... FRIDAY EVENING. The intelligence received from the Continent this morning is not of a nature to reassure the public mind with regard to a continuance of tranquillity in Europe. From the north the non-acceptance of Lord Palmerston's proposition for the prolongation of the armistice between Denmark and Russia has naturally given rise to- appre- hensions in that quarter that peace will be again ...

... MONEY MARKET, RAILWAY, AND -. / CITY INTELLIGENCE - In our English Stock Market the~greatest listless- ness aid depression have been the characteristics of the wek's bnsiness.; On Taesday-the settling- the itrangement. of the account proved Bullish. Whefe it was required, a continuation of one quarter per nt. was paid to carry over Stock till the 17th proxlmo, the next settling day. Exchequer, ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE -FRIDAY During the present week the receipts of English Wheat coastwise have amounted to 3,110 quarters. By land- carriage the arrivals have been comparatively small. ost of the above supply having gone direct into the hands of the millers, the show of samples here this moriing was trifling, nevertheless the demand for all descriptions was in a sluggish state, owing to the ...

... CORN EXCRANGE.-FJIDAY. Since Monday the arrivals of English Wheat for our market coasttvise have notexceeded 1,040 quarters, almost w'holly from Essex and Kent. By land carriage they have been trifling. The show of samples to-day %Vas small ; nevertheless, owing to the continued imports from abroad, the absence of tile principal dealers, and the favourable accounts respecting the growing crops ...

... I M LOZNDON %4ZETTES. TUBSDAY, MAy ]5. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.T. TIUBET, Soham, Cam. b~ridgeWhire, victuallerS 'atNlarUPTS .-J. N. HART, Kina-street, Fmnsbury-square, wathtone.J.'urer. - T. P. JACKSON, Southampton, aun- t' J iir.i SLATER, Friday street. Ueapide, warehouse ..etshireC.C HineRdraper _ T. i i4>tlUX~e'-C RICHARD- IStOLVeNIT PaETIoTONERS.-J. UPTON, Liverpool, cabi- Wooalvercoettae ^ R ...

... I~~ P.. ic FRIDAY EVENING. The markes for Public Securities this morning has been hardly so buoyant as it was yesterday, and Consols have been done. at 961 ' for the Account, and for SMoney at 96f J. The Toree per Cents. Reduced 97* J the Three- ?? per. Cents. 99 Si, Bank Stoek 213j, Ex. chequer-bi0l6598a;61s., and India Bonds 74s. pm. There has been a rather beavv market this morning for ...

... * TIEM MAR~KETS. CORN EXCHANGE.-FRiDAY. Coastwise, the receipts of English Wheat up to our warket this week have amounted to 2,010 quarters. By land carriage and samples, the arrivals fresh. up to-day were small, and of very middling quality. Although the the number of' both town and country buyers in attendanee w'as rather limited; 'holders of all kiods of Wheat of hlime prod'ince were firm, ...

... TE INCOME TAX-A WORK UP for Financial leformners. The position of the Chancellor of the Exchequer is at the best no very enviable one. As Chief Ac- countant of the Realm be has to make both ends meet under advantageous and disadvantageous cir- cumstances. If his balance-sheet is prosperous in appearance; he is beset with a very natural clamour by the public to liberate the community from taxa- ...

... FIRE ASSURANCE OFFICES AND I Farming Stock. A parliamentary return, just issued, contains an account of the stamp duties paid by each of the London and country Fire Assurance Offices during the year 1849. IFrom this it appears that the proportions stand respec- tively as follows:- DUTY PAID BY LONDON OFFICES. Sun ?? 180,802 I Royal Farmers' ?? 12,517 Phoenix ?? 120,194 I LicensedVictuallers 11 ...

... - ~ ?? - - -= - - - THE NEWMARKET HOUGHTON :WEETING. E'3r TOUCHSTONE.1 This Meeting, which mtay be said to close the legiti- mate Racing Season (for the few that are yet to come are so diversified with Steeple Chasing and Hurdle Racing as to partake of a hybrid character), commenced on Monday with a list reduced of its fair proportions, and weather such as has seldom been seen at New- market. ...

... THE BUDCET. The foilowing Iare the resolutions to be proposed by the Chan- cellor of the Exchseciuc in accordance with his speech on Monday night:- * 1.~~-Customis. No4. 1. That the Duties of.Customs chargeable upon the Goods, Wares, and Merchandise hereaftermentioned, imported into the United Kingdom, shall conse and deternine, viz.:- f d me auatr Agatles, or Cofronein, cutan ord manuatred;an ...

... ?? B T TH ?? :. CORN EXCIANGV,.--IORIDApT Wheat Duriy, the, present Wtbk the arfialis of E0giy'st baely up to our Arket ?? mtav aounteod at aboui qures yI-lad- carriag'e' have been on1 it very smtna sce. To-da theinho o samples was trifling, DvPited eeals Indiany sora knd of V,1hearce home produce was In a very inactive state, atr rel eqisil to t Osobtained -an Monday. The imports of oebai Wha ...