... SATrURiDAY EvENi1,T(;l-T*o produce martkets are per- fiec:ly quiet. Spelter is worth about C£3perton. A parvel of Scotch l'ig Iron has been sold on board in the Clyde at thc very low price of g2 per ton. The Tea Ularket is quite st a stand still ; 8t,O61) packages are declared for ssle on Tuesdtay next. THE MA\NUFACTURING DISTRICTS.-SATUnDAY. i.tuCK uitnN.XVery little business has been doing ...

... CE. IM1PORTANT TO MARINERS, TIhie following hos been received at Lloyd's'.- 11Workington, Feb. 10. It is intended to eutstituto ta htalf-inch of red gloss oi tihe light- house here, iinstead of the white now lin use, to distioguith the light from othtiect slung shore ;as elsa frota the coatl-pit tires.'' L.ognone, FElt. 23.-Wind this day at noon tight breeze frost S. to SE a luyat tiutes. ...

... SOUTH WVESTERN RAILIWAY COMPANY. _ ;- - On Saturday the half-yearly general meeting of share- holders in the above undertakhing was held at the station Nine Elms, Vauxhall, to receive the directors' report, and for the declaration of a dividend. Mr. T. Chaplin, chairman of the Board of Directors, presided. The minutes of the last meeting having been read aid confirmed, Mr. ALFnRD MORwAN, the ...

... (From Tuesday's GAzETrrg, Feb. 7,1643.) ST. JAMES'S PALACE, JAN. 26. The Queen has been pleased, on the nomination of Lord Forester, to appoint James Tyler, Esq., one of her Majesty's Honorable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, vice Macintosh, retired. FEe. 4.-The Queen has been pleased, on the nomination of Lord I Forester, to appoint Joseph Skipp Lloyd, Esq., one of her Mnjesty's Honorable Corps ...

... MR. GLADSTONE Senior, AND FREE TRADE. ad [FROM A COR RESPONDENT.J l e have no wish to criticise severely the twaddle slit of an old gentleman in his eightieth year, but really $ if the Post and the Standard will cry it up as oracu- at lar, it may be worth notice at least asa specimen of [d; the stuff of which their oracles are made. )W, MIr Gladstone, senior, it seems, will not allow Alihis ...

... MONDAY. An unsuccessful efflort was made to obtain an ad- vance in the funds, upon the satisfactory result of the debate in the French Chambers, on the question of the right of search. Consols touched 948 to 5; but that price was not long mnintained. Tle mar- ket soon receded to 94-l- to B, and at the close of business had declined to the level of Saturday, the last price, both for time and ...

... I LONDON MA RKXTS-FRiDAY. I CORN EXCHANGE. We have to report the arrival of a very moderate supply of English Wheat tip to our market this week, consequantly the standt to.day were poorly supplied with samples. The attendaince of buyers, how- ever, belisg smrall, the demanid for that article was in a sligegish siate, at last Monday's quotations. In foreign Wheat to little was doing that the ...

... C TIre Liverpool Albion has some remarks on the present condition of the cotton trade. It seem's that at no period have prices reached so low a figure within Id. per lb. as at thepresent. Heretofore, cotton has always been consi- dered a speculation, when fair quality could be ob- tained at 6d. the lb. The price now is 44d. The esti- mate crops in the United States still range from 2,000,000 ...

... CITY, SATURDAY EVENING. The accounts from America brought by the Caledonia are stated to be of rather a more favorable nature. We hope they will continue; so far there is great room to improveMent- America is beginning to find out that it is not to her insterest to be dishonest. Therefore,Weve are not surprised that the pro- postl of an assumption of the repudiated State debts by the ...

... FRIDAY EVENING. THE DISTRESS OF THE COUNTRY-ITS CAUSE AND REMEDY. The end of all legislation-the object of all Government- should be to promote the happiness, contentment, and pros- perity of the people. In the very nature of things there must be prosperity and adversity, riches and poverty; but such a thing as abject pO- verty and starvation overwhelming those who are able and ,,willing to ...

... GREAT LEAGUE FUN]D. A numerous and respectable meeting of the advocates of commercial freedom, residing in St. John's-wood and Port- land-town, was held on Friday night, at the Pine Apple Tavern, Portian-marlet, for the purpose of forming a District Anti-Corn-law Association, to co-operate with, and carry out the views of, tbe National Anti-Corn-law League. ARTHUR WALiER HlYDZ, Esq., was ...

... tiRVIEWy OF' THE LItVFRPOOt, COTTON MARCKET FORL THE WEEK 13ttIO~l FRIDtAY, FieE. 17. Thu gneralaspec of or maret ha bee dull1 this week, anti thouh itfai detandlineexised.AmercandescrIptions must be 21 quote i~d andIn sme istanes id pe Qlb eo tile rat(8 Of Fri. slaylas thedepesson i prcee s ologtlier attirilsutafale to tin 15 eagrnes t sel ehiite bylssde~s wo oe coutitiuei to press if ...