... 1. f, . FX?P- ?? - - , THL.LONDQN ,lN'JiLZ'C&LE MEBCIANTtLE 514RKlCTS Thb ?? of A!ieess tbip eek in 'the .whole of; thle Co~nmereial M7frkets .M >,e~p ~ver~y gi~;, and Tills arises ftOM the contluemlgreatbarsti of'ffash, aithpugh, many of theipubli pribts are rtosq ating if as niul' horc-plekn.; tiful ?? state of the M drketa into which' Mon'ey :i sit' way dbes 'ot say' 0o, certainly.,: G ...

... THE INAMUSZTB. CAIN AVESAUE5. Weekly.-Wheat. as 2d'; Barley, Ss30d; Oats, 38a l0d, Rye, 8ss Id; Beans, 89a 9(1; Peaos;8s 8d. Six Weeks.- Wheat, 66s lad; Barley,39a 7d; Oats, Sic 111; Rve, 88a Sd; Beans, 41a Id; Peas, 4ls Od. 'Duty.-Wheat,21os 8d; Barley,3s 4d; Oa(b, 12std; Rye, 1Sa dd; Beans, 8s d,: Peas, &s Od. CORN-EXCHANGEf, MONDAY, Feb. 3.-The supplies that have been kept back by the ...

... T EIMARKETS. The following are the averages of grain, as made up to S aturday last:- Weekly.-Wheat, fi8s lid; Barley, 39s lid; Oats, 25s Id- Rye, 5's Od; iBeans, 415 4d; s'eas, 41s Id. Sis Weeks.-Wheat, 68s 6d' Barley, 398 6d; Oats, 25s 3d; Rye, 31's 2d * Beans, 41s Gd; P'eas, 40s 3d. Duty.-whieat, 1ds 3d; Barley, 55 4d; Oats, 9s 3d; Rye, 14s Od; Beans, 3s Od; Peas, 9s t 6d. CORN EXCHANGE, ...

... - 1? . 'kill], FIVNIDS ANIR MONFTZ, MAIRKCv. The inost strikivlt 'trait in the Market for money thisvweek, 9 has been the grait decline in the price of Spanish Bonds, as compared with the pri-ce, of last wreek: Lest Saturdav', 'pinisqh lhoods wverc (quoted at 272- t, and the uolders wcre confidlently I, expectitng that t6ey vcnuld bhe higher, and were cagerly looking 1, for futlther lilitaly ...

... THIU hYZARI:ETS. CORN AVButAiit8i Veekly - .-Wheat, 6 ds4d; Barley, 3 1tId; Oats, 22s 4d; Rye, 32s 9d; Beans, 38s 101, Peas,41s 2d. - Six Weels-Wlheat, 64s 7d j Barley, 31s td;'Oats, 22s 7d; Rye 34s 6(1- *Buans,.093 6d'; Feus, 40s 61. Duty.-'Whcat; 22s 8d; Barley, 16s 4d; Oats, 13s 9d; Rye, 18s 3d;. Bennsi I's 0d; Peas, 9sa 60. CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY, OCT. 2.-Since this day week cnr market has ...

... TIME GAZETTE.S (FROM TUESDAY'S GAZETTE.) PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.-J. and W. Wallen, Spital-squnre and Aldermanbury, architects-'prigg and Co., High Holborn, ?? and Herry, Nottingham, lace manufacturers-J. and R Butterworth and Co., Rochdale, Lancashire, woolstaplers-G. Heron, E. Wilkinson, and R. Taylor, Newcastle .upon-Tyne, steam-engine-builders (so far as regards R. Taylor)-W. Smith and J ...

... FROVM THE I&ONDOW GAZETTE. TUESDAY, JAN. 21. BANKRUPTS. -W. BENrAU, Alexauder-sqttare, BrOmpton, lodging.housekeepar. J. WHITE, King William street, Strand, chemist. J. COLLINv, Staines, Itotel-Ieeper, C. HALL, Great Rassell.street, Bloomsbury, draper. J. and W. LATHAm, Ashton, Lancashire, cotton-spinners. J. and J. S. TOLSON, Huddersfisid, Yorkshire, fancy-cloth-manu. facturers. J. and E. Mer ...

... ' THE BAiNKS. Wi c take th followingi from the Torning Chronicle of Mondayi describing thel stoppage- of the: Bank of MeSrs.- ESDAiLI and Co., Lombard-street. 'Our readers will -reollect, that about' six weeks ato, the 'Bank of Fngland, after 'drawingirn, her notes for the .prpose of-turnina the Exchang'es, was alarmed into advancing enormous sums toa Manchester joint-stock concern, in order ...

... _ 1D _1t]D AsN AMONEW MAI T. The Market for Public Securities has been uiet this week; subject to no excitement from any parliamentary movement at home, and but little influenced by any news from abroad.. The extent of business done has been rather circumscribed; and for speculation scarcely anything has been stirring. The prices of the leading Securities, both English and Foreign, have' been ...

... The usual average return of the liabilities and assets of, the Bank of England, embracing the period from the 5th of February to the 30th of April, which appeared in a late Gazette, shows in the average amount of bullion at the Bank in the month ending 30th April, compared with the same in the month ending 5th of February A decrease of ..£ ?? . £3,150,000 As compared with Ma;, 1838,-the ...

... THEN FUIDS AND MONIov MARKET. LOvD9or, FRIDAY gVe.NINo. -The business trans- acted during the week was limited, and the reports that 'pre- vailed of the stale of our relation with ?? States -the crisis which had arrived in France-and the intention of Leo- pold to vacate the throne of Belgium-Liad 'a considerable effect upon British securities, and on last 'evening Consols de. clined a quarter, ...

... - The account of the annual anI quarterly revenue in another column presents no very cheering nor very gloomy picture, but, upon. the whole, the gloom pre- dominates. On the whole year, ending yesterday. there is an increase of 2,288,9921.; the increase being chiefly in the branches of Customs and Excise; but on the quarter there is a decrease of 60,4091.. the diminution being chiefly in the ...