... LONDONMARKETS-MONDAY. -0 oat CORN EXCHANGE. aum We have to report the arrival of a very limited supply of English Dut Wheat lip to our market since this day se'rnaight, colotwise as well as by laend carriage and sample, the quality of which was tolerably good. In consequence of the small quantity on the stands, anid the large attendance of both London and country buyers, the, demand for all ...

... MIONXEY MAnRKET and GIT'Y Nz~W,* F a | T UES DAY. bat Several small Parcels of monley stock wverc Ofhri ,, 331 onl the market to-dlay b~y thle pub~lic, Oll aeCOttilr, *ch parties who hlave been takingO adlvantige oft il, a t presenlt highl prices of thle English1 Fundfs tn reiab ao thleir pro fits, anld Consols in consequtence haxe giz,( ,bb way 4 per cenlt., thie last price, h-)th for MIone ...

... [PROM THE ANTr-DREAD-TAX CIRCULAR OF TUESDAY.] We beg particular attention to the following letter, which has just reached us, written by Mr. Gladstone, of Fasque and announcing his belief that no alteration is contemplate J by the governmoent in the existing corn laws. Extract of a letter from Mr. Lindsay, of the Dundee Union Bank, Montrose, to M~r. Gladstone, of Fasque, dated the 30th of ...

... By a return of wool exports and imports during last year, we observe that the total number of pounds of wool exported from Liverpool in 1842 was 2,585,162, of which 454,444 were British, and 2,130,718 foreign. The total of imports was 54,399 bales, of which 5,934 were from Australia and Van Dieman's Land, 15,124 from Peru, 2,097 from Spain, 3,228 from Buenos Ayres and Monte Video, 6,870 from ...

... LiVERPOOL MA RKETS. hm RIEVIEWV OF THE LIVERPOOL COTTONT WARRKET FOR THEx weftK re. ENDING 'RtIDAT, JANT. 13. Ile We have had a moderately fair demand for Cotton Rilssathi iiday ed soe'rnight, and a goad qnaiitity has bken sold. The mnarket bus beca' freely supplied with the new crop of American, ait oar lat ycias. to titles. Surals have not undergone ally change, but Itranki baoe bren asore ...

... I LONDON MARKBTS-SATURDAY. CORN ARRIVALS. The followilig are the arrivals of Corn, Puise, Seeds, and Flour, in the port of -London, during the week ending January 7:- ENG;LISH : Wheat 4,950, Bnrley 8,2a5, Malt 7,191, Oats 4,012, Beans 091, Pens 394, Mustard Seed 300, andl sundry other Seeds 58 quar- ters; Flour 7,853 sacks. ScoTcit Wheat 46, Barley 3,180, Malt 10O, Oats 0,502 quarters. IRISIH ...

... I LONDON NAR.KTS-FRIDAY. CORN EXCHANGE. The arrivals of English Wheat up since Monday huve been ver) limited and of middling quality. For the finest parcels of both red and white we have had a steady, but by no means brisk inquiry, at late rates, but 1in all other kinds next to nothing was passing. There was a fairaverage quantity of free foreign Wheat on offer, but owing to the high prices ...

... WOOL MAkiETS-SATURDAY. LZZD8.-Engish: The business dene during the week has been much the same as for some weeks past. Prices are steady, aoldstocks low.-Foreign: There is not anything new to report tlIs week. Prices are firm, and manufacturers buy of the raw moaterial very Cautiously. LIVEi5POOL.-The transactions in Scotch Wools have beon Ilmited this week, but prices save continued unaltered ...

... MONBY MARKET and CITY NB1WS. WEDNESDAY. The English Funds continue to advance, Console being nowvquoted 94f to 3f ex div. for the opening; Three per Cents. Reduced, 951; Three-and-a-Hall per Cents. Reduced have advanced to 102 to A, being a rise of nearly ^ per cent.; New Three-and- a-Half per Cents. 101 ex div. for the opening; Exchequer Bills, 59s. to 61s. prem.; Canada Gua- ranteed Fund, 2f ...

... THE BB-VENUE. An ABSTRACT of the NET PR ODUCE of the REVENUE of GREAT BRITAIN, In the Years and Quarters ended ' ith January, 1812 ~148soon h CUSTOMS-Cnneolidated Dutie . Bigp Duty applicable to uonaulldated Fund ..,, Sugar Duty applicable to Supplies . TOTAL CUSTOMS.. EXCISE .. .. . STAMPS .. .. TAXES . .. PROPERTY TAX POST-OFFIC .. . . CROWN ...

... CoRLN H AItMETl-JAN UARY 20. Wje have had a better supply of English WHEAT this week than usual, and the continued daapacs of the weather occasions samples to come to hand in vor indilierent condition. Owing to the dull state ot the Market on Monday last, and the decline in pricee, several runs are left undisposed of to-tiay. We note no fufther change shine the be~nnilg t' he eek but very few ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. Ti, LONTDON, JAN,. 25.-Whild this day at noon, liglt airs franl tI, I westivard ltnd Cloudily. POnTS)Iot'ria, JAN. 24.-Wind NV.S.W., hazy. r- RYE, JAN. 24.-Talie F~enclon fronm Antwverp to thle llovitnuit, a1n rc Diasiln from H-avre to Antiverp, aire ashore on lrongeness. KIiNGSTOWN, JAN. 23.-Thto Caroline Of New'castle, is retiorrr.j '.wrecked oear Mizeni IleadI on tite ...