... Londow, Baturday Akternooit. The position the Bank of France is the principal circumstance that affucts the money market at the present time. It appears from the return for the last month, published yesterday, that the Bank of has lost 81,000,000f., or, in round nuinburs, £3 200,000 bullion sinoe Its last monthly statement. This decrease of gold silver chitfly caused a great decrease in the ...

... The following report from the chaplain of the Borough Gaol was read the annual meeting the gaol committee, held yesterday in the Town Hall:- 1 r WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR AND MAGISTRATES IN UUAKTKK Borough Gaol, October 28,1801. Gentlemen, —Few any the 21 yearn have over with lest variety witliiu the range of duties than that which terminated, no* a tingle incident out of tho usual routine having ...

... SALT'S POPULI LEX SUPREME. DOMESTIC. The Magyar Saito states that the Earl of Derby has been at Pesth for some days with his family, and has lately paid visit to Arad. Alderman Cubitt, Lord Mayor of London, ex-M.P. for Andover, and the rejected candidate for the seat in the House of Commons vacated by Earl Russell, has been safely re-installed in the first-named office, the Court of Aldermen, ...

... BEFORE GILBERT HENDERSON, ISQ., RECORDER. SATURDAY. OCT. 20. Samuel Borrell, aged 50, charged with stealing ooa's, the property of Henry Hope, clothier, Whitechapel, on the 15 r h of August last, was found and sentenced eight month*' imprisonment. The ttolen property was offer d for pledge the f Mrs. Robertson, Great Howard-street, and Mr. Wright, Islington. . _ . William Bmith, aged 20, a ...

... CORN MARKSET, &e3. NERWARK CORhN MAnEr, Wedneaday.-Tlihe nupplyoE wheat at tr-day's market wan only mnoirae , and ta demanoid goed, aton advance of 1i to 2s per qtotdr orn last reklts rates. Fire barley scarce, and fully supporld ?? woins prilCs. Otts andl bess qulto aa dear. 'BrItoPOLtTAN CATTL MAnRKE5 . Yesterdiay.-To-day's maket wsa aemnshbat reeull euppit.t with baeatq. and alt breads ?? a ...

... . LONDON METAL MARKLT.-FuiDA. CoPus. S. S. a P. D. d. poper ?? perlb. 0 2- - tine ribse. *0 I-lel Sheathlngarad-k0ts, ., 0 0 Ill - - B On ?? 1 i- - Old -Eic age) ?? ?? , 0 10 - Beat selected ?? per ton 106 10 0 - - ToughCake ?? . 101 0 lo t - - T ?? . , t10210 0;- BuIrra Bulrr (Dnom..) 30. Jt00. D 0- ?? ?? lo - I NOd.1 , eioe. H Pr Ion,. Web to ondon ?? 0 6 e - Ditto, ar.ive . .. 6 0 D - ...

... cORN MAkKITS, &a. )f LONDON CORN EXOroANtoE, 'Yesterday.-The arrivate d of English grain aud foreign otes are moderaic; of bhrley good, L. and whest very esmal. Tie ?? wi whet left over from Iest day bbas beo, sold at Is. per quarter over the ratesof Mondsy. Foreign It vao heid for a similar auvance, wbich was not genereily realised. ly The attendance at market was email. Spring corn of all ...

... OtDh1MZRUL AND MONETARY. TuURSDY EVENiNG, October 24. ?? Stok matkeb3 'were firmer to-day, nstwith. nnmarif ab e oact of the news from Paris being rather Muatoable. COasols opened at 921 to 92' money; s2a to, 2i lor the account. The laet prices were The Rjed Or m6116Y and the settlement. S dO kat210 .ee per Cents, were at 90e to 91 at 23r0 s t dabil o8 to ?? qrem, tbe c : the March bills to ...

... SHARBE LISTS.- MONDAY EVNNIG. The railway share mnarkot opened this morning with rather more firmness, ,but afterwards -receded, and showed dulness during the afternoon. With theexc ton f fal f jpe cetin London and Yorkhir, ad Mdlan delind k erent. whilat Nort Brtis ?? ad Seffeldrose Business was quiet. At 4 o'clock London and North Western stock was quoted 9 1 to J ; Great Western, 691 to TO; ...

... I ?? ST NIGH2- GA=ZTTE. ' t , I RtOBER GOVM.lrtyan-atreet, Caledonlnitroad, grocer, to Sur- reader Oct. 29, at 12, at llsaiughAli~stroet, Sot, .BeArdB &lnffhaU~atMee; off.' Il,.lU Calem sretn nldlpa L~OUISA Jwaseg, Lewlahanu.Ket ?? hallms~treet.bllng P.ICHAEI)WA&SON, Omsed et ?? at 11, At Baeingalsre.Sl. scsss n e~~ Jewry; off.aeg. elCoenrrtbsisg. 30DHc Mric-RI, Oodnln.BriabaeRy ,a ,a EDWARD ...

... MONrY MARKET.. SAmDAY I vz=9u he The funds to-day were flat. There was no varia- I tion of importance, but the closing quotations were 1Y Ilightly below those of yesterday. An unfavour- in able effect was produoed by the evidences of the severity of the pressure upon the Bank of Farance, o which the credit arranged by that establishment in is- London will probably not suffice to obviate. The ...

... THlE QUARTER'S BEVENUE (From the Observer.) T11e quarterly returns of the revenue will be made up to- 1r~oW (lossnda ) evening, There is still another day's col- ctio, 'e acded; but enouh is known to enable us to siake an appi oximate resume of the general resulte. Th( me rtfuras will show a falling off on the quarter, com- .W'red with the corresponding receipts of last year, of some- thing ...