... FRIDAY EVENING, Yandts4 CORN, ?? aggregate supply of English whets &c., reported up to Mark-sane this week, haI en u~ as email3 as for Borne time pust. The impr;ofric grain and flour have likewise been limite.Temre was rather thinly attended thiw- morningadtewss trade (which continues to be influencedbytesokjo in band-over 1,900,0DO gre. with .a ?? further augmented) was in a dull state, butn ...

... I CORN, ft Tequantity of English wheat received at Alark-lane thils week has been small; but the imports of foreign wheat, oats, and flour have been mere liberal than of late. With a tlhculy-attended market this morning the wheat trade was less buoyant than on Mooday; but that day's rise waa firsuly muintained. Flour also supported the rise of lss per sack then obtained. * In barley there was ...

... IROM nTiE LONDON GAZETTE. TUESDAY. JANUARcY C. BANPTonc W NNLLEU.-W. Ache, Piccadilly, and elsewhere--W. 0. Taylor, Birkenbead, commission agent. BANKaRUPTS -. Aronseon, Bermndsey-street, clothier -F. Abery, Nihol squarei Hackney-road-H. G. Adam- son, Oxford. roper-.D. Alkeradyk, Ship-alley, WeIoclose- square, lodginghouse keeper-I. Aldrovandk, Oghe-street- Tooley-street, cbok-F. M. Allen, ...

... CITY, T'OnSDAY EYENaING.-The English Funds opened dull at a decline of j at the commencement of the week; but on Tuesday, consequent upon the better tone of the Paris Bourse, there was a partial recovery, which has since been maintained, though the market continues very quiet. The closing quotations were:- Conso]S,!1121 to i for mnoney and account. Mletropolitan Thtree anld a-i iaf per Cents. ...

... 'FROM THE LONDO6N .GAzETT TUESDAY, APRI 19. The BankruptCy Act, 18G9. COUNTRY BANKiRUPTS.-4. Bbcekidnil, Carlisle, timnber mtrchant-T. Dean, MAanchester,+ hardw are facterr-M. Dobbs, Abevkendg, Newcastle, Gmnoruanshire, grocer- W. CQ 'Ellott, Plymouth, buiider-J. T , EstIngs-. Fawthrop, Haliuax, wholesale druggist-JL. C. Gray, Melton towbrey irosmonger-C. lirllaud, Liverpool, engineer -I. ...

... LAS cOND ===OM T iLATEST LONDON MARKET& I ., MUDAY RVIIG Def I6 iUCORN, &o.-The flrmness that ebaractraisec the naull trade In Mark-lane last week has given way to Inactivity. On Mondy the business done was very limited, and both Wheat au oats wer chenner to buy. To-day there was Increasedbeaviness and all tcles had a further down- ward tendeney with the exeeption of beans and peas. Cnnotr P ...

... CIT Y, TnURSDAY EVENINGo.-The markets were dull at the commencement of the week, and bhth home and foreign setisritlee showed a drooping tendency. Yes- terday was settling day in Console, and although prices opened without material alteration, it was found, upon same purchases for Investment being made, that the supply of stock on the market was not so great as bad been ex- .ected, and an ...

... I LATEST LONDON MARKETSI F-RI1DAY EVENING, Apria iS CORN,&o.-t Mak-lae this week, the 'eepnteA sxrvalof &5uh gatin, &c., have been small: and, Wslt. 'th sone~l~i o oas o great quanitity has been receivedl from breigpneis W;ith is paucity' of buyers this ~notn. tng~he~he~ttte Ws iactvebut no ebaogde.easbW note Inthepries rai' t osobtained on Ifodday; 'Mon wa als a lowsale-,the top price of ...

... FR OM THE LONDON GAZETS TUESDAY, MUy 12. BANiYCY ANouLLxDD.-B. Irving, Babsall-heath' Blrmingham,.lace manufacturer. IouDoN BMANiuxes.-B. Allen, Earl-street, Southwark scaleboard maker-J. Carter, Inton, Beds, plait merchant -F. W. Palmer, Mincing-lae merchant. CounTRY. BANKluPTe. -L J. Alceck, teamungton Priors, Warwickabire, bnllder-J. Bowman Dover, Kent, grocer-V. 0. Cook, Leeds-J. Dixon, ...

... CITY, TnussJsDY ?? - Although an unfavour- ablo effect was produced by the circular of M. Gambetta In relation to the fall of Metz, the various stock markets were firm at the beginning of the week, on the disposition to believe that, whatever may be the declaration to the coutrary, peace cannot now be very long delayed. Tues- day being one of the helf-yearly days for the closing of the ...

... -TRE STINDAYP, T G DILL on Sanday , e n there~was a:'!demoi tion in Hyde-pak in opposition' to the Sundy big now before Par iament AItgcth it''iS etima:ed that at'le~ast- ,OVOO ,erson whp,- . h'isited'lhe were sym pathisers wit the object ofthe ein .Mr'T. Taylor, the presi~denit of ,the E~a ,t~ndan: !Fei .Swidayoccety7,took thechairat ?? shortly after thsreo o'cloc* HEe commencea by s, jug ...

... VRIDAY boRN12, ?? I&4 COMR &t-Tf wheattrade was In avery uncsrtal state thils mroring at Xark-lane, throusgl the unsettled state of affairs onthe ccmtinent. No sales could leemade ~unless atadvanced rates. perhaps to th etentaf tspea air. and all other articles bail an upward etasidency. BRIIAD.The ?? are the prices now anling in the metropolis, as well as at the corrsaponding time In 1800.- ...