... SHIPpING INTXLLIGENGE. DEAL, Fen. 3.-Witd N.E., ?? from the river and proceeded, the Rapid, Field, for liondth Austraiaf. Several Meo sels worked into the Dowos from the estward; names unknown.- FEE. 4, wind ?? blowing very etrobg ?? from the river and alled theWilliFaB urton, Paon, for tihaleC. Arrived andre. maom the St.James, Sebor, far NoVw Yorkt Afhlick, Ford, for Demerara; Falcon, ...

... MARKETSA. to LONDON CORN EXCHANGZ )nl IAnuo-.LANE, MONDbAY, JAN4. T'lit. ?? return of frost corly in rthe ptist we-ek causegeQ a- ho gatisit ii theT fhamins to retottutso obstructed by tir kM tr itd ~tIjpptie.3, jqititit thisda siuOitltnitiit, hove been of the tcu.,4 lid oar, nod thcre wet a fet oly o:1dsiivjls ivitt op (at'.s -, luod emit fir thnis dlay's titacket, bitt te .int mtll'c4 .S ...

... SUXPPING INTELLIGENCE. - A litil) A1 r T ooo.Itll~V2 Soocloigil, Phi illyt, - hoot, lt-or pot ; Ito-l~l', suttlertoo, striwtee IVlliihltSl loIhAM, .1 llogorIl~splO 11.ioei~ui't 'or~l, Itwoiu, 110.; (ilmosgowly l'itll1't Smaill, 110l~wa -1JULI0100, \Vliti'k, Neoast' (jno Plkol't, Oto';pho'I, Ilartite~ Io.-5. l''tgg, Nolite, 1luvrkhoittlill I (trmlitode, AtiIrr'iy, Clakrloailllmill [latloqojull, ...

... FROM TilE LONDON GAZETTE, Joan. 30. DECL&iRATIONS or INSOLVENCY. JAe:27. 2JOJIN HENRY RUSSELL, of Braton d street, tailor. 1,! Jan. 29. HENRY WILMOT SEALY, of 26, City-roads upholsterer. ..in. 2!. SAMUEL IELPHICKs, of 132, Rosemary S lane, victualler. C Jail. dO. ROBERT DAVIS, of Pidford-bouse, Isle of Wight, merchant. U ANKiL a VPTA. ROBERT ARCHER. late of Ingram-court, Fenchurchl-street, but ...

... JJ (A bridyedfrron Pt Mark-Lane Erpress, of fonday January 29.) The eountry Markets in England are kept in very liruited supply from the impediment which the frost places on water and land communications. Selected parcels of Wheat find sale only to needy customers at an advance of Is. per qr. iu several instances. All other articles of Grain remain firm. In Mark Lane the arrivals of Grain ...

... it ,oOFIYTD NTELLIGENCE. . U ...

... MONEY MARKET and CITY NEWFS. TUTESDAY. i Sone uneasiness is still shown in the English Sto k LMarket, in consequence of the uncertainty w hich exists as regards the conduct of the inhabitants of the American- Canadian border, and this evidently will not be removed until the receipt of further advices. Console have re- ceded to 91q to f both for money and the account; Ex- chequer Bills remain ...

... 3ELFAST MARKETS-TauSDAY, FEficJaRY 1, as, II 1c] a a 112tO. - _l J. atmea IOJ Od@s 6 6 obaccoeof O 6 0 O Wh. WJ'heat I1 0 1I 6 .ac. 3 4 _t3.3 Reddo .. ?? 110 1 63 3 3 Rarley ..5 6 7 4 ?? 3 6- - 3 3 Oats, Potan,.. 50_ 56 pigtal 3O- 6. POtWtO do 5 6-t O6Snuff ..3 ?? 0 Old Oats 0 0- ( 0 Cigar, doz. 0 9 - Supr. F/our.19 tS -000 %qar,rejf 0 9- 010 FlolEt ?? 6 0}0 0 Rtter g. 0 - O10 - 0 ...

... PROM kAUIL)AY NI(;ll'i!SGA'ZTTiE?,.Jtmi. 26. B. ImUPTS TO SUURlE NOOi IN II siI L-5TiPT. T. JONES, Iligh-street, Shadwell, slop seller, Feb.. 2, at half-past. eleven, March 9, at twelve. Solicitors, Alessrs. 'rempiet sud_0o., Great oTwr- street, B. E.YON, Northumberland-stteet, Strand, Navr ageit, Feb. 7, at one, March 9, at eleven. Soiicitor, Mr. Clayton,. Lancaster~place, Strand. BANiURPTS ...

... I|. IROOL MARETS. ; * - MoENDiqz, JAN. 29.-The veek's 'inports of al desrip. tisnS of grai are very lights 'and those 6f Vl'eiau oiud Oat- meal rtoderate. Since this day se'ntigiit .the bisinesa in 'Wreus has been on a limited scale, almost confined to the phraaoes reqiredtby ofsirfecal 'millers for bthe'supply of 'tlitg.iinnediate'w~ahts5 and thse improveme'nt then nbtedl npreshas not been ...

... 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 ?? ...

... MONEY MARKET and CITY xll SATURDAY. The greatest satisfaction has beetnfull ia f. tho intelligence received this niorniwis f'ols\ t as regards the conduct of the gosrnin)ntit ?? i s States respecting the cutting out of the Ciot r vessel; and the toic of the cotniltllijatitii fro5 t sident to the Legislature on the sutbject is [ o confirmatory of the general iniliressiin nu , viously prevailed, ...