... the Emily, from Dmetorara: Baillicand Co. 24iflids 30 trcs 10 barrels d sugar; DD ilel and Sons, Itf hhds ditto In the louisa, froat Sr. Mlielaels: Wait and James, 4S7 boxes oranges, I ' - boxes lemoas . In the Albion, from Dublin : Parsons & Co. I bale 11 boxes linen; Smith ad ICo. I ditto; Brown & Co 6ditto TZ Kilsbv 2 ditto; i.ow & Co. I ditto; Cole & Co. 2 trusses I box ditto; S. X*aring, ...

... BRZSTOL AND w 1ETER MAII.WAY. We this week print the statement of the Receipts and Expenditure, as presented to the half-yearly meeting of Proprietors at the Merchants' Hall, on the 23rd ult., but which was unavoidably omitted in our last. RECEIPTS. To Capital on 15,000 shares, at £5 ?? £75,000 0 0 DeductPaymentsretained by Land- owners in respect of Shares held in exchange for Land ?? 60 0 0 ...

... I (Fromn the Globe.) It A deputation, consisting of Mr. Maury and Mr. Oxley, is representing the American chamber of commerce and the t, tobacco association at Liverpool, and of Mr. Purnell and t Mr. Wills on behalf of the manufacturers of Bristol, is now in town for the purpose of obtaining a reduction of the duty h upon tobacco. For this reduction they had a powerful ad- tr vocate in the ...

... uanea SCal.es. 481 rPRcIs. Beasts.. . I23 A.stses ?? . Beef, per wt ?? SOs. to 56# Sheep .. 758,'Pigs . 71 Uutton, per ?? 604i7d Horsesa ?? 0 Suckingditto 10 Pigs, per score, 7s. td. 8.. 6d BRISTOL CORN-EXCHANGE.-THaraSnAr. WHp, A. S. st r. d d. a. £ s s English per bushel.. 0 7 9 Pigs' Peas per bushel 0 0 ii e Irish . ?? 6 f 7 G BAS. Welsh .. itt 6 1 0 i tglsh, per bushel S 0 f o e 0 Fereign ...

... XMAILZMT INZLLZGMC:C (Front the NMew London Price Curreet of Feb . r SUGAR.-In the West India market much buinessb done, both the refiners and grocers purchasing freely, prrti of the strong grcy aid good bright yellow qualities, for sshi 'iV have paid an advance on last week's rates of Is., bft ?? sores there has been little request, and the prices rcnaini r lr 1 same as last week ; the ...

... O-N D-O A=.A = . LO.N'DON Il ARKETS;I,..- -lO-NDAY.E (7OliN EXC1L'AXGE -T/sere weas ,n ode rate supplal of Wheat ?? tuorning, anod the finef. dery ctamplet tente qif full ats owcl a, oil I'll# .iion'lay; the bnferior samiple~s were dull onl ?? of thse fineit quoplit', noninitained loot me~llS' prtices; hot I/se Distilling and Grinding, oorto wvere heaevy on ?? ?? of M1allt al riot large, tot ...

... (X ,tractedfroee the Mark Lae Exprem&.) With the exception of a minor failure on the corn market, connected principally with the malt trade, and which on Wed- nesday cast an additional shade of gloom over the business in IMark Lane, the credit of the market has been firmly supported. though the distrust generally prevalent, and high rates of dis- counts, when the brokers' char ges are added, ...

... in The supplies of Wheat are moderate, and large of tlour. The ad condition of the wheat is improved within the last few weeks. Tlis te- wheat trade opened briskly this morning, and factors asked gener. DE ally Is. per quarter advance; but we had~ a dull sale at the close d .ry the market, and the prices of this day week were Only supported it There is a sale for dlour at late quotations. For ...

... - Our Leather Fir comnmenced on the 7th instant, with a good supply of most descriptions; tbe attendance of buyers wras small, more extensive sales, however, were effected than was anticipatvd, but stocks generale continue heavy.-SoLE LEATHER: There was a large supply of Butts of all weights, and Foreign Hides, ?? which the demand was inadequate. The Stocks of Ofhal were rnuch reduced, and ...

... the Prince Bouillon, from Jersey: J. Darey, 30 coils cordage,6I ?? junk, I case wine; Order, 3. casks cider, 207 bushels apples Io the Julia, from Guerinsey: Order, 22 csks wine, I pipe2 hhds;. r-, 5 cases wine, 4Y, tons bones and hoofs In the Janus, from Antwerp; Bickley and Co JO tons, linseed cake Ir the Expressfrom Dublin - Parsons and Co. 9 boxes linen- i. Kddibr ditto; Messrs. Wintle, 2 ...

... REVIEW OF THE (CON TRADE DURIRd THE PASI' WEE~K. (z.rtrniledffOr owntile 11Jir Lane E.rpress.) t I The continaiince of fine seasoniable weather has been extremely beneficialforallagriculturaloperatiols, bothlin Englandsireland and Scotland: considerable proghess has been made in sowing, and the youn.g \V heatsin thisecountieson which the metropolis is more depenlelnt furllse pp}ly, are ...

... LOND O)N l MARK lveS.-MONI)AY. ?? /?XCHANGE.-Thi' a~rvirus thii norntine, 01. tnoileruti' wiith. I ei the excepitiion of 1Irb/i Oats, of ,nichs/ t/ier, is aI' 'a blvall/n ut.pply. It host I I), fully, suaporeto ta'l itlundayss' prirej, illiu Ihe, qunt0 05nJ bo o,is,l eof 1a'aj/i't F 1: 7hone it little A/ait fit Inarket, anid III, fillet Gh/iflipiv~ ?? tranllill ?? p1c. (,iIt, ae-e dtll pn itle ...