... 3CIs' a Me to. CORN EXCHANGE, LOND07r, JTanuary 29. The navigation of the Thames and the country eic1 canals being stopped, has caused the arrivals the Pas; w5 sa -J. be extremely small, and business has been on All qo t IO- mited stale. Wheat fully maintains the Plt's , Y week, and Flour landed sells at a little advance j,, P . y1 day Barley, Beans and Pease our currency is ssrscoall4 ?? ...

... DUNDEE.-Lin lus go off sily at or notationF thouigs a small adranee is d emandoeton ?? of flaxen f.bries, %vhi-li -re scarce, and which have been barely renaunerating the n uaaof.cturers. Yarns are also j as last, and fev sl.es mralring, frorn thie difliclityin having them clearned at pro'ent. The hlolders of flix are inclin- ed to deaaand a shade higher, and in some instances it has been paid ...

... 1attets. CORN EXCH&WGE, LOMDONT, January 31. The transactions in our market to-day have been al- very limited scale. for notwithstanidinq we have nat a ?? r, of frostat present, the river is full of floating ite, is that;i navigation continues interrupted and dtangerous. TleA 7-a, not any arrivals reported of any kind of Corn; altege;j business is nearly suspended. Dalkeith, February 1. We had ...

... -ippits Eateligfence Dublin, January 28.-The Brunswick Bell, of Leith, from Glasgow for Lisbon, enenuntered a heavy gale of wind off Strangford, and was obliged to put in here leaky. London, January 31.-The river is still partially co- vered with floating ice, and with the exception of the sailing of the Johns, Gordon, from Harrison's Wharf for Scarboro', all the other coasters remain at the ...

... Marftets. CORN EXC3HAIGE, LOI3DOY, F~ebruar y 2. We have a return of frost, with wind from norti .ej ID consequence is that the ice e-oe not *le;d is- fr.,, river, nor do any arrivals take place; lsriless is tiler, a staisd-still as respects sales ex ship, r ilo., al 1, ;1 qusys. Tioere are *ery few vessels nfw ill ii i t corn on board. From granary there are some n npler ,, ing of old ...

... Stipying IntirlIfLyMcit. Trmon, January 23.-The Harmony. of Irvine, Cap- tain Foody, which sailed from this on the 18th inst. for Toiulon, put back here last niglitleaky, after being as far as Dublin Bay, having encountered very stormy weather. The Alfied, Gohble, of Portsmnutb, parted from ber anchors at St licilaels on the 3d inst., and foundered with part of her cargo on board. Crew saved. ...

... i'w guM, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2. STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stocke -edio Stekls 4 Three per Cent. Redr. 92[j.Zdaa B-hds _ Three per Cent. Cunsols 901ii Annnoties (Jan. 1860) 15 Ditto for AccaintL,_., 92jl42 Do>. New (ditto) -14 11-1 Threeand Ilatfper Cents. I 'n o. (Oct. 1859) -14 13-1 Do. Rteduced -_ If1Xal Do. (Jan. 1830) - - Do. do. New ._ 100:' Do. (Oct. 158R) - Four per Cents. ?? - ...

... ,%bili'vilto littelliffeltre. WtEcit-Bprwick, Febriarv 2.-On several days pieces (of wree'k have been pickerl up on Spirtal beach. part of which hears the narme of The Happy RBeturn ; also sevecrl large handspolres with Whiteliaven on them. There also several pieces of derlk plank and fire- wood, likewise part of a boat. The opinion of the pilots is, that the vessel has been a Baltic ...

... STATE OTF TRADE. %IANCITESTEh', February 3-.Although there is stll but little business doing in goods or 5arn9, and priees eontinus without any improvement, there ha; been an increasinr inquiry ior cluth. and should the frost lenve u, and thle canals be opened, there is no doubt tha mucih more will be done. t HUDlDEnSVlEr.O' Ttuesday.-Tbero was a very goa demand for most descriptions of fiincy ...