... MONEY AND COMMERCE, [RO31 ?? orWN MRIE2SPDUNVEN.] CITY, FaRIDnx.-A variety of circumstances have again ateta utifsvoar DlY upolls-te valae or stocks ane stares. Toe embasrassnienta of It. Birrea the adverse rate ot ex- charge frsm Am-nica, and the g10omy forebodinge with re. ortct to the lattvce hays created depreosios,whica has not bfee cneunte:rbalozeed by the errival of gold froma Australia ...

... INOM THE LOPN GAZZTThL TUESDAY, Dixc, 4. 1lANKRUTOre-E. W, Freestone, Clarke'g-place, Islington, milliner. Off. aesig,.IsJhnsoni, Basingflall-street-W. Cole, Jun., Mark-lane, City, iron merchant. Off. aseig., Bell, Coleman-8treet-buildirga-G. J. MILtanan and J. W. Bird, Oesnaburgh-street, Rtegeut'E-park, builders. Off. asoig., Stanofeld, Basingball-street-W. Harris, Jun., Ilford, Essex, miller ...

... MONEY AND COMMERCE I[rOM OR OWN ?? CITY, FnIDAY.-There has not been any change of ,s- ?? in the Etoek markets this week, the coief eyer having been the addjnstraeut of the Consol Acaootnt; and tha hich rate of cirrpng over, It being equal to 8 per eert., led many to cione their engagements, and the reoalt was a Plight depreciatise, there being a good st vply of stoek. Consuls oun Wedeednd ...

... ILATEST LONDON MAM Esu FRIDlAY, APRIL, S. CORN, &c.-TbetotaicupplyofEnglehEwheat, flour,&., has been very ahort this weet. ?? importe have been large, partiuenlarly of nate. Only a smanl quantity or home. grown e beat wae received fresh up this morning, The St- terdarre of bunyers was moderate, and the market rtled quiet at previous rates- Flour had rather a tendency to recede. Barley wes DO ...

... I FRIDAY EVENIN{G, DMC 1& CORN, &c.-The total arrivals of home-grown wheat Ond other grain, reported at Mark-hune, have bets under those of last week. The imports from abroad have been large of oats, but moderate of other grain and flour. There was a very small number of buyers here this morn71. tag, and the transactions in Engliala and foreign wheat were of the most limited kind, at Monday's ...

... TUESDAY, MAY 9. BA4rKBUPTCY ANNULLED-31ary Thomas, Swansea, out of business. Notice of AdjUdicationsand First'Ileetings of Creditors Bankrupts to surrender at the Bankruptcy-court. London. BANIIIWO'T8.-H Brownrigg, Lime street, City, user- elant-R. 31. Seyer, Belgrave-road, Pimlico, journalist- C. F. Kirkmsan, Clavlhounterrace, Clapham-road, manure manufacturer-D. Halliban, Brook-street, ...

... LATEST LONDON MARKETS FRIDAY EVENING. O0er. 6. COGRN, &e.-The quantity of home-grown wheat, &C., reported at Magrk-lana this week has been slightly on the inceas - nd heimportseof foreign grain and flour have rahrthin, adthe, demand for all kinds of wheat was quiet, still Monday's quotations Were tolerably well main- tained for the best descriptions.. All kinds of flour were steady In price. ...

... FROM THE LO1DOdX G'AZETTE TUESDAY, MAtCH 26. BnANuRrcSs ANNULLiD. -B. Tomalln, Smadgate, Kent, tailor - H. B. little, Baker's-buildings, Liverpool- street, City, builder.. * Notice of Adjudication ?? Meetings of Creditors, Bankrupts to turrender at the Bankraptcy Court, London. B-NRsPnrm.-A. Armstrong, Upper-street Ialington, late brewer's apprentice-A. Fi. oyd, Mlak-lanei commls2 dion agent- ...

... I71tDAY EVENING, Sept. IL C &NftThere was a fair shlow id English wheat at' Mark-lans thia morning, and ~a good SUPPLY of foreign. The attendance of buyers was Scanty, and the little pass. ?? wheat was at Monday's otalo s t~o2s per qr. it sales had been pressed, a further decline mud, have fo1. 'lowod. flloui' was, daulat. tlsadait's redacet~oi~on flsperI sack tocounbtryanfd foreigni,andti ...

... L!ZA.TEST L0NDOX MRkjETS. : o-T ,FRIDAY E1VENIN. Dc-. CORN. ?? ~ tata arrivals of, gn wheat, &c., seported up to Mark-lane this week, have been moderete; but the imports of foreign wheat and oats have sean been extensive. In the tone of the wheat trade these was ecarcely any change froma Monday. business benv circumscribed At that daos advanced ratesoo some111DdU of foregn *and the ame was ...

... 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 ...