &c. 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. g 11 . 6 . 3 Blackwall . . . . . . 11.6. 3 44- 4' Stock Brighton . . . . . 100 791- 804 100 Bristol and Exeter . . . . 100 61 - 63 Stock Caledonian . . . ...

... Tuesday, August 6. Bauakruptcy Annualled.-W. Ridler, Almondbury, Yorkshire, contractor for public works. Bankirupts.-J. Griffiths, Strand, linendraper. [Depree, Lawrance lane, Cheapside.-C. Newton, Donyland mills (and not Donyfleld as before advertised), near Wivenhoe, Essex, miller. [M'Leod and Stenning, London street, Fenchurch street.-J. Page, Sidmouth, butcher. [Daw, Exeter.-. V. Rowe, ...

... race allb colltmerce. lmithfiel]1 HaEr1Ct, MoSnAy.-Tlhe arrival of cattle and sheep frorn the continent into the port of London during tle past week has been very large. The return gives 611 oxen, 3.59 cows, 483 calves, 3.952 sheep, 208 lambs, and 166 pigs, making a total of 5,779 head. At Smithfield to-day there was a large supply of meat, particularly beef and mnatton, and the dem ind baing ...

... @ priieof aftluap _farco, *htocko, We. THE FUNDS. MONDAT.-Consols for money opened at 96 to 97, and the last prices were 96J to 97 for money, and 97 for the 14th of August Bank Stock, closed 211 to 212; Reduced Three per Cents., 97k to t ; Three-andsa-Qoarter per Cents. 99*; India Stock, 267 to 270; India Bonds, 89s. to 92s.; and Exchequer-bills, 67s. to 70s. prem. TEssaL.-The dealings in ...

... grace ant Comnurce. WooL.-The imports into London during the week ending Thursday have been 1,472 bales, -of which 1,171 were from Sydney, 237 from Germany, and 64 from Spain. COtTON. -At Manchester the market has been characterised by great want of action, and so few and limited are the transactions that it is impossible to speak with certainty as to prices. Smithfielsld NarkCt, MONDAY.-The ...

... Eraeti B Qoullunerec. SmItIsield IYfarket MOSDAY.-The arrival of beasts and sheep from the Continent into the port oi London during the past week has been very large. The official return gives 800 oxen, 399 cows, 435 csives, 4,166 sheep, 681 lambs, and 235 pigs, making a total of 6,796 head. There was a very slow trade forallkinds of meat at Smithlaeld to-day, and Friday's prices were with ...

... |~z F iROM THE LONDON GAZLE iEI Tuesdlay, Jul)1 30. pat'nerslnips Dj~issllyd-A. J. Worthingtoln and IV. H. and J. Turner, Leek, Staffordshnire, silk nmanufacturers; so far as regacds W. It. Turner-W. H. and J. TClap.a Lanchester,, button manufacturers-A. oyer and J. Gibbs, Rupert stneet, Haymarket., mansnfarturerso af mineral vrateys-W. and Itlinabetlo Fitch, Howden. Yorkshire, inendrapers-W. ...

... Tuesday, August 20. Adnmiralty, AuGUST 16.-CIrps of Royal Marines-First Lieut. W. G. Sather to be Captain, vics Captain J. Dowman, retired. Pzartnerships Dissolved.-Brown and Haigh, Liverpool, commission ?? and Son, Petwortb, Sussex. atictioneers-J. Pearson and Co. Altnondbury, Yorksilire, bcribbling millers-F. Cardiff and Co. Liverpool, ship bread bakers-J. and J. Lord, Lower Booths, ...