... THIE GRAIN MARKETS. LEwEs MARKtET (Tuesday ?? prices of Grain were as follows :-Wheat, 141. 15d. to 151. 5s. per load: Barley, 29s. to 31s.: Oats, 19e. to 21s.; r Beans, 35s. to 36s.: Peas, 40s. to 41s. ! I PCTWORTH (Saturday ?? our Market, White f Wheat sold at 141. 10sa to 151. Os. per load : Red ditto, s 131. 10s. to 141. Os. : Barley, 31s. to 33s. per qr.: n' Oats; 22s. to 24s.: Beans, 42s ...

... 11031E. E Al KETrS. Guilddfrd, dug. i8s-.--leat.;'71. Os. od to341 0s Od Oa4s, 3 2. to 38s. Rye, l~aiiey, Beans ard Peas._ none brouplit to plarket ?? seast, t ot'the year..-' iiby Aisg. i4-.-Wh!ieult` tI6s. to 126&. Btrlev, 42s. to 526 Od. Oats, 2tis..toe36s. Beans, 02s. 10 74s. - Bead, 'Ys. dd._ .iPa.ingsqokc, dug. i3.-Wieat, iU8S. to 1:20s. B4irlCy, 4As. to 47s.. Oats,, 29.! to 79 1calls ...

... Ifedsday's c5 Thursdays Post. 1 Tuesday' London Gazette. he ?? ?? Bolt and George n in ers, grocers.Wili Wall, xo , t Haol ato Datrtn, Ltodh, limen Sic ?? ITaker, Little St. Alary Aue,t otntdf, painter. no ?? ?? ?? ?? _lth ...

... OPE1BATION OiF THE CORN-LAWS ON F'OREIGN TRADE. A ?? 1.1 - .. . .. . . A wealthyand geiserally intelligent Lanwssilire nuatnutheturer was complainitig, the other day, of the dulness of trade in Manchester, and the not very flat- tering prospects ofimen in business. It was suggested by the person with whomn he conversed, that the corn-laws were at thc bottonm of the difficulty. W1hy, realiy, ...

... CORN iFXCIHANL0L, AJONDAY, Nova 13. ,,Iast week the arrivals oF muost kindx of' grain up to tOI Y this market were somewhat on the increase, ndl ot' fair ev average quality. n; t The receipts of fresh English XVihest this morning itn e0 from Essex, Kent, and ijelibik, were comparatively ex it trifling. This, togethler with tha announcemlent ot' a q it g~overnatien t contract of 3,0qualrters, ? ...

... THE REVENUE RETURNS-COMMERCE AND FRANCE. I -. 4L, A. \ y (From the Economist) n The revenue accounts, made up to the 5th instant for the year and the quarter ending on thatiday, possess much more than the usual in- e terest attached to these periodical returns; 0 not only in so far as they must be taken as ,, the best general index of the state of trade , during the recent period of singular ...

... LEWEs CoRN MARKET (TTuesday ?? Wheat 131. 10s. to 141. Os.; Red ditto, 121. 10s.to 131.; Barley, 30s. to 34s. ;Oats, l9s. to 21s.; Beans, 36s. to 40s.; Peas, 34s. to 36s. SeLYENmG CATTLE IMARRET (Mlossday ?? 4s. Od. to 5s. 9d. ; Mutton, 5s. Od. to 5s. 4d. ; Veal, 4s. 6d. per stone. GoDnAxLMIN(Wednesday ?? Wheat, 54s. to 60s. per quarter; red Wheat, 48s. to 54s. ; Barley, 25s. to 32s. ; Peas, ...

... NUAL SHEEP AND LAMB FAIR. STOCKBRIDGE, July 1O.-A very full fair of Down Sheep and Lambs principally ; buyers also were in good number. The sheep-pens were filled from the flocks of some of the most renowned breeders in Hampshire, namely,-from the Messrs. Pains, of Comptoss, Mit- cheldever and Freefolk ; Messrs. J. and T. Attwoods, of Stockbridge ; the Messrs. Bailey, of Bishopstoke, Hursloy, ...

... The public mind isagood deal occupied just now with the Oregon question, and wve consequently hear much of national honour. Oregon is ours, we are told, 1and it is inconsistent with our national honour to yield it up to the imperious demands of an arrogint republic. Now, we do not mean to undervalue the importance of this national honour. When rigbtly understood it can scarcely be too ...

... SALISBURY (T'resdray astD.)-X heat, 40s. Gd. to jls. Od. per qr. ; Barley, 30s. 0d. to 35s. Gd.: Oats, 19s. to 23s. 0d.: Beans, 42s. to 44s,: Flour, 44s. to 495. per sack Bread, 13d. to 14(1. per Slbs.-Our sup- jply of Whbeat was plentiful, the trade wves fir, and prices declned is. to 2s.per qr. Peas and Beans ?? variation Barley was in brisk demand, at is. decline, DEVxIZES (Tksn'sdcsy ?? ...

... CORN EX(,HANGE, AMONDAY, M1ARCH 23. ?? I . ,1 1 1 1 .: - ?? . . . - ?? ?? IAt this day's market we had a aOdL rate su pply fit' Erpliab wheat. There was less bribktne., in the trade and Olrhtugii the prices ofthis day week were ?? ?? fie rmis, Still Bettiddry qualities were difficult of u disposal. Bonded without crhinge in value, but only sn a Small exteri of busnitess was done. Barley kept ...

... PUBLIC CREDIT AND PUBLIC ORDER, THE ONLY GUAR.(NTEES FOR CO MMRCIL PROSW PERITY, FULL EMPLOYMENT, & GOOD WAGES. (Ftrom 0ite Economist.) In our last number we spoke freely of the misfortunes, the faults, and the crimes of France, and we glanced at the enormous advan- tages possessed by this country, in the charac- ter of its people and its institutions. We there showed the grounds why we are ...