... r- COTTON.-In the early Dart of the week the market evinc. I' e ed considerable firmness, and full prices were generally co v obtained; but ?? the last few days, the disposition to wl d sell has incrcased, and the annexed quotations show a re- ay t duction of id. to id. per pound in nearly all descriptions, TI h The sales alnounlt to 18,260 bags, anid consist of- Tl d. d. d. d re, r- 220 Sea ...

... APPENDIX TO -H M NTLY; REPORT OF THE 'WOOLLEN TRADE. _I . I _ . .. .- i ?? . THE CRN LWS AN ,TH CURRENCY atl co1N1TINVElD.. h Having discussed the Corn Laws, 'we proceed to -a I brier Exposition of our views on the Currency question; and as O we confined nyu'rensalks on tin, formier subject to on Ie aspect of atl it-viz., the bearing of~the Corn Laws -on the'capalbiiijv of the no British ...

... I Zbe .ffattc, &r . I AVERAGE PRICE & DUTY ON FOREIGN GRAIN. Weeklyv Averages by Imp. Qe. Avresages from torr'esponsdtig from the Gaz. so Jan. 12, i837 Ga. in last year,Jan. 13, 1256 S. d,j S.d. BWheat L2 58 4 Wheat _59_ 0 Brtey 2S tO Barley, - _ &S! Oats_ 2~~0 1Oats 14 ItI . ye. _ 31 3 6Rye --- 11 6 Bcanss . . 32 1 1iBeans 4t o Pens 3 3 S1Peas 3 2 5 el PReSENT DuaY ON FoRseiN CORN -Wheat ...

... 1 M',MOM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Jan. 9. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. JANUARY 16.-CHARLES VINCENT SMITH ad ROBFRT EDWIN GOULDING, of Totten- e'm-,ourt-road, linen-drapers. BANKRUPTS. JH0N SMITH, of Little Warner, street, Clerken- ?? funeral carriage maqter, Jan. 23, at half-past tvre and Feb. 27, at halt~past one, at the (Court dHankrnptcy. Mr. Da;vid (Cmmana, official assignee, , sFinisbury-square ...

... NItE WOOL TRADE, London, Thursday Bvessing. fi a fiast of the series of public sales of Colonial and Foreign Ii sls commenced on Tuesday last, and there have been since trionatqus ties ofth same stapleoffered to the trade. The 51 Tdance of buyers has been rey nunmerous, arid a spirit hao !astod to purchae: sehich hae not hee wvitesser dfr many C. past. a G ~nAE ol LEEDs.-The severe weather ...

... LOCAL MARKETS; YESTERDAY'SWA -E WXlELJ CORN I MARKET. The canals having been closed for the last four days, we have a short supply of all Grain here to-day. The millers, generally, are not sufficiently needy to have recourse to land carFiage, but w hat Wheat is sold is at au advance of Is. per quarter. Barley is in fair demand and Is. per quarter dear- er. Beans without variation. LEEDS ...

... FROM1 FRIDAY NIG.!I.'S GAZETTE, ?? I ?? DECLARATIONS OF ILNSODVENCY. G. HAINES, Kilsby, Northampton shire, grocer. IV. STEPI-1ENSON, Stokesley, Yorkshire, linen' mn~aftl~cture-. B. L-IASKELL, UTatford wheelwright. DANKtUPTS' TO SURR(ENDEII IN BASINGIULALL STRUEET. 1W. KETTLE, Ware, 1lertfordshire; linen&, draper, .Jan. 19, at halt~past twelve, Feb. 23S ait eleven.. Solicitor, Warue, Leadenhall ...

... BLESSINGS OF A REFORMED GOVERNMENT ! Sir Franeis Head, Salaries, Income, and share of Seizure by means of Spies and informers £5000}. His Clerk John Joseph, Salary and perquisites £1250. Judge Ubbinson, two offices £2000, and perquisites. Judge Macaulay, £1000 and perquisites. Judge Arrhibahl M'Lean, £100D zand perquisites. Judge Jonas Jones, £1000 and perquisites. Judge L. P. Sherwood, £1000 ...

... v ?? ., vanlv a limited num January 1.i-There was only a limited number of land samples sent up from Sussex, Kent, and Suffolk, consiSt- ing of Wheat, Barley, Beans, and Peas; anid from the navigation of the Thames being very much impeded by e ice, In ca neequlence of a continuance of intensc frost, few ol of the fresh parcels of grain were offered for sale and de scarcely any vessels have ...

... w3ort of pul[ 3limporto, B Prox the 61h to tle l2th Janu-ary, baih iatduskr*. Amitv of Aberdeen, Leslie. from St. Joln, N. B.- B 311, 17men-170 pieces birch timber. 65 piecesfil timber, 35c I qr 25 deals. 10 deal ends, 7c 2 qrs bat tens, 9 fathoms hatbwood. HIuiderness and Cniiton agents. Ceres of K-nizsbPrg, Becker, from Pi;lin and Konigsberg, P 150, 7 mien-724 quarters lins ed. 70 bags ...

... ;: J- , MARI ETS. I l 1 *LONDON COt~EXCHANGE. MARK-LANE., MONDAY, JAN. 15. There was, only a Iwaited mnumber ofloand samples sea,- up from kSussezx, Kent, and Vuftlk, suisting of Wheate Barley, Boans, and Peasi, and from 'the'litivigation of that Thames beingv vry Iuhnpddb'ie.ncneuneo continuance ?? int~aes firost, few of the. frhprcels ofgrian wore offerea for sale, nud srarce'ty iny vessl ...

... I : chit .iffart% t&. SMITHFIELD, Jan. lS.-Owing to te being exceedingly severe, the pastnres were bifre of winter tt= age, and the prices of dry fodder very high, many fartnre and graziers have sent this morning a large quantity of steer stock, which formed a large portion of thebullok supply. Another cause has likewise tended very materislly to increase the quantity of store stock offering, ...