... DovEn, MARCH lO..-- Sailed vesterday his Majesty's packet Cru sader, with the mail and dispatches, for Calais. Arrived yesterday his Majesty's packet Firefly, with a messenger from Calais; also his Majesty's packet Salamander, with the mail and dispatches from Ostend. Sailed to-day his Majesty's packet Firefly, with the mail and a messenger for Calais. arrived his Yajeqtvs packet Crusaderwhh ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE-MONDAY. Although the arrivals of most descriptions of Grain fresh up to this morning's Market were very limited, the trade in general was dUll; and notwithstanding Wheat was not cheaper than during the palst week, scarcely any but the finest qualities could be disposed of: a great deal comes to hand very rough, and such has no demand. Bar- ley maintains the quotations of last ...

... MfOPJEy MAAEET.-MQNmiy, Letters and Papers have been received this afterl0 from New York to the 10th instant. They state that it commercial matters, affairs remained in a very unsatisact. state. Several additional failures Iad occurred in Nea York, Boston, and Philadelphia, and, money remained e trenely scarce. There was rather a better demand for ti United States' Bank Shares, which had risen ...

... MONEY MARKET.-TEASDAY. There has been a complete absence of arrivals of import. ance from the Continent in the City to-day. TIhe letters from Paris contain no news of interest. The Public Securi. ties have upon the whole been in rather a more firm state to-day, but the transactions are extremely limited. Cowlo,. for Account opened at 91 and left off this afternoon at 91. The improvement in ...

... LONDON -A- CORN EXCHANGE.-P.IARK LANE, L(NONV. MONDAY, MARCH 3I.-The show of %ihe~t, Barl. Beans, and Peas from Essex, Kent, and Suf ,I limited, and of these articles we had aoert Wras aery plly on sale from other counties ; but of Oats the arrival; ,since Wednesday have been considerable, principally fomn Ireland ; and there were also a few parcels of' Wh'eat frome ?? was a steady demand for ...

... TO MANVUFACTURERS 4- TRADE UNIONS. I have been asked what you will say to my new viem -of the Corn Law P to which I answered, I will convince 1 them all of the truth of all the allegations in it, for men with common sense and common honesty, must give way to a eelf.vident propositions, which are past all contradiction, ti etpiliut by 'the vain and the foolish, who use invective for e ...

... MONEY MARKET.- W'DNESDAV. In the Stock Market to-day there has been again a waint of animation, and the prices of Consols. both for money awlg account, have slightly given way from the quotations of yes.- terday. Consols for Account opened this morning at 91 A subsequently fell to 91, and at the close of business this at. ternoon, 91* sellers was the more general quotation. Coln. sols for ...

... PORrUGUESB FINANetACL S'TAME'Ni'. FRMTHE usa4oN CsifONsCA OF TuEF I5TH FEBRUARY.] 11y the last pakets we have received the London Journals, in the columns of whicrh we have seen a financial question of the Portuguese Govenmet rpeaedlydisussd. hatquestion we have already slihtl aludd t inourNo 2(, o th 1th instant, by referring to a coresondnceextrcte frm Te Curier, but we'deemo it both Impotan ...

... [FROM LlOYD'S.1 DEAL, APrIL 1.-Wind E. N. E,, moderatcArrived from the riv er and sailed the Charles Grant, Hyde, for Bombay. The Koili Ca;a-It sailed for the river this morning. Arrived the London, Ball, f-lili Messina. POaRTSMOUT, Apn11. 1.-_Wind N.N.W. to N.-Passed by the 1O- lience, Cook, from Mauritins, sailed the l5th Dec., Cape of ' Hope 14th Jan., and St. Helena Ist. Feb. MARGATa, ArIL ...

... LO11NDON AJARKETS.-MONDAY. COR1N EXC~HAYGE.-AlthnghTihe arrients of most dtescripotions a! Grain fre/ih up to this mor.nisng'. market uresere ver limited, the trade iSS goericit swas (tult; and, notwoithstandin~g Wfhendt was Fiat cheaper thaon duriny the post week, searceety any but the finsest qnpt (ties cosdd bce disposed ~a greate #e comes 1s 1pmod -v7ruai te nr hai ,s6 demand..- oenes no ...

... Mtarfvete. ILIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, April 1, 1834. The delivery of Wheat from our own farmers is at present very small, but thearrlvalsfrom Irelundeontinueonalliberal scale, and much exceed the demand. A few parcels of Irish Wheat were taken during the week on specalation; and a r moderate quantity was retailed to the towlt millers at abost s the prices of last Tuesdsv. There has ...

... TIHE MARKETS, &c. HULL CORN UARKET. 4PRIL I.-The corn trade here has assumed a firmer ap. pearance during the week, there being generally bel:er accounts from the markets in the West of Yorkshire and L ;n_ cashire; and to day there has been a fair demand ror Whcnts at an advance of Is. per qr. over the rates of last week: the condition is now such that more confidence is given, to any buyers ...