... *W call the attention of the mercantile public to the fol- jowipg vfficial. letter of the India House as to the regulation of the Tea Tiade hereafter am .orunianded by East India 'House, Feb. 5, 18.34. I am commanded the Court-of Directors of the East India CompanyJto acquaint you that the Court have talken into their particilar consideration the letter, dated 29th ult.. 'from yourselffii'.d ...

... LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, FEB. ?? market last week was well supplied with grain. but the ar- rivals this morning from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, were moderate. Fine samples of Wheat met a tolerably free sale, and fully supported last Monday's quotations, but in- ferior qualities went off heavily at a reduction of Is to 2s per qr. The continued dulness in the Malt trade caused a corresponding ...

... LON2}DON COOR-N- E XCHlANNGE, FEB. 21._This week there are alliundant arrivals of all descriptions of Grain, and a large qnautity of Flour. The Wheat trade is very dull at Monday's prices. Barley, Beans, and Peas, con- tinue in a languid state. Oats are difficult to quit, though the prices are so lon. Flour meets a very unsatisfactory trade for'the millers ARnVAS.-English : Wheat, 8,460; ...

... TRADE WITH CHINA-IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS. Wr copied into our last number from the London Price Current a condensed statement of the interview between Ministers and the Committee of Merchants, relative to the China Trade. The report of the Committee has been published, and we select from it the following enlarged ac- count of the communication made by Government, the im- portance of which will ...

... LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, FEB. 7.-We have had a faif anrival of all descriptions of grain; the trade, however, waa dull, but-without any'alteration in prices. LIVERPOOL CORN-EXCHANGE, FEa.' 7._ 'Therewereifew buyers attended our, market this morning, 'and the trade ruled beavy. The holders sbowed no dispo-- 'sition to press sa es; and the prices of Tuesday were de- manded for every article 'in ...

... TEA TRADE-IMPORTANT. We copy the following important article from the Londoen Price Current of Friday, To mercantile readers especially it conveys information of the most interesting nature, and on this account we call their special attention to it. The writer says- His Majesty's Ministers, consisting of Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and the President of the Board of Trade, ...

... LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, FEB. 3-.The market was fully supplied with every description of Grain, and Wheat, Barley, Oats and Malt dull of sale; whilst Beans and Peas declined 6d. to Is. per qr. The appear. ance of the samples was better, although the show of damp, coarse, and inferior Wheat was large, and the good dry quantities still scarce, and, consequently, command a freer sale. In Bonded Corn ...

... The steam-ship Corsair, Peyten, for Liverpool, sails on Tuesday, at eleven o'clock forenoon; and the Chieftain,. Owens, on Thursday, at twelve o'clock noon. The Courier, Heather, for London, clears to-morrow. Schooner Ann, White, hence to London, has arrived safe The briggAstrea, Pratt, from Halifax, N.S. with timber,. deals, and staves, has arrived safe. Arrived the Salus, of Belfast, T. ...

... Yesterday the election of a Council and Officers of the Chamber of Commerce took place, when the following Gentlemen were chosen :_ ROBERT CALWELL, President. JOIHN HARRISON, Vice-President. C. B. GrtItsHAw, Secretary. CO IUNCIL. George Asb, Alexander M'Donnell, James Crawford, Win. John Moore, Charles Barnett, Lewis Reford, T. G. Folingsby, Valentine Whitla, James Goddard, Alexander M'Laine, ...

... BELFAST MARKETS-FEBRUARY 13. ?? 112Db. l'b ofl60z. Oatmeal ?? 9J. 5d@10 2 Tobaceolieaf 0 3 ® 04 Wi. Wheat 10 0 -10 6 ?? tae.,3 3_3 Reddo ?? 9 0- 9 ?? 939 Barley ?? 5 6-66 iO put.3 S 3-36 Oat . 4.10. 6 0 pigoaal 3 ?? 0 -3 3 6 Flourlst .. 18 0- O ,°Snuf ?? 0 ?? 2d 16 0-0 0Cigars Pdoz.0 9-.3 0 ?? . 3d 14r0 _15 0: /SugarTe ieO0 8-0 - 9 ?? 9 0-12 0 Butter scaleo 0 8 0 8- Bran ?? 0- U0 Beef ?? ...

... ENGLI-H MARKETS. LONDON CORN-EXCH;IANGEi FE. 14.-There- vas little of'any descriptionrof Gdrain fresh 'up to this day-s.., market, and wliat sales were effected were ?? prices, although -the trade was dull. LIVERPOOL CORN-EXCHAANGE, 1'FE-a 14.. We have had a large arrival of Wheat and Oats, and Oat- meal, since Tuesday. There were few buyers this morn- ing, and Wlit was rather lower. Oats at' ...

... - LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, JAN. 31.-A few vessels got up to this (lay's market from Suffolk and 'Norfolk, and the supply of all descriptions of Grain, dur- ing the week, may be considered large. Prices remain precisely the same as on Monday.-Arrivals: 6050 qrs. of Wheat: 10,063 qrs. Barley: 11,640 qrs. Oats: 1330 qrs. foreign Barley: and 6710 sacks of Flour.-TuESDAY, JAN. 2S.-Provisions-The ...