... TIME WINfE TRADE. Tile followimt correspondence has just been published:- St. Swithin's-line, Nov. 28, 1843. it My Lord-We crave your lordship's reference to the Remorial we had the bouour of treisumltting on the 1st jret., since wbioh date we have received a communication from tbe Board of Trade, stating that tbe Dahe of Pal- mello was in error in supposing that the statements subi- mitted ...

... 13RITISH AMERICA N LAND COMPANY. Yesterday a half-yearly general meeting of the sltars- holders in this corporation, established to promote coloniza- tion in the eastern townships of Lower Canada, was held to consider matters of importance affecting the interests of :the undertaking. The Governor, Mr. G. R. Robinson, in Itthe chair. After the minutesof the last meeting had been confirmed, the ...

... THURSDAY. In the English Funds there is very little variation on the prices of yesterday, and the business trans- acted has not been important, Consols closing 96l, rafter sellers, for the Account, and 961 to X for Money; the Three per Cents. Reduced, 9.5i to i; Three-and-a-Half per Cents. Reduced, 102. to 1; New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 10,2l to 103 Exchequer Bills, 52s. to 54s. prem. The ...

... SHIPPING INTBLLIG.BNCE. LONDSON, Nov. 83.-Wind this day at noon moderate breete at S.~W. and hazy. Seven p.m., light breeze froma W. to S.W., anad fine. ADBAL, Nov. 20.9-Wited N.W. by W. fresh.-Arrived the Rob Roy fro St. Helena, Sailed the Dauntless for Calcutta, Liverpool and d osproey for Halifax. The Moisors, from St. tUbe's to Hult, was to. j.tally wyrecked on the Goeodwtn Sandsa last ...

... The state of the Sydney markets is thus described in the paper of the 29th, the latest date:- The markets con- tinue in a dull and uninteresting state, with the exception of wheat and flour, in which articles sales have been effected to some extent. Invoices of manufactured goods by late arrivals suitable to the market have been taken at 25 per cent. advance. We have accounts from the cotton ...

... Tuesday, Nlovember 29. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nov. 27. Royal Ecgineers-First Lieut. E. T. Ford to be Second Capt. vice Bailey. retired on half-pay; Second Lient. H. W. Barlow to be First Lieut. vice E. T. Ford. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. and C. Ayliffe, Twickenham, ?? and Willi- mett, Duke street, Southwark, plambers-F. J. Roberts and C. Maybory, Birmingham, gun engravers-I. Champion and Co. Bow ...

... LONDON MARKETS-FiutDAY. CORCN EXCIIANGI?'1 A chanige of ivint teas oroaugtot sonwtof- at1, tie' sev tiero thaIl b,-ri so looog- de'taioedo s utitas thoir sitoote'- lovI4 t to Sto..; tires iolIts)y, theore wsoot, try ItIittIo'E II :,Itoob II io,-t ,oI shuoo, toooly. ototnando, hoowovor, was hiaactiv, att late ratst In fao'oogn Wheat seat to toothing wee dwit; The bout Uarley aoed Mall Were ...

... I A very numerous meeting of the friends of free trade in Rochdale and the neighbourhood was held on Tues- dav evening, in the theatre, for the purpose of making a demonstration in aid of the great Anti-Corn-law League fund of 100,0001. by following the example set in the Manchester Town hall the other ?? Littlewood called on Mr Cobden, M.P., who was most enthusias- ticallv cheered. He said ...

... LOUND ON TRAD- REPORT. lO(IDA1 EVI0ONo.St 4iAR.-There were riot any Salt i (~i :P13 Plzlltatooa the trade boughlt but lit lJ-, and tboe tb.. flhet; of the ovek aniount to ,500hogbbeads and t Prc, 'rites are ld to Is por owt lower than tbis day 11 tik. In refined goods the transactions have been but o SI btandard IUwlpt are sellin-, at 72 ; and brown q0 7Otc 7 to 71ai lor cwt. 1,000 bags ...

... SHIPPING IfA7TE.LL1GhBWC POUTH SEA FISHERY. Th' Clarklsoi arrived tit Sydiney, Now Sothl Wales, on July is, from the Sorilt Seas, with 1,000 hirret'. Thi' Jane on the 25th July, weith 700 barrels, arid very leaky; cnd tiw Woodlark, oin the 20tb, with 050 barrels. The Faille, with 7r00 barrels, Oil tlre 41h July. 0e The w'aski agtewe at Port Slepihen on - -, wlttt 7O. .h Wrretp. The Nereid of ...

... MONBY MARKET and CIT a?- --Irs. - FRIDAY, IThe transfer books for ConsOis and lihe 1IThree-and-a-Half per Cents. er 6preparatory to the Ilayrucat of the 101 Junuary. In the early part of th cia% money stock was hanging on tile mar .. tbeing an7 ob'ject amon,,st tile delers' ait -have any 5 toe over at th shtintes prin 5Consuls for Money at oile perloi receded~ but the closing l1iefo h Op ...

... MONOPOLY. There is, perhaps, no term in the English language so gene- rally misapplied as that which stands at the head of the pre- sent article. *No matter what usageis to be put down! Though the practice of ages have prove4.j; beneficial; though wisdom and experience have confirmed it in application; though time has honored it with his reverend sanctions.; this word forms the rallying cry of ...