... MARKETS, asus, &ac. At Noewastle marliet, on Saturday last, tleee was a fair'supply of Wlleat from the growers, as also Food coastwise arrivals, for which there was a ?? demand, at aim lar rates to last Saturday. Barley Was in good supply, and rather a slow sale, at our quotations. For Malt we continue to have very little enquiry, and late prices ate bare- ut daintaitied. The supply- Of Oats ...

... aariti4ft Ufportd. i Particular: of the lea4injq Articles of Britiegh Jfamtfacture er asd Produce, exported from Liverpool to Foreign parts, 4c., :er, dutrin the past wveek. BAZZE, ?? 6, 'Pernarbuco 4, Oporto 6 Brana, ?? 4, HobartTown 15, Batavia 50, Calcutta 10, Miaurtita 7, Barbadoes '19, Jamaica 165, St. Lucia 12, St. el Thoas 94, Charleston 21, 'NewYork 13 6avannah 15, Arica 25, ?? 16,7Lma ...

... SHIPPIzG IVT.&LLIGE'E DEAL, JAN. 3.-Wilnd fi.W., ?? and Pr the River, the Swift, Ward, from St. aiickhnAl'; Diligent 0ttr, ditto.-Renialnt, the Fanny Voase, ?? from Bremen o C cr Came down from the River and remaian with e n to'e 't the Mary and Jane, Sandford, for the Cape of Good Ho1 yd 1 . PoaRTsMOrTH, JAO, S.-Wind S.W., ?? lbe S tronsport, from Bermuda; SamsOn, Stutrgis, trem I Ind p- ...

... MONEY -ARKEV and CITY NEWS. THURSDAY. There has bcesn but ]ittle business tranekcted to-day in the English Stock Marhet. and its appearance generally ir muv h the saamlc as yesterday. Exchequer bills, however, are again 2s. bettr, being last quoted .at 49s. to 51s. prmcn. Consols left off at 9'2, huyers. ladsii bonds is. to 27s. prem. ; and Bank stock *24. to 205k. Foreign securities are ...

... I ' thr-,zrarkett, &c, MARK-LANI; Jan. 3.-Quantity Of Wbeat limited sale sluggish, and Mmi:iy's prices hsrely suiporteL We- were tolerably well suppJied with Bariley, trade doll, at l1 e rates. Superfine new Malt, which was scaic, ccmmadea a ready sale, at fully late rates: in other kinds of 1?fatJ next to nothing doing. Supply of Oats, . exceedingly large, and, for the most part, much out of ...

... MONDAY, JAN. 1,-We have had tolerably good supplies: of Irish Flour and Oatmeal since this day se'nnight, but moderate of all Grain, and Wheat having at the same titne met a better demand, generally rather higher prices have been obtained for it; the best Irish red has commanded 7s 10d, and good fair runs have brought 7s 4d to 7s 6d per 70 bs. Flour has sold at previous rates, and the stocks ...

... SECOND EDITIOi; I - LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. 7i'tO o'cl0ck, January 5,18381. We have not had much passing in the trade since Tucs. day, but full prices have been mrnintained for every arti- cle, and in some instances Irish Wheat, which is very scarce, has brought rather more money. The latest ac- tcounts from America ate not quite so favourable, but 5 shipments of foreign Wheat continue to be ...

... LON-DON CORN-EXCHANGE, MONDAY. JAN. 1.-Tbe arrivals of Wheat during the past week to this day's market have been moderate, and although ihe trade has not been very active, good samples have realized last week's currency; inferior descriptions also maintairt their price. Flour moves off slowly at late rates. Barley is taken off slowly; but prices are nearly supported. In Beans and Peas we have ...

... YARN TRAtDE. PROlOsaBo 2li, ASE Ok' IM.tIbS IS4 FRANCU. s Ox the subject of the yarn trade wthe copy the following important article fromthe Courier of Monday last:- A matter is at this moment under discussion in France that ought, to awaken some attention in this country. OurI readers, perhaps, may not be generally aware that during the' last, three or four Years there has been a rapidly ...

... VIARIIN INTELLIGENCE,. The Ann, Glbiori, tr5mnStinderlind, put Into Harrwic on the 29th ult. 'Jhbe sehooner Providence, Halbert, fromr Newcastle, struck ,the ground in Sualurd .ay, on the 24th ult., during a thlck fog, end weltOD oshore on the nhain. Tlse hchjoner Dove, Randel, from Newcastle, for auserosey, .put Inio Alderney on Sttuday week ; but, no Tuesday, In' work- Ing out of Akderney ...

... ONDON 2VA;LM.ETS. ?? the London New Price Current, Jan. 2.] SUGAat.-The West India raw market upened this day with a scanlty ad iudifferent assortbelnt iif floe yellosv descriptions tlere was scarcely auny (i esilv thler cwas very ?? business tranisacted, both gr ers aimd r elineus ?? sparingly, the demanid probably hiaving been clul~ckeld by tine puoiiti sales of Bfengal alrl tised for to-day ...

... Tomnmtr-tal. BRITSh INXDIA COASTING TRADE -The following are the regulations newly adopted. They appear to give much satisfaction :- Foreign ships belonging to any state or country in Europe, or in America, so long as such states or countries respec- tively remain in amity with her Majesty. may freely enter the British seaports and harbovurs in the East ladies, whether they come directly from ...