... INHABITED HOUSE TAX, A- meeting of the inhabitants of Chorieton Row, was held In oil Mionday, at the police Office, to consider what stepashlould t! -be adopted, in consequence of the recent surcharges on in-s blilbited houses in that township. The attendance wais fullcr I thtan is usual at such meetings in, that township. i JAIVES WOOD, Esq. the senior constable, was called to the i chair, ...

... Elie luart.eto. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDONT. MONDAY, DEc. 22.-During tile last wveek we had a large arrival of foreign wheat and oats, as also of tile latter arti- cle, barley, and flour, fron our owin coast. At th:s morn- ing's market, there wvas a considerable supply by land sarn ?? from Essex, Kent, and Suflolk, principally howvever consisting of spring corn. Not having that attendance of ...

... nature of arouiid and the~~~~~~ oulncif inorketl' dtile denlaisr, wviich, both Ilere adt i vr 'i run s,- hS bcen much ilsfucnecd by the dU; an vr ~t. stocked state of London. Th~ere Iasa been Ii Z.irb OSw51 imotof Delleat rmtile fOltil of Spain a nd LOLt 2,00 Is- barrels of Street eout foem tse United Statc`O Up to Satur- -t. day SCarcely a1 sale was eni!Cted in wheat, and Very few 1in c, o ...

... tre Xii~$tv. CORN EXCH ANGE, LONDON.-MoNDAy, DEc. 29. Since this day se'nnight, the wvind having proved exceed- ingly favouwb>e for the arrival of foreign vessels, we have had a large fleet in, principally laden withl wheat; and up to Saturday evening there were nearly 44,000 quarters re. ported. Of oats the supply wvas also very considerable, and ot fdour rather large. At this morning's ...

... .1 From the London Gazette of Friday, Drc. 2t. PARTNLRSHIPS DISSOLVED. Samuel Newbold and Samnuel Stratton, of MAeasham, Dcr- hyshire.--John William Cropper and George Thomas, of Liverpool, dysalters.-James Birkett, of Pewnlertoll, inn.- keeper; JOhLL Almond, of' tme miue place, disaper; and Michael Mlolyneut, of Uphmollaid, Lancasidire, winner, as i brijknaikers aiId coal merchants, at ...

... I CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON. I MONDAY, JAN. 5.-By the quarterly return published this 'l morning, it appears that'during the last three months the ar- ti rivals of wheat to this market have been 431,424 quarterq, ts which only 78,558 quarters consst of English, and 18, 605 quarters of Irnsh, consequently there have been S39,150 si sluarters imported from ibreign countrics-a supply, we be- hieve, ...

... 1?- tan'Ur-upto. From Uic Londa7 Gazette of Ftiday, Jan. 2. PARTNERSSIIPS DISSOLVED. Edmund Butterworth and John Fulton, Roclidale, Lan- Cashire, cotton spinners.-T. Ashton, J. Ashton, and B. Ashton, of Newton Bank, within Newton, Cheshire, and at Manchester, ealico printers.-William Kay, Joseph Kay, and Benjamin Syddall, of Manebseter, dealers.-J~ames Smith and William Smith, of Langley, ...

... Frem the Spectator. The who'e Scotch nation were not more unanimious, twa years ago, in the r pra se of one-pound notes, than the Manclhester people are now ill LAvour of a c reulation coot- posed of bi.is of exchange. Had the mieetiigs at the latter .place (whose proceed ngs' wc noticed at tie iule) founded tiicir preference tor this species or currency onl their being habituated to it, and ...

... 16I)c Ilaarltito. CORN EXCHANcE, LONDON. M[OWoAY, JANUARY 12.-The arfivals of Wheat, Barley, Oats, and Flour, during the past week, have been execed- ingly large; of the former article, as extensive perhaps as ever known in a similar period of time. For this mormng's market we had only a moderate show of Grain from the near counties, and very few of the late foreign arrivals were offered for ...

... . Wituruptof Prom the V'ondoiz Gazette of Friday, Jan. 9. PARTERSUISPS DISSOLVED. Ishmael Longiale; of Oldlield-lane, Stanbury, Yorkshire, I anid John Lonsdale, of Colne, Lancashire, cotton-spinners, I &c.-Sarnue Pope and Josiah Pope, of Horwich Valc and t Manchester, calico-printers.-John Nathaniel Bird and Anthony Ellis, of liverpool,; drugigists.-William Lske I tnd Tlonas Stavert, of ...

... -- FREE -ADE TO INDIA. : .E _ 'ER .'On Saturday last, Mr. Buekingham delivered a lecture on the importance of a free 'Trade to India, in the' Music Hall, Liverpool. He began by stating the origin of the Fast India Company,. and admitting the propriety of grant-: s iag them exclusive privileges at a time when, without those l privileges, the country was unable, to prosecute the preca- f ious ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, TonsDAy.-At our Corn Exchange this morning, there I was a very thin attendainece of. the trade, and moderate shiw of samiples.-Wheat 'was exceedingly fat, the very best . Irish being offered in vain at lst' 9d. and lOs. Wd. per 701bs -Oats met a very limited demand at Id. and lid. per bushel under last Tuesday's rates .a Malt miet a steady sale at 64s. to 66s. for neiv ...