... I On Tuesdy, a deputation from the Society for tie Protection ot Trade waited, by appointment, on tie Chancellor of the Exchequer, to state their viewi with respect to the income tax as already levied. The per- ?? were principally those who had taken part in the recent meeting at the London-tavern; amongst others, Messrs. Stratton, Hlayman, Gannon, Dr. Challis, &c., &. Mr. Stratton introduced ...

... I THE HElMEL HEMIPSTEAD BANK. Friday was the adjourned last examination meeting under the bank. ruptoy of William Smith, of Hemel Hempstead and Watford, Herts, backer, trading under the firm of Smith and Whittingstall, and formerly in partnership with Edward Fcearniley Whittingstall. Mr. Linklater appeared for the assignees, Mr. Lawrance for the execu. tors of the late slr. Wbittingstall, and ...

... TE'E LONDON GAZETTE. Tuesday. BANKRUPT'S.: JOSEPH and MAXIMILIAN LOW, Broad-street-buildings merchants, to surrender February 6, at two o'clock, March 10 a, one, at tha Bankiipts' Court. Solicitors Messrs. King and Geoget King-street, Ciheapsieie; official assignee, Mr Leo, Aldermanbury. WILLIAM WHITE, New Cranit-mill. Shadwelt, miller, February 6, at one, March lO, at twelve, at the ...

... I LivEaRPooL, Jan. 27.-At this day's market there was :e good attendance of the town trade, and more countrybuyerz; than we have seen of late, who evidently came in the expec.. tation of being able to buy on materially better terms after the decline quoted at Mark-lanc yesterday. Elolders ot wheat and flour, however, having restimed confidnee with. the change in the weather, for the most part ...

... THE MAREZTE. Thursday. Imperial Weekly Averages for the Last Six Weeks. Wheat Barley Oats Bye Beans Pess Week endlng-s a d a d a d - s d a nd Dec. 20 ?? ?? 6D .43 10 25 6, 40 2 428 41 1 ,, 27 ?? ?? ,9S43911 237 7 9 9 42 4- 402 Jan. 3 ?? 1 SS144 '8 2S ?? 9 2 41 ?? 40 9 10 ?? . .. 6810 447 23 8 98 5 41 7 3999 7 ?? 4 .. 45 7 29 4 40 2 40 5 99 6 ,,24 ?? ..10 4 1 23 837 8 40 s 896 ,Aggregateavi 69 ...

... I CITY, FRbDxA.-The continuous and increasing unfa- vourable position of the money market, coupled with the probability of an increased rate of interest, has caused ex. treme heaviness upon the Stock-oxchange, and Consols, which have receded & per cent. sines Monday, now close with every prospect of going lower. Operators for a rise hava not only closed their accounts, but encouraged specu. ...

... I FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, i FRIDAY, JAN. 23. BAzrnurTs.-G. Deeks, auctioneer, WestbDurme-grove, Bayswater. Off. assig., Bell, Coleman-street-buildings.-J. Walters, hatter, Northampton. Off. assig., Cannran, Alder- manbury- G. Ball, plumber and glazier, New Lenton, Not. tingbamnshire. Off. assig., Harris, Nottingham-T. Cant. rill, railway grease manufacturer, York-road, King's-cross. Off. ...

... I.FRIDAYS MARKBTS. CORN EXCHANGE, MARE-LANE FLIDAY, JAN. 30. A great deal of rain has again fallen einee our last notice, Eaving set in on Saturday and continued, with but few intervals, until Tuesday morning, when the wind changed, and we have now a sharp, dry, frosty atmosphere, a continuance of which for a time will be very beneficial after so many weeks of moisture. The young wheat plant ...

... RAILWAY SHARE LMST. z Ia. aAwAys. ' Iffoinfi Priqes| Business done Aberdeen .. ?? .. ?? ?? Ambergate, Nottingham, Boston and E. Junction ?? ?? ?? Birmingham, Wolverhampton, & Stour Valley .. ' .. ?? i .. Birkenhead, Lancashire, &Clesh Junction, late 2al. 6s. 8d ?? Bristol and Exeter ?? ?? ?? Caledonian ?? Chester and Eolyhead ?? .. Direct London and Portsmoutlb Dublin and Belfast Junction . ...

... (.RuMo OUR OWN CORREhSPONDENT.) FRIDA~Y EvnExsars. There has been very little change in tire peeition of monetary matters during the pact weck. There has certainly been nIO improvement, and it can scarcely be said chat allairs are in a sensibly worse position than when wvs lest wrote. In cossequence there is but little to chronicle of iroportance ; indeed, the sole event of the week has beerse ...

... LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Jk1N 29. Rail ways. Paid. Closing Prices. Buoiness Aberdeen ?? 100 Amobergate . ?? 904 4j to q Birmingham and Stour valley . AU Bj 9 BirkenheadJunction ?? All 67 BristolandExeter .. 100 93 94 Caledouila ?? 109 0 6l' 6I O4 Chester and Holyhead ?? A.11 S6 03 Cork and Bsuodon ?? AlU Dublin and Belfast Junction ?? i5 Dundee, Perth, and Ab. Xuartlon. All 104 l Hoot Aaton ?? ...

... 7URYPIKES AND THEIR UPHOLJJs t,, THE PUBLIC, FOR WHOSE INTEREST T COMMISSION WAS APPOINTED. -40 To TH EDITOR OF Em MORNG ClROmcz SIB-I had occasion to complain before a connittee of the House of Commons, as well as before the omminsionen themselves, of the discourtesy of their former secretry jr not acknowledging the receipt of letters. The exc given was that Mr. Panther, the then secretary, ...