... Pam the LONDON GAZETTB.-FridaY, Sept. 26. 1 BANcKRUFMI TsomAs EAso. on t Kent, brewer, to surren- der oat. l at 2, and Nov. 4 at 1, at ilaslnghaSlltrteet.Sewe, Oost.e9s and Satehell, Qlueea4,trect, Cliaeapsi'll; off. SPsg.5Del, B01lcmar). street-buildinigs. .ASes FAiRDAN, Great St. relen's, city, commi ionr agcnt, Oct. 8 at * XIJ, ad Nv. 1 at12,' st Baisiligallstr'oet. Sats., Messrs. Lnint. ...

... THnulSDAY EVRXIN0c. The settlement of the account in Consols was ac- acomplished to'day, and eased the market. 1he brokeer Ifor the Commissioners for the Reduction of the ?? Debt made a. _urehase, as, usual, which was. of Copsols at 96:k* Much 'interest was excited by the news brought from the, Cope, North America, the West Indies, -Brazil, the River Plate, and Aus- ,tralia, but no definite ...

... j.ONEY -MA RKEBT TU3SDAY EvMING. v Yesterday, from th absence of business for invest- ment, and from the operation of petty speculations,' P there was a marked decline in Consols, and to-day, A the government broker having made a small purchase; I ifor the sinking fund, there wes a considerable rise, p such as has been for some time unexampled. It is true that yesterday the impression was that ...

... RAIL WA Y& 'F I MONDAY EY?N1NG. d 1 The gener?I extent of the operations to.day was a hot gteat, hut t1?ere ?waa some activity in' Midlands. rt ?? reanlts at. the close of the day were ?me slight fluctuations of price' both ways: thus there was an advanec of 7s. Od. on Midlands, 25s. on Lancashire - [ixsfd .Yorkshires, 2s.6d. on Newmarkets, and 2s. ed. ? on .4mbergateo, while there wa* a ...

... -Tate ant Commerce. Woor,.-The imports into London during the week ending Thurs- day have been only 274 bales, The maiket was quiet. COTToN.-Although the MThanehester market on Thursday was com-. paratively quiet, still there was a large business doisg. Fustians and India cloths remain dull, but domestics, printing cloths, and narrow shirtings are taken in large quantities by the home trade, ...

... TE- MARKETS. Monlay. CORN.-At market the fresh supily of wheat from Essex was moderate, but from Kent it was large, and there Was Some quantity of red oftering by rail The whole of the supply consisted of the new crop,' and. the millers being scarcely so eager buyers as last week; a decline of is. per quarter was submitted to en white, and Is. to 29. on red wheat, Foreign was in very limited ...

... MONET AND COMMERCE.' CITY, FRIAY. With a quiet week in the commercial world, there has Seen more confidence, and some change in the money market.. The manufacturers and spinners at' Manches- terafter a brisk demand for teitile 'goods and yarns, have become slacker, as was reasonably . expectd; but there are still good diddrs among theim Raw staples keeppretty firm, holders not laving ...

... MtoNzY MARKAT AND CITY N^X!Jf FRIDAY. BEJ4LISH FUNDs.-The market for the Home Fands has been heavy to-day, prices having de- clined j per cent, Consols were operated in at g'0k, 961 96, 96j, and 90i for Money, and at 96j and 96i for Account. The closing prices were 90 to j for present transfer, and 96i to 1I for time. In the NfewThree-and-a-Quarter per Cests, the dealings were at 98g to ~ ; ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY NBFPS. MONDAY. PBICE OF GOLD.-By the latest advices from Parist the price of Gold appears to be 0.10 per cent. Cheaper than in London, the quotation being 3 dis- Count per mile, and the Exchange at short 25.10. The Hamburg letters of the 6th inst. quote the price there at 426W, and the Exchange at short 13.6, which makes Gold 0.11 per cent. cheaper than in London. The ...

... NNI E-1 >NING EDITION. TRlE MONEY MARKET. CIT IT, THIS DAY. TWO OCLOCK. Consols for Money, 90O A. Corisons for Account, 06g ii. THE LEVANT MAIL. + [BY E LECTRIC TELEGRAPH.1 SOUTHAMTUPTON, SEPT. G. The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's ship Euxine, Captain R. W. Evans, has arrived here with dates from Constantinople, Aug. 20; Smyrna, Aug. 22; Malta, Aug. 26; Gibraltar, Aug. 31. ...

... XONEY -VdE.T. * ~~ Afg Y NXwt .g d Y TUESDAY 'EVENIG. t The small -puralises of thW gover'nrie broker, re c newed to-day, gave rather mo- e act~vW ?? the mar- i 3 ket for English securities, and -still more flrmaess..! *,Consols opened at 96 to 96'. for ceash,; being yeiter- | t day' bprice;* bitfoi the acdoinuthe're was a- more favourable quotation, and' they 'soon advdnced. closing v 3 at a ...

... | | A cccspondent of the St. HelenaeAdvocate writes ns follI,: .A entleula, who has been recently engaged in the piades the South Waest Coast of Africa, has furnished the Cap information relative to ties coast between the . a0o0aynyoand Waivich Bay, which may perhaps be of ,t A, : to your readers. ?? egards guano, ho states that the supply at Halifaix NhaO,; and Seal Islands, Ichaboc and ...