... Agent—Mr. J. Catmobe. Henry Peter I)elme, Esq., of Cams Hall, with his usual bcnevolence, and as his custom at this season of the year, caused a quantity beef, &c. to be distributed amongst the poor of this' parish last week; and others, not unmindful of their poorer brethren, also contributed to their necessities. The Far kit Trinity Hand gave their first concert on Tuesday evening last, at ...

... THE LONDON _ GAZETTV. Tuesday. -- - B AN K R UP TS. JONATHAiN RILLS, Dartford, miller, to surrender January la, at half-past two, February 8, at twelve, at the Baukrupte' Court. ;Solicitors, Messrs Harrison and Lewie, Old Jewry; offleal as- signe,e Mr Edwards, Bacinglall strcot-JOSEPII CARE, Aicster, Warwdickehirs, licensed victeadler, January 13, February 1i, at eleven, at the Birmingham ...

... MONEY AND OOMMERC3M ?? ouE ow0 comOEspoNDErnT.] CITY, FasDAy.-Tbe stock markets have been almost deserted during the week, and but little will be doing for some days to come. Monday was kept as a holiday on 'Chan ge, and the attendance at the transfer department of the Bank wve little knore than nominal, whilst in business eircles, excepting the arrangement of the aecounts for tbe close of the ...

... ILWAYF BRSeAl} 6IST. RMLWAIS. Ii Aberdeen ?? ?? Ambergate, Nottbin , 0oston and E. Janction ?? - t Blrminghsm, Wolverhampton, a Stonr Valley ?? ?? ?? 7 Birkenhesd, Lancashire,& Chesh Junction, late 33L Os, 8d. ?? Bristol and Exeter ?? 9 Caledonian -, ?? - 8 Chester and Holyhead ?? ?? 4 Direct London and Portsmouth Dublin and Belfast Junction ?? Dundee, Perth, and Aberd. June. 7 Ditto, New ? ...

... MWO24m WMARKT. The Stack Exchange was cloled on Monday, and there ware no transactions in tie Irausfer-offices at the Bank, while at most of tha other public estatltlhiltpta the attendanea was merely no-' minal. Thc Englh fanda opened en Tulesday m~orning ~without the Icasnt change from the quoottions on Chrhstmaseve, and re. rnsined unollered dronlng the enitire day. Tbere was ns foreign news ...

... I FRIDAY, Dnc. 31. CORN EXCHA1EGN.-..Theaggregate quantityof English wheat, .to.at Mark-lane this week ba been very short, and the samme rem~arks 'will apply to foreign, with the exception Of barley, which ia again a large import, viz.: nearly 14,6000 quarters. Very little BEgllah wheat freth up belugreceived Ibis morning, thoebow on thestand ?? limited. The at- tendance of buyers wag Scanty, ...

... TUESDAY, DEC 28. BAN tKUPTcY ANxuLLsD.-E. Dixon, Gravesend, oU arnd colourman. BANxrUrPTs.-J. Hills, Darttord, Kent, miller. Off.ar, Big., ltdwards, Basingball-street-S. Care, Alcester, War- wickibire, licensed victualler. Off. amsig., Wbibntore, Birmingham-J. Cheetbam, Birmingham. general dealer. Off. aswlg., Kinneer, Birmingham-W. Peareall, Kidder. rinster, Woroesterpbire, licensed ...

... I FRIDAY :EVENIING. The demand for money during the current week has been very active and the rate of discount in the open Market both yesterday and to-day has rather exceeded the Bank minimum of 21 per cetut per annum, the general charge for first-class two and three monthsa bills having been 2 to 3- per cent. per annum. This state of affairs is a usual accompaniment of the close of the year ...

... THE XARXETS- M~ondlay. COmR ExemEam-ThOsupply at wheat from Ess3x and Yent to this day's market was shorter than for some time pest, and, notwithstandlng that it was generally of very inferior quality, nearly the whole of it was cleared at the fall prlices of thi4 day sc'unight. Conslderbig the holiday: character, the buisness done In foreign wheat wasl as good as could have been anticipated. ...

... I TRE MORALITY OF TRBDE, Mlr. Black, TILP., delivered an interesting address on Monday, at Glasgowon n trading morality, His audience were the members and supporters of the local Trade Protection society, who held a public meeting that day. Mr. BWaek commenced by adverfting to the calling of merchants as having ever exerted a greater amount of influence for good or evil than any other class in ...

... COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS i I~~~ s__. HARDWARE. BIRMINGHAM, JAN. 1.-The new year opens with pro- specta of An encouraging character as regards the trade of this town. The past week has been devoted to stock- taking, and at present no sufficient results have been arrived at to enable us to speak other than very generally as to the year's business. We incline to the belief, however, that it will be ...

... - . T'URPAX.EVENING t The marketii p6clr1the Government fu appear-to-be- influenced by- -the impression-which-is- steadily gaininig':iouifid, that a very large drain of mone4-to' be laced -il Threign paper in the shle -f 'dbehtur0, ip'and-'shareis 4 l Ikairy to take place very shortly. C9onsols opened heavily at a decline of J from the-closing price of Friday th0oquoatition' being 96Q to ,.o ...