... I ?? THE UNITY BANut, I : BE - on civ Fusi alp lle Was Ce: tin I t th 'cry ese I in ring ;a and and tle th ese Ited cre tel ien to tain sit tli de hia ill Idi to eel the EXTRAORDINARY MEETING OF Su i, HOLDERi. O 4Asomnewhat extraordinary and very tusitnrla, of shareholders in this *ank was leldl at the lo Tavern, Bishopsgate street, i.a pursuance of the ?? requisition:- THE UNITY JOINT-STOCM ...

... CORN EXCHAUNGE. MARK-LANE, JULY 5. ci The weather has continued fine, and the crops are ripen- ing fast, and promise at very good harvs-et.A The after-crop in the hay-lands is, in consequence of fr the absence of rain, very scarity indeed in mrany districts. The supplies of grais at the country mnarkets last wveek were scanty, and the demand being better, ain advance in t some instances was ...

... MiETAL MARKET. The improvement that has lately taken place in the demand for metals generally continues to in- crease, and great firmness is now evinced by most sellers. Not only have prices assumed an upward tendency, but in many cases business has been transacted at advanced rates. The only movement that is likely in any way to interfere with the general progress of trade is too much ...

... * THE SHARE IMARKE TS, ?? THURSDAY tVENdN.. The' Railway Share ?? has experienced3 a furtberimprovement to-day, hud prices are gene. rally buoyant. Thle brsintis transacted hals prin- cipally been in connection with the settlement of the account, w'th which the dealers have been nc- tively engaged. Bristol closed at au advance of li.; Caledonian, 11.; Eaat. Anglian, 11.; EAst Lanena shire, lOs ...

... ?Ulk TfIL7RNEE8SEN BANKR re Tlits-base excited so great an interest among 15 uese and mercantile soon, from its deciding a ;he very important point of French law{, that we are ill induced to publish the text of the judgment, ?? Co u t c nieng that by a duly executed deed fear ofthe 29th of December, 1846, a company in a collec- be tive name was formed between Augnste and Charles Thurneyseen, ...

... A&DDRESSES FROMI THE F181 MH | COMPANY'. A iE-, A deputatiolt from the Fishnvsi1?e1.y ?? also presented an address to their ?? ?? lily QII Saturday farenoon. '?l' so.? I The humble Address of the Waide.. and 1, e the Mystery of Fishmongers of the City of ? it please your Majesty ,iir?taJ,.;?,;f subjects, the Wardens and of C FislnoosigerS of the city of Lni'len, lost beg leave to approach ...

... W~e have received by extraordinary express, our correspolid~eli and file of newspapers from Bom- bay, to the dlate of 24th April, from which wie ,,ive tile following interesting Summary of events since tile arrival of the last intelligence WNith the fall of Kotah anld Miamsi, the war inl Rajp~o~ttium may be said to have ended ;but thel, severest disappellintlslelit is felt On aill hanids ...

... SHIPPIvG. CUSTOM-HOUSE, JuNE 15. ENTERED OUTWAoDS.-Tle Iris for Dunkirk, Yorkshire Lass for ditto, Paris and London (No. 7) for Paris and Rouen, Maria for Stettin, Panther for Boulogne, Wonderful for Antwerp, Elise for Venice, Maria for Konigsberg, and the Brunelle for Port Philip. CLEARED OUT\VAIDS.-The Elizabeth Scott for Stettin, and the Impie for Wyborg. IN BALLASM -The Matilda (of Sweden) ...

... WEST AFRICAN MAlLS. MUTINY OF A FRENCH FREE-LABOUR SHRIP-PART OF THE CREW MURDERED -MASSACRE OF 200 OF THE NEGRO PASSENGERS. The African royal mail steam-ship Ethiope, Captain Croft, arrived at Plymouth, ona Monday night, from the west coast of Africa. Her home- ward dates ?? Calabar, April 27; Cameroons, 28 ; Fernando Po, 29 ; Bonny, May 5 ; Lagos, 7; Accra, 9 ; Cape Coast, 11; Liberia, 15; ...

... CITY NEWS. MIONDXAY EVN-L-Na- I I decul~ld for noney is falling off, and the Il ietl4?r, and the quotations to-day have WarC as 1ow as two per cent. upvards. 1-l0d t nt of gold sent into the Bank to-day Th' fr(~ol ,to01f The deliveries at the Bank on f euptc pis 80,00O01 sovereignls antd about Sl:t rough g, .old, instead of ?? as acoi. si Tevl0, from _Alexandria, brings 140.28C1. ( lto Snlez ...

... a WEDNESDAY EVENING. In the Railway Market, on ly a very moderate i. amount of business was transacted, and. prices t, generally have experienced little variation. In most instances the closing quotations are about the same as yesterday. London, Bri~ghton, and South Coast are firm ; they were done at 109&1, 110, and closed as before. Caledonian left off at an advance n of 5s.9; Chester and ...

... CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY 21. ENTERED OUTWAARDS.-The Batavier for Rotterdam, Minna for Malta, Smyrna, Odessa, and Constantinople, New Pelton for Stettin, William Hutt for Gibraltar and Cadiz, Caledonia for Hamburg, Sylph for Antwerp, Dun. dreaman for Genoa, Anna for Copenhagen, Hero for Jersey, and the Elizabeth for Bathurst. CLEARED OUTWAPDS.-The Agnes for St. Johl's, New- foundland, Louise for ...