... SlMITHFIELD, MOSDAY, DEC. 14, THE CHR1STMA.AS C.ATTLE 31ARKET. The holding of thegrfac Christmas Cattle Market has heen invariably regarded with more than ustual interest not ordy by the agricultural body, but with the commar nity at large. This being the day appointed for that purpose (which, according to the arrangements for s ve ral years past. almost immediately follows the co tof the ...

... MONEY MARPKET. Q n4VgDWvnfr. ?? - SATURDAT, ONE OCLACK. The French advices to day are verysatisfactory. The meeting of the Assembly appears to have united dis- senting parties by the enthusiastic feeling of the po. pulation towards the new constitution. All other mat- ters tban the proceedings of Thursday have been for the time forgotten in the nOveltY of the new order of things It is to be ...

... ILOYAL NAVY. SHIPS IN COMMISSION, JULY 1843. of el Ayz At Ilome. Thle *ShIp,. Gnuls Commanders. cent St. Vincent ?? Captain Ii. Freeman Rowley HOs Caledonia ?? Alexander Milne flout Camperdown .. 104 .. F. Brace Senti C attie San Josef ?? ?? W. Burgoyne ot Poictiers ?? ?? H. Shirreff ot Ocean ?? Peter Fisther Excellent ?? Hastings A Astrea ?? Alexander Ellice sn W~arspite ?? Lord John ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANUE. Thursday. April 1, 1847. Our supplies since Tuesday have been very small, and the trade has remained fi:mn. The weather has been ungenial, and this morning we have had a heavy fall of snow. OUT market, THIS DAY, was held out of the usual course, but was well attended, and a fair extent of busi. ness was done in Wheat, at the rates of Tuesday. O Its were dull, and ...

... , Or.. - 4, n ?? a.. - .- [ill (Foms ?? News.) (if Let us liok at 111r. Feargus 0'Connor's be Land CJompany in the prospectus wbich pro- ric fesses to count the cost. W~e will suppose per- to fect honesty in its foundation, consummate skill Ifin in its management, and absolute truth in its ItOc preliminary estimates, A nd even thus we say, Lit that there is no chance whatever of its ivarkinlg ...

... I IIETROPOLITANW EWAGE MANURE I.. . _COMPANY. Before we proceed, -in accordance with our promis to shew what are the profits reasonably to be expected by the Company that has undertaken this great na- tional enterprise, we are desirous of correcting anz -t error into which we fell in our number of the 7th iost as to the present cost of manuring the market gardeas in the neighbourhood of London ...

... - I.JE '2J. Y 2.. - - ?? T'JESDAY _ ;i ?? ?? S .ic it?' tI i ' ?? lt's, Sc'7:s i t ri, Ir Ot-~eo iai.C'~tV1S ?? 1 is e ?? ?? C ?? fC ( C' 0? ?O51;t7t 5 ' koef 5 t'75 tt i' 71t' be2 n , 1 iut It 6 ' lel~~i~l't 1i~~i L; o~i!Id~~g~t6¢ vv Ci-l .iyJqi Li Oi g ti5i77 0.l~id 1li; jt' v 'S tP GJ ?? C.'5jt' dt7 ! ?? 1!i 'oJ t? t' Ict I ) ff!.i 07t t /( iit tol. 5'tdti} (!t CeiW b?)i ?? co? ylL .7; Lis ...

... (J)RN I EXCHANGE, f!ONYDAv, Nov. 1!. Iorin r the past wveek. theartivdis ofl l kinds of grain were mal.l and to this day's nlarket tte show of Fresh s~ailwes was only toderatet-t hea t: English, of whicjh the rjuantity on show was smell, and the condition 150 prctty fair. 7 as not freely taken off; at a decitae of per quoarter ftrm ft it ?? . New foreign was alo Is. !over, but 01d soldf ?? at ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MAY 8, ?? iz luy I maricet there wax a moderate 5U0pply of I English wheat irom Essex, but from Kent and tsuflik the show of samples was only small, ''The millers showed more disposition to purchase, and the stands l were cleared early at Is, perqr. more money. The l transactions it, foreign have been Dore extensive at a similar improvement and the trade wears a more ...

... .1 CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, AuG. 6. The weather to-day is surely everything that can be desired bv the farmer for ripening his crops, and a good deal of wheat is already cut in the southern counties. We have seen some rubbed.out samples of new wheat, which arehowever, by no meansremarkableforquality. The arrivals are large of foreign barley and oats.- Wheat: The fine weather affects our markets, ...

... | There was a good supply of wheat by land carriage I samples from Essex and Kent this morninrg, with a fair Df quantity of barley and beans, but a moderate delivery of I peas from all the near counties, and the fresh arrivals of De oats fiom eur own coast, Scotland, atid Ireland were not e large. '?'here have been moderate importations of foreign wheat, witl a few cargoes of othle articles of ...

... Duting last week the importations of foreign stock into London were as under:- 1. MPORTS. From whence Oxen. Sheep. Lambs, Calves. ! -Harlingen ?? 536 2247 65 2-24 Rotterdam. ?? 527 2012 52 152 Hamburg.. 6) 210 - 10 Antwerp . - - - 20 Nien Diep 8 3 503 - 94 Antigua . - I - - Total .. 1206 4965 117 500 A large number of the beasts reported in the above ar- rivals have come to band in tolerably ...