... (From the Tifles,-) We deeply regret that it is not in our power to congratulate the country upon the quarter's revenue. The decrease in the year ending on the 6th January, 1843, as compared with that which ended 6th January, 1842, is £922,030, while the decrease inl this quarter's caenue as compared with the corresponding quarter of the last year is nut less than £040,002. Ttlo greatest ...

... I Co RN\ EXCHfANGE-ItS lthis morning's market the supply fresh vp was shortif rai Esscx, batl tolerabily good of Spring Corn,, and the trade being rather brisk the former article has been taken; .!ff ait on improvemnent of 2;. per qr. on the prices of this day week. Barb-p has met a fair sale for mast descriptions, and the finest ?? hot-c realised foil Is. above lasi week's prices. In Oats ...

... SHIPPIN(i INT7ILLIGPNCB. LONDON, JAN, 11--Wind this day at noon, S.W., fresh breeze and fine. M.&ROATH, JAN. 10.-The Splendid, from Belfast to London, has been got off the Nayland Rock, and its here, after discharging about fifty tons of her cargo. RAMSOATS, JAN. 10.-The Alyth, from London to Alexandria, which put in here on the 7th instant, has been surveyed, found sea. worthy, and will ...

... The return of the average liabilities and assets of the Bank of England for the three months ending 31 st ultimo, exhibits, as compared with the last, a decrease of £230,000, in the anmountof the Circulation, and of£(;0,0l00, t in that of the Securities, while the Deposits have increased t 1 06,000, and the Bullion £346,000. As compared with the corresponding return of last year, there is an ...

... EXETER MARKETS. ?? ?? CATTLE MARKET.-Ira this market there was, as 64. regards number, a -very good supply Of FAr BrtLLOCKo, attil 2! although we cannot say things were brisk, yet Woo there noore of ft cheerfulness than of late we have sonietimos witnessed, and the b, best thiogs were sold. WVith respect to price, facts are ever t, I best criterion, thlerefote, in this way. in order to enoble ...

... .-J~NRvY MARKET and CITY NEWS. WEDNESDAY. ve have received a printed appeal on behalf of E 1e lIe(lders of Amterican State Stocks, addressed to 8 the liaskers, and capitalists, and to the press of I Lt3n~lolI,' suggesting thiat a public demonstration of s nglish feeling should be made against the violation f oi' rtheir public engagements by several of the r Ainirican States, through ...

... HULL PRICE CURtRENT.-JAN. 12,1843. 3, CATTLE DO,S ,eTon SI ?? 26 0 4 .50 La FLAX, RimoWP .ftA , per Cwt * 2 3 0 ?? 25 00 Light P.T.R. 2 0. 0. ?? 2 0 1 3- ?? ?? 2 0 ?? 0 e ?? 00, 0O00 ?? ?? 00 S.PT.1. ?? ?? 200 ?? ..I14 0 ?? 1170 d Potersbure ?? 0 0. 0 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 I0 21orvnij2 lcheode ?? ?? 2 0 0 0 O ?? 0 o..0 0 0 LO Flemish, ?? o 0 ?? 4 0 1) Dutch ?? 0 450 Ca Arehanigel Otboeroey ?? ?? ...

... ,STAT OF TRADE. - ?? -1. -Th. ir LANcAsI1IRE, WRDNSD0AY, JANUARY. 11.-The silk trade at a Manhoester, Middleton, Leigh, ann Failaworth, has a better ke appearance, and rmny of the large mninufacttsers areexpeeting 5t Is a brisker trade than for many years pest, but at PreseiA the is weavers are badly off. The cotton trade at Bolton has a good St ..y appc ranoe. Qulltings maintain a very brisk ...

... -tbewoot irtic Curreat. Til THURSDAY, JANUARY It. 1842. and COLONIAL PRODUCE -British Plantation Sugar has been any V in fair demand, and very full prices obtained for 200 hogsheads, been (chiefly Antigua and Barbadoea,) 800 bags Muiis n 0, at vat amoutin to531 hoabeas DmerraS~l bag Maritusanddoing Foregn ontnuosin ooddemnd fom athrefiersandox.Pease ;~'rcrs 10 caes nd 00 arrls razl hve ...

... Kill-part6. to A FRICA. Win. ~aflabbore, 1lsionlnewvay, fin Africa, with IO0 ck cpalmrO isO oil, 3 ek wine. A-iett ?? Ierningsay-Ch4 Dk G.,It II, M uri-0en, fin Cape of' Good HolpVe, with 30 p 40 hf p wviie, i) nial-mon ind lixon-72 hil p runi, S34 b1 w11 t hIdes, 1C0 orl.er-IlI Ig btiul timber, Zvilcheribart and co-60t bones, 1 Dixori-Q Dk EAST INDIES. CDirrvc, Freemn-, fin Ca'cutta. with 7S5 ...

... MONEY MARKET AND STOCK INTELLI- GENCE. CITY, WonVESDAY,-The Stock l- Iathet is ?? to-day, and the speech of tle King of the French has imparted addi- tional firmness. On the Spanish Stoeig the influence of the King's Speech appears to be ratiter unfavovsirable than otiler- vise, the allusion as to interference, so far as huttmanity prompt- ed, not beieg looked upon as indicative of a ...

... teasulre,-D. .V.. ?? ire romt the London Gazelte of Fridau. Jan. 6. 4tltI I a PILE, George, and William James Bernard Staunton, wine ard Sara- too spirit merohante, Salvador-housne, Bishopsgate-street.WithOut, Al In Middlesex Al Ite MANNING, Thomas, grocer, Hlig-t Camden-town, Middlcesex A'll it-WHITE, Hugh, builder, Topsham, Devonsohire Ft to SWALLOW, John, son., John Swallowv, jun., and ...