CORN-MARRET-DEc. 4. The supply of English WnexT has been moderate during the week, and the present cold weather tends to improve the condition of the samples ;. the trade, hoewever,continnes exceedingly dull, without any materialvariation in ?? Foreiin WHEAT the sane degree of d

TH as :E R4c. [LATEST EDITION.] SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1840. ThesurrenderofAcre was the inevitable prelude to the submission of MEHEM4ET ALT, and he has contracted himself into the limits of his Egyptian Pashalik, which tenure even he had forfeited in accordance with the ex- acting

CITY, FRIDAY EVErNIG. Before we proceed to the business of the week, we must apologise to our readers for again alludingto that most absurd scheme, which, when hatched, was intended to be called the COUNTRY BANRrUS' AGErCy COMPANY, which, however, ire feel convinced will share t

MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELUCENCE. I ?? CITY, FR5DAY EVMWNIw. We believe that the next arrival will bring the final settle ment of the Eastern question: we trust, however, that the Allies will not relax in their operations for o0- moment, until it is finally disposed of. Much une

LATEST INTELLICENCE. CITY, SATURDAY EVENING. ENGLISH FUNDS. Consols, money, 89 ex div. Bank Stock, 1567L 7S | India Stock. 236 8 ea div. I Exeheauer Bills. 5 5 FOREIGN FUNDS. Belgian, 97 2 Ditto, i 14 pm. Brazilian, 70 2 Danish, 77 8 Dutch 2j per cents., 51 I Dutch 5 percents., 9

LATEST INTELLICENCE. CITY, SATURDAY EvENIXG. There is nothing new in the City to-day, but an uneasiness exists as to the state of France, and consequently everything is rather heavy. The following are the closing quotations:- ENGLISH FUNDS. Consols for Account, 896 Bank Stock, l5

CORN-MARKEr-DRc. Il. This morning the supply of English WHnEA'T is exceedingly mode- rate, and there is decidedly more inquiry among our mil ers, and a better trade altogether than lately experienced. Fine samples are readily taken off at is. per quarter adrance, and for other s

LICENSED VICTUALLERS. Just published, price Is. A FOURTH EDITION OF MR. HOMER'S A1 PAMPHLET; containing a Summary of the Laws relating to Licensed Victuallers; and also an Abstract of the Metropolitan Police, Poliee Courts Acts,with Remarks; and also the Beer Act (verbatim) of 13

8, ew urlngtn..treet, Dec. 26, 1840. MR BEUST UBLISHED THE FOLLOWING NEW WORKS:- . MEMOIRS of the RIGHT HON. WARREN HASTINGS, LATE GO!rX-o stsa^L .ov INDIA, Including his Journals and Letters, now first published from the Originals in possession ,of the Family. By the Rev. G.AeGi

TrE.V ATRB .4OYAL, iCO.VENT GARDEN.- -U. t~hs ':thsagnment* cit!adfiiie' VisAit.-OnwMonday, WVed:esday, .Thqrsday. ajid Saturday,lSliakspere's MIDSUM}MER NIGHT'DIDREA;I tWoincludewith;, ev0y. evening the New'Griiat k~mat~cLegedar. Brlesoed. and. Comic .Chrlalanas Pantomime. esiit