... PRICES OF RAIlWAY SHARES. Birmingham &Gloucester, 130 Diito, Extension, 2 Birming-ham & Oxford Junction, 5a Boston, Stamford, &- Birringlham, 14 pm= Bristol and Exeter, - Ditto, New, 11 Caledonian, ll4 Ditto, Exten-ion, 34 Cambridge & Lincoln, 4 Canterbury and Dover, 2. Chester & Holyhead, 195 Cork & WYaterford, 24 Coventry, Nun~eston, 3irmingblam, Ss Leicester, 34B Coritwall, 34 Direct ...

... CORNY EXCHANCE.-F:RIDAY T 'he quatity of, Wheat received up to outr iuarlket, lirnce Saturday last, has n'ot exceeded 2,410 quarters, By land carriage the receipts have been equally limited. To.day, thestands wrere scantily filled with samiiples of both red and white. Picked qlalities sold stealily at fill prices; but all other kinds oi Englishi Wheat were doll in sale, at barely late lates. ...

... TuESDAY, SEPT. 22. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. G. H. Burrell, King's Lynn, Norfolk, cordwainer. BANK KUPTS. H. Murhe, Pancras-laie, metal-dealer, to surrender Oct. I, Nov. 3, ?? Solicitor,Mr.Chaplin Gray's. hin-square-J. C. Francis, Castle Cary-, Somersetshire, cornl-factor, Oct. 17, Nov. 3, at twelve o'clock, at the Blue Ball Inn, Bruton. Soli- citor, Mr. Frampton, South-square, Gray's-inn-i. Budd, ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLICENCE. I FRIDAY EVENING. 'fhc Government broker has contilnued during the week to 11ie ,Ire sales of Three per Cent. Consols, and has disposed of nea1rlV a utliton. Our readers will recollect that Itlt e m ?? for funding five millions of Exchequer Bills ai lolaglit Iarard, the public only subsctibed for 3,300,000, end renrLqaefltlY a Bill was passed authorising the ...

... CORN-MARKET-APRIL 15. Having a very moderate arrival of Enntish WHEAT since Monday, there is scarcely any left over to this days market, and we haree no alteratmon to report m prices, whilst there is quite as much demand as Edur~ing thq early partoftewk Very M l Paoreig f the to hand this week, and thereis not much incluationto purchase free paxcels, which areheld on much the same terms as ...

... R an- FR EE TRADE AND FREE TRADERS. In entering on this momentous question of policy, let us premise that holding a Government, be its form what it may, to be only safely tenable so long as the spirit of its legislation comprehends the interest of the whole community, we are by no means disposed to quarrel with the democratical tendencies of Cobden and his colleagues as mere matters of ...

... , THRE MA.RKi:ETSo, CORN EXCHANGE; FuIDAY. Our supplies of all English grain are still short, but we have good arrivals of foreign; particularlyof barley 'and eats.- The demand for wheat continues large,.and an advancelof ld to 2s per quarter on Wednesday, or say fully 2s per quarter da, Monday's prices, is readily obtained., Floor is also an active sale at 50s to 52s per barrel according ' to ...

... The exposures we have had during the last twelve or eighteen months relative to Life Assurance Companies, and the manner in which business has been conducted, has led to the passing of an Act for the regulation of all such Companies as may hereafter be established or undertake business in the United Kingdom. Too many Companies having been found to commence business without capital, it is ...

... CITY and XONETARY INTELLIGENCE. FRIDAY EVENING. The English Funds have bceen somewhat dull dariug the week, there beisg, asusual at the close of the half-year, but very little doing, and the anticipated early creation of new stock for the purchase ct the Telegraphs weighing on the Market. Consols close fractionally weaker than last Friday at 929- 3 Money, and the 7th instant, ex div.; 924 3 ...

... I FAIImaY EVSXING. Throughout the present week the demand for discount accommo. dation has been very limited, and the tendency in the rates has been rather downwards. A steady demand, it is true, has been kept up by the wants of the commercial community, who are confident of a revival of trade during the current year; but there have been no immediate calls or loan instalments to augment the ...

... I The second ordinary general meeting of the share- holders of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, Limited, was held on the 25th ult. at the theatre. Lord GEORGE H. LoFTrus (chairman of the company) presided. The SECRETARY (Mr Sidney Smith) read the notice convening the meetmg. The CHAIRMAN ?? I last had the pleasure of addressing You the directors were able to show that the company during its ...

... S.AMUEL FRENCH, LIMITED, A CHAT WITH WENTWORTH HOGG. (By OUR SrE('IAL COMMISSIONER. Who is there in the profession ignorant of 89, Strand, and the plays that issue therefrom? What would the theatrical world be without Samuel French, Limited, with their marvellolls store and stock of plays? And as for the amateur Thespian-well, he simply could not exist without the printed book of the words, ...