... RadLFWY IAMS. AND TRAFFIC. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.-On Tuesday, after a legthened inquiry, the Committee of the House of Lords, the EarlofChichester in the chair, unanimously declared. the preamble of this company's bill not proved ; the object of it being to conlstrct certain rail ways to connect the Birmingham and Oxford' Junction Railway with the London and Niorih-Western Railway at ...

... MONEY KAnKET. FsIDAY EVENING. The raising of the rate of interest by the Bank. of England to 2* per cent. yesterday has exercised com- paratively but little influence upon commercial. and monetary affairs. The measure is generally disapproved of, not only because it is utterly inoperative as a check to the pettifogging speculations going on in the Stock Exchange, but because it may tend to ...

... PORtT OF LONDON-SATUR)AY NIGHT. Sr. KATHACINE DocKs.-Hauled in the Trinity, Walter, from Gibraltar.-Hauled out the Indiana, Gillet, for Calcutta; Havanna, Primrose, fi)r the river. ABEIRDEEN WHIAaRF. Sailed the steam ship City of- Aber- deen, Morrison, for Aberdeen. BRUNSWICK WHARF, BLACKWAIL.-;ailed the steam ship Leithe, Jamieson, for Leith. CARPUNTFR SMITH'S WHARF.-Arrived the Amity, Phil- ...

... FOREIGN AND COLONIAL. CITY.-SATURn DA- MORNING. Advices from Jamaica are full of the angry feeling which seems to prevail in the island. The Governor and the people of Kingston are fairly at war, and all sorts of exaggerations are current on both-sides. From Rio Janeiro, as will be seen in another column, the news is of a more warlike character than is suitable to the pursuits of commerce. The ...

... COMMERCIAL CAS COMPANY. Thursday evening a numerous meeting of the shareholders in the New Commercial Gas Company, and other inhabitants of the Tower H-imlets district, was held at Mr. HIem.ming- svays, the King's Arms, Mile-end-road, in consequence of an invitation addressed to them, by Mr. Thomas Mtrris, a former member of the Gas Company's Committee, who had been in- duced to request their ...

... I I CITY.-S.ATRIIDAY T4I0:ING' FOREICN AND COLONIAL. The Liverpool steamer reached Liverpool on Sunday, as we antciptcdin urlast, she havinig left Newr York on the evening anticipated in ollr Iat she pa reevious arrangemnent, Tlle of the lth ult., agreeably t as it o ars a short time ago political intelligence now% is as Pacific a twsasottm g parlike;al but n ?? the pains taken to produce the ...

... 'FRANcE.-Therc is 110 news of importauce this Week-. We perceive by the Paris papers of Sinday, that the attemitpt to impugn the policy of the new Cabinet in reference to the re- cent treaty witht Iuenois Ayres has failed most signaldy, for M. t izot, in answer to th' e StritureS of M. ?? ill the Chamber, showed that it was actually framred in nursuance of the instructions of M. Thiers himss'f ...

... LONDON GAZETTES, (From Tuesday's GAZETTE, Nov. 8, 1842.) PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Greaves and Co., Nottingham, dyers -Wing and Jone( oog street, St. Pancras, ?? and M'Mahon, Preston, Lanca- shire, contractors for ?? and DavenPort, Ala~cclS- field, ?? and i-tros, Mlacclesfield, machine makers-J.. and C. 'Haslam, Reading, ?? amd BaileV, Painswiclt Gloucestershire, maltsters - Wakeling and Bailes, ...

... CITY, FRIDAY EVENING. We can scarcely imagine anvthing more prejudicial to theCoeI mercial interests than a spirit of competition and rivalry existing between the Private Bankers and the Bank of England, and 'e can see no other means to avert it than for the Bank to adopt the plan we have proposed, viz., to make the Private BaSkera the medium of employing her surplus deposits. How, it may be ...

... A~ .2 . . so RA'7 A .. . ?? . ?? ' ?? ' ' ?? . .tS,$ ?? S ti.t gon..j, .; e; ?? ;: t?]f?7ii;E . : ?? - ?? COntun~e tpfb ?? i$hFb.aallsh~weat, .the r~hrr e ?? gw~iieat~t mg inaetei- nstu.ad uprices htave 50t ewtfhat 9fanwimproYilg tency.i zci : i , BlJifeymist ?? maltiigqaitiand ginding amples are in someinstinceitsratherdere. | Beans and peas 4IEo ..Cn acae l. bgh - ?? , :kst*9Testill so ...

... B~;S tt it -A ' f IMONEY LARKET, N CT INTE L ?? GENC E.-11, The funds continue. depreised rore from vague, fears than real causes. Rumours in the early part of thea week were very prevalent -that the Bank would again raise her discounts; but It being generally anderstooi ?? the directors, with a view of curtailing the notes In circulation, bave already sold one million of stock, of course ...

... - MARK LANE, ,FRIDAY. The resolutions now in odurse of adoption by the Legislature, with regard to-the suspension of the Corn and Naviration Laws for a limited period; have naturally formed the subject of dis- cussion, at our market this day, and the impression is rather prevalent, that the trade for most articles will continue very firnm. A degree of inactivity will perhaps be experienced ...