... }SECOND ErITII to in. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHAWQ-E,_ nd Two o'clock, FrH4'ty. F~eb. 10, I B43. 1w5 Buslinessi very inactive to-day. No alteration in price$ )ri' je8 since Tuceday. era UNITED STATES. ?? de Th s pokpaie-sb South Amterica, which was tls as, eraplwd yesteedssy morning, off Hoelyhead. arrived In otiefrt fin. thnis day. at ten O'Clock,sand by her we have~ received a file of the ino Nw ...

... LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKE'T, Fib. 9. ninct L1VR01~rUUJL ZtlAAOT 5 ?? 9. ar fhcta HALT-PASTr FOUR O'CLOCK5(. ited, (FrEUR;th Od a~rebrilkers' Stalestilart) 1,11 by RAILWAYS. . P1aid. rl~Wlah'(Y ?? Ihallway .._.flu0 0 0. o0 .. d this DtoureShares ?? 23(: 0 000..l th1 ?? a'd PrasmL~in ?? i.. 5 0 00 . ates. 1'NOW M aros ?? i7 10.. 0 tO0 . lealt a ?? IOU vi i10d1 Bristol anti Hister: . ?? 0 0 hich. ...

... %Mnk. ruptot &f, d A.Aeidoder, c~oah, maker, ?? COLE George, grocer, oheesiantinger, aniai6pkeepsr, Baxiley- heatil Kent (iOW12R, JIohn good, grocer and general shopkeeper, Lowea-, toft, Suffolk GILLIIAN, Jeremiah, grocer and linen draper, Stowkley, Buck- Wlahano WIXON, Alexander,-- David Winton, srn4 James Webber, warebousemen, WO(d-etreet, Cheapside, London EMSON, John. the younger, ...

... eed, to NEW COMMERCIAL CONVENTION Uis. WITH RUSSIA. ?? I y I- The pompous announcement of a treaty of commerce (, with Russia, in the Speech from the Throne, reminds us )f of the description we hare reod of a marmyuvre commonly n practised in a Spanish hull-fight. WVhen the Matador y misses his blow, he slips dexterously aside, waving a d little red flag before the eves of the enraged animal ...

... 4tffTtplxq flteLttfence. *y FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3.-Wind N.W. fresh. Hfenrieitia, Lo: gford, and LHerculean, Grind-ll, from Calcutta at St. liclena alnid of Moon. BIlalce. from Cape of Gnod Maipo at ditto Anmzoll. lIollnes, sailed ro.t St. Ilelena for London. 20t1hDeo. I ?? JVinch, hence at Saoltal artha Mailaoy, J ,tie., herie! lit Malaza Rmusoi,, Grauinre, Ferguson. hence for Oporto,at Kirsale ...

... STATE'OF TRADA - hi9 , HttS AXt VV`WzmmnsuY Pan. 8.-The sdk trade at Mm h bis etlr. r dlTtoa, Wallp. P1aiswertb, and the nelghbouriifir tde 'towns, ismeueh slacker than nit ws a lortnight e -:handlcOOm P the lieavieg of elik goodse il deereasing, but the efil goetal. upon o d S power -ooms, Increase every week. ho.ne few ?? of ., 4lanc y ?? a n moderite request; silk dyers and printere- !Ohs ...

... T HE TIMBER TRADE. the We observe that Messrs. Cialtoner, Boughton, & Co., .sle of this town, in their annual circular for the year. eni i?8 was the ilot jistant, ?? high approval of the new tatrI ho e8t tar as it relateo to the, timber trade, as likely to lead to ny, an incalculable extension of thitt trade both general and It a colonial, but the latter in patticular; but condemrn the was ...

... tiberpoot iprirtd Current. I THURSDAY, FEB. 9,1I43.Lb N.B.-An ?? of 5 pereent.oil the annexed rates of duty i and of 44. per gallon on all spirits, becamg payable on and T after the 15 hof May, 1840. I t, * Dh:woTmaRISING. t DINNOTE6 VALLIltO. a-. COLONIAL PRODUCE. INDIGo continued. a. d. s. d. T1rinidad and Grenada Id., ord. and ?? 6 II- 6 9 of Brazil 4(1. per lb. S. d. s. dl gool& ileoeopper ...

... Iffitretv. IRELA&ND. .I ?? OUR OWN CORaICSi'otaoanr.] l1'oterforrr, Feberaary 7. 183. In conrsequenice of the qeverity of the weirther dirririt the passt week the wrarketet wcre nut so We1l attended its usual. Durintg thle earl starat ef thle week thle -upply was in-ited. and the de- mand brh'lt. Tirvarrie the latter part of it the demeand became rather tull. prices having lather- a tonral-iry ...