... N a 'UNLIMITED CO9MFAN A meeting for the proof of debts in the case of the London Unadulterated Food- Company(limited) was held in the Court of Banliruptcy, before Mr. Commis- sloner 'Evas. Some questions, as to whether certain, persons should be placed on the list of contributories of the Company were also settled. Mr. Roxburgh's statement for the shareholders. gave some startling ...

... I~ ' i , ~PBOPOBED B lJ DIAN LOAN: X The diancial requirements of the India company to adjust the effects oi the recent drain 'yn their funds will be among the firstquestions to beie considered at the approaching. meeting of parlia'ment. Several * months back it w~as announced that the resources ini band were expected to prove sufficient till February, i and not only has this view been ...

... MONEY AND COMMMOE. InOM 0UR OWN CORSPONDENOT.] CITY, FaiDAY.-The Bank of England yesterday re- duced their rate of interest to 6 per cent. The move- ment being fully anticipated, the alteration has not had any particular influence upon the market, and SO decidedly easy is the. money out of deoos, that another material alteration is looked for very speedily, and is, to a certain extent, ...

... LATEST LONDON MARKETS * PE~~~FIIAY EVENINIfG, AiBRM S0. CORN EXCHAitGB-The'totaL supply of Wheat tiltS week lrom Ike home growers baa been moderate; and, AS the quantity fresh up this morninug was very short, factors were enabled to maintain Monday's rise of Is per qr., With- out the trade being active. Flouo Was held at the ex- treme rates of Monday. In the lit'le that transpired in barley ...

... MONEY AND COMMERCE6 [P72o0 OUE OWN COEHaPONDW.] CITY, FBmAY.-The stook markets are still very in. animate, the COnnot arrangement for the 7&h being the only matter of moment that roew enggegs the attention of operatole. Some of them having become sellers, the mar- ?? the absence of public ourchsees grow weakecr; bat the no~esof the peidon of Montalambert reused prices to rally abo ot i, and ...

... I LATEST LONDON MARKETS; I ~ ~ .. . FRIDAY HVl BE, IUrW 2& COR1f EXOHAllNGE.-.Th6 ospploi of allkindsof in and flour, whether home.erown or foreign, haveagaln been. very ?? week. The smail quantity ot Englihsh wheat at Mark-lane this morning quite sufficed for the db- mand. which was flat, at Monday's prices; and foreign wwa without improvement from that day. Matting barley sold steadily; in ...

... Tuesday. February 23. TIANK RO PTS.-J. MOSES, Newnham-stret, Tenter-groend, Goodman's. fields, mnanufacturcr. -W. BAEDGETr, and J. PICARD, Mlark-lane. chambers, Alarlk-lauc, City, arid Old Corn Exchange. Mark-lane, ,reifactors-T. SYCK E1MOO ORE, Maidstone,currier.-T. G. GABRIEL, Milford.plaee, and London-street, Tottenham-court-road, and Birmingham, brrush board manwifacturer,-J. THOMAS, ...

... D.rim zf Jifz&5, liaftag 54=5, ft- T l E F UN D S. UONDAY.-COTIso S for money opened at 964 to f. For the Gth of heay they Ieft off at 9 10 to I. India Bonds, 15s. to 20s. premium; IExchequer Bills, 35s. to 39s. premium. TlUESaAY.-Cocsols were first quoted 906 to 4, and closed at 964 to 9 for money and 964: to 10 for rlte 6th of May. Batik S9oc,, left off at 220 to 222. Reduced and New Three ...

... T2uesday, January 26. IgalikruPts.-H.H. Woodfull (not Woodfall, as stated last Friday) and L. Gimbel', Aldermanbury, City, stationers. [Buchanan, Basimghall street.-A. J. kyt n, Stoford, Wiltshire, cattle dealer. [Bothamley and Freeman, Coleman streer E. Sabel, ColetnlnslreetCitty.merhoant. [Liswrance end Co., Old Jewry chal~rS'~V B.Godon Rg.~t sret, oser. [EdmundsSt Bride's avenue, Foeet ...

... Urabt and C;ummurm. i^soetoptolienn atitle Rlakrlet, MoeNDAY.-Tho arrival of cattle and sheep into the port of London from the continent during the past week has been very large. The Cnstom-house return gives an entry of 1,659 oxen and cows, 973 calves, 1,401 pigs, and 4,281 sheep,-making a total of 8,314 head, against 6,600 head at the corresponeing period of last year. Cheice beats were ...

... TuesdaY, 4ugust 17. Bankruptcy Anlausltedl.-R. Atkinson, N.'ewcastle-upofl-TyneO, Itesier. Banskrupts.-S. Poole, Windmill street, Lambeth walk, timber dealer. (Parker and Co., Russell. sqsora.-dt. Biles, Sooth place, Upper Grange road, Bar- moendsey, rope manufac'turer. (Angell, Wetling street.-C. Lane, Savoy street, Strand, cab proprietor. (Lawrence sod Co., Old Jowry.-J- Sill, Amershain, ...

... ?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, ...