... Perhaps there are few branches of the scienceul of political economy less understood, and there- ?? fore demanding graver consideration, than those which are devoted to the discovery and determi- re nation of the principles which should guide and ha give a character to the commercial relations that must almost necessarily, and at least should natu- rally, subsist beween a parent country and ...

... I . : TBTRSDAY EvENlNo. i i The ?? broker made a small purchase to- day, hut there Was nothing to Sustain the market, l and althoughl the Board of' Trade monthly returns are in -the highest degree favourable, yet the Ameri- can news and the state of the continent excited much w disquietude, and there was coiinequently no ds'PiO- e, tion to uphold prices. Cons0ol closed g lolwer, beingI F- ...

... . LTLkBIITY::: 03? IW Y 0 IPRESTI ' S CARRIERS;B. _ . ., TO, THE EDITOR O Ht THMLY NEWS. ?? .8 liombtle~nny.:rdt¢P~ r45orcfia the: ptiblicjournals,and saverlesseesthat hav come tonekowv- iedgeiof individuals suffering .injuryj los, and nconve- nience through the careless management' 'd railwans, and the 'apparent inlffc1rcue .of the directo9rs, for,-ith no compensation hasbegmsade, I feath ...

... 1l'itt of t tot i, Baitua Abarct , ct. I THE FUNDS. 3IovDAY.-Consol were done at 994, 969, 964, and last at 969 for money; for the account the dealings were at 964 and 968; the closing prices were 968 to i for both money and account. Reduced Three per Cents. were operated in at 97 to 4; New Three-and ?? per Cents., 983 to 41; Long Annuities, 74' to 7-16; Ex- chequer-bills, 45s. to 48s. prem.; ...

... ---Continued. _ _ N EWCASTLE.w EX PORITS CoNTINusD.-l'hursday, Seplesnber 4-The Caroline, Baker for Gueursey rltlr 26 chs hoige coals ?? W Swanttolos- The Vigilart, Fogwell for Messina with 57 lhs large coals..G W Beckwith-Ihe Great Britain, Rutherford for Corunlna with 1212 chslarge coals, 2 looking ?? T Elliott-The Dauntless, Jones for Paleriao wiith 81 chs large coals ?? G Gray--The ...

... T L - a032N EXOHA3NG, DIARt.LaI FRIDAY, Seat. 19.-A very lrespl fW almost whollyofi the preseot yer' grpply of l ',elent conditi-los brehchedu growhd u, this week , froro Kent, and 'Saffelk. The juantity pust up ?? land carriage, being onl teincreae th show-day b, of both red and white was extensive For all l the attendance of bueswslmtd he demald exceedingly heavyad namasac ha were a shade ? ...

... RAIL WA Y INTELLIGEIVGE. * . - . -~ ST. ANDREWS. tf The first general meeting was li~ld in the Town Hall. St. Andrews, Mr. WV..Smith in the chair. -AfterMr. Irsiand had read the advertisement calling the mdeeting; - The CHAIRMAN said the directors of the St. Andrews a, ailway Company are happy to meet their constituentsq at - this, the first meeting of the company, and to lay before them a ...

... MUNAY MARKET AND CITY NA WS. MONDAY. PRICE or GoLD.-By the latest advices froin Paris the price of gold appears to be 0.08 per cent. dearer than in London, the quotation being 3.75 per mille discount, and the Eixchange at short 25.07-,. The Hamburg letters of the 29th August quote the price there at 426W, and the Exchange at short 13.6, which makes Gold 0.11 per cent. cheaper than in London. ...

... LONDON MA IU(.Y Th-MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE. With the exception of Itussialn Oats, the arrivals of Grain since Monday last have bcen to a nioderate extent. There wasagood supply of les' Wheat at this moruiug's marlket, and the greater part being of excellent quality atid conditioni, Wvas takeii by the Imillers at the rates of this day se'night. Fresh sasipleS of foreign were in mo.!erate request, ...

... ;vNi ITI MUNG EDlTION. V1IJ1 MTONEY MARIKET. CITY, THIS DAY. TWO O'CLOCK. py~ w Collsols for Money, oog J. A Cvnsoli for Account, 961 W. C SPAIN. MADRID, SEPT. 23. dt [FROML OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.1 ~ Cli Tfl Gaz'ette announces that the Government have thr creceived, through her Majesty's Mini~ister at Rome, I th _llctionu pronounced by his Holiness, in the conistory of the 6th inst., ...

... THE FARM1ERS JOURNAL . lX tElV t MlABKETS;- CATTL9 MARKET,._Althongh generally speaking the supply was a o'k,'w hbave to ?? tbat in particular lnstsneee tbere wore exeeptiobe to tbhreaik. Thuass arpocts >rib Beef w ttout teamit n. foiirapplv. and ISo small pordton dsenvoete be claead of gao quality Tb ausactioni voet of' rethi~r irised oman, but priess vwea VOay iftly eiumtinodi wad hbtevpc ...

... I REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING THE I _ PAST WEEK. - (Extrated from tht Mark Lane Ezpreus') No particular change has taken place In the tone of the grain trade since our lost: the leading characteristic ba been a want of confidence as to the future ronge of prices, and thouth quota- tions have not titld materially at say of the principal provincial markets, the tendency betrheenu downwards ...