... CORN MARKET. CoRtN ExCHAsNGE, MONDAY.-The supply of Wheat this morning from Essex and Suffolk is very short, but tolerably good from lKent. The Wheat trade is dull at the prices of this day week, which is in a great degree owing to the damp condition of the samples. Barley is taken off on full as good terms as last week for fine descriptions. Oats are without alteration. Old and new Peas are ...

... TuPSDAT, JAN. 22. DOWNING-STREET, JAN. 21. The Chancellor of the Exchequer acknowledges the receipt of 20. 10s. Conscience Money, enclosed to him in a letter dated the 14th inst. WHITEHALL, JAN. 19. The Queen has been pleased to grant the place and dignity of the Deanery ot Exeter unto the Right Hon, and Rev. Lord Wriotheslev Russell, Master of Arts, in the room of Dr. Whittington Landon, ...

... TUESDAY, JUNK. 29. INSOLVENTS. Jaln. 28.-Thomas Carter, Throginolrou-strert, stock-broker. BANKRUPTCY ANN ULLED. Thomas Ford, Liverpool, builder. BANKRUPTS. W. H.vccocrK, Glasshnovse-yard, Alderogate-street, bool hinder, to surrender Feb. 5, March 12, at twelve o'clock, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitcor, Mr. Evans, Lincoln's-inn.tields. n. WRIGIIT, jun., and J. CLARKEI, Ltquorpond-street, ...

... CITY.SATUMDAY MOnNIOY. FOREIGN. We have advices from New York to the 9th ult. by the Roscoe packet-ship, arrived at Liverpool. The Royal William steamer had carried out the account of the heavy speculations in cotton wool in the Liverpool market, and the result was a corresponding advance in prices in all the American ports that the intelligence had reached. Several new state loans had also ...

... CORN MARKET. FRID.AY.-The supplies of English what at to-day's market were verb smalljand the arrivals of foreign fresh tip since W ednesday were also quite inconsiderable. The panic which had taken possession of the minds of the wheat-holders durnig the last few days seemed to have subsided a little, and, in general, they showed little disposition to force sales: the trade in both English and ...

... ILONZON -AZE--T'E-B. ?? , ;: ). ?? ?? : - IIOW\NINl,-S ?? 1' ,,,u The Q(wren Ihl. I,(1ii, l1,I ,l ptp.pelit jlwrira. 9iitr,! ;I, IJq.. t l a :t'~ii ai-oenaid at tile ,.itlannt 't tt I C -n. I ib 0zettto r:alliais noti-v,-s ?? lirch flbi : i' - II ?? .lel': al lI' li Cbapv). I'a,(lzmlrp, C '1.1i-1al. It -sI i til ChoL1cal, il rtN171. 31 lltllut:: ...

... 1 {@MMERCE AND IMDUSTRY. P. t, 4 rC.TY.-SATLr'.1Av 2rOaNIN . _ J Lapwing FOREIGN. yle Latring packet Nve have a mail from Brazil, the Vlatis.5eing from Pernaambuco the Sth, Buenos Ayres the 4tl1`ovember, and Rio Janeiro the 16th December. The credit of the Americans had been so far re-established in the narket at Rio, that they had shipped 386,634 bags of coffee for the United States out of 65 ...

... CORN MARKET. CoprN ExcHA:F, 'IoN, DY.-Thie supply of English Wheat fresh up to this morning's miarket is short. Of fireihn we ha e an arrival of 17,7M quarters. The Wheat trade for bctth English and ioreign is ?? alteration from this dav week. Barlev and Irish Oats are the turn cheaper. There is hardly any variation to notice in the prices of other descriptions of grain. The suppl) continues ...

... Csry.-SATURD.ty MOUaNIN'G. FOREiCN. By the arrival of the 8Sh hfan line of packet shi p at Liverpool, we have advices frorm New York to the 27th ult. The com- mercial letters dilfer in no essential particular in the account they give of the state of business, compared with that received by the last packet. Considerable exertion has ?? made to ship cotton, but only 133,0fl0 bales had been ...

... CORN MARKET. FRIDAY.-The arrival of English Wheat this week has been very limited, and the trade is firm to-day, indeed fine parcels may be quoted Is per quarter ?? ts steady in value, and Beans and Peas sell on quite as good ?? are very moderately sop- lied with Oats at present, and a trifling advance has in consequence been obtained, say 6d to l8. per ?? other articles no alter- ation. Per ...

... CORN MARKET. COaN-EXCItANGE1, PRIDAY.-We are moderately supplied with Wheat from our own coast this week; and though there has been a good arrival of Foreign, yet having several couantry buyers, the trade is firm on rather better terms. Barley is steady in value, and wye are abundantly supplied with Oats at present, particularly from Ireland, and interior samples are in consequence a trifle ...

... COMMER.'^E AND INDUSTRY. CITY.-SATURDAY MORNING. FOREIGN. By a mercantile arrival we have received intelligence from Peru to the end of November. Santa Cruz had advanced on the city of Lima with the Peru-Bolivian army, and instead of the Chilian troops attempting a defence, they took shelter on board of their ships, and immediately deelared the ports in a state of blockade. Santa Cruz had ...