... )tUppinTg Rteltigeitce. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20.-Wind ?? light:, 29, Tamerlone, from Quebec at Liverpool; master washed over- ad board, 3rd Dce., in long. 52 The vessel is leaky Tinameara, hence at Ceara his Commerce, Brown, hence for Gibraltar, at inosale, in a leaky din state !nd Lydia, hence for Antigua, was spoken 18th Dec., in lat 48, eat e aM PILLAV, lInT Dsc.-The Courier, Zimmerman, from ...

... a IDANCASHIg THunSDAI, JARUASRV 11.-The cotton trade at Oldbam is alightlyimproving. Theturn-outof hattersat old- , hdrn, Ashton-under-Lyaoi Denton, Stockport, Manchester, and IS other places, bas partially terminated, and upwards of twenty, 8, out of about sixty hat manufacturers, have acceded to the de- L ;ands of the operatives. The colliers at Low Side Coliieriea, near Oldham. have turned ...

... MtG.- Y, LimAiacaHru TivunanAY. JANUARY 25.-The cotton trade at to D~olton continues brisk, stocks of goode are low, and the spinners Erare demanding, and in many instances have obtained, rallier n better prices. £hoa cotton and woollen trades at Bury IId th t; bie negburodae moderately brisk, and the calico block ad lifsmciepitn abte hni a enfrnnymnh ?? MN.CHmpoves avhe ry eent shecwoltien ...

... I-- - ?? ?? ?? ?? ? ?? J54-ITItrus tg;,7: ?? ?, - VINEl, Thomasd Walter, sarepentor andc builder, Poorlosa-Yow, A CAIERW111amClaude, druggist, ASbfbrd, Kent Deeb, WOLLAND, Jobn, and .Whllaja. Wollandi tumors anld timber GIa merchats Bxter an PoaeerhemDevenlalJOFore POWELL, derlee, Wa~aib nlantaoturar.Coventryfor I C O O K, Sa m u l. draper, Dmdk ey, B ou rncahn d I~~~ i n e o l n s h l r e ?? ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, . Fridaj, Two o'clock, January 19, 1844. At our market THIS MORNING there was only a limited demand for Wheat, but very full prices were ?? were rather dearer, and 2s. 8d. per 4.5 lbs. paid, for the best Newrys.-There was a specula- tive demand for Oatmeal, and an advance of 3d. to 6d. per load was ?? was held very firmly, but the salewss..nly slow; 382. per barrelwas ...

... Nt LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Ad Fridqs, Two o'cloc1k, January 26,104. D' The trade has been firm since Tuesday, but consumers d, have bought sparingly. Several parcels of Foreign to tO Wheat have been taken for Ireland, and some specula. tive purchases of Oatmeal have been made at full prices. The sales of several cargoes of Wheat, for shipment in ot the Baltic and Mediterranean, have been ...

... Aittyptuff latellt-pare. l- FRIDAY, JANUARY 12.-Wind S. toN. NV., moderate. ai, Elizas, Woolley, freom Valparaiso at this port, sailed 8th Oct, in company with tha Thomas Sparks and William Prowse for Eng. [re land, and Meldon for Swansea MaryJane, Boyd, from Venice at thisport. On the 3iaih Dec,, In lat 36, Ion 8, spoke the Henderson, hence for Gibraltar Circassian, Bore; Rimau, Sp~roule; and ...

... - TVHE REVENO& The ievenue accounts for the year a'ad, quarter ending the 5th Inata, hbave just been publisled. b From these it apper hateceded the expenditure. 'Ihe increase upon the year, as compared with the pre- ceding year, . is more than £6,800,000; ?? is corn- posed of £4,687,000 from the IncomeTax, and £1,033,000 under the head Miscellaneous, includig, no doubt, a large remittance from ...

... e, in Cst LOur oorrespondente letter not having comc to band, we give the thi eis following from the London Necw Price Current of Jan. S. I pe ai. S1JGAR.-The West India Sugar markot has an improving ap. X lit pearanoe; Grocers and Refiners have boon free purchasers of all XI r, Icserijione paying an advance on former rates of Gd to Is p3r ZE a. owt. Today prioes further advanced for Colonial ...

... JO p ?? kuttittaellre. FRIDAY, JANUARY 19.-Wind NW., fresh. Enmma nd BivallOak. hence at Bahlia Echo, Dunlop, from Berbiceo tff Cove ?? for Genoa; Ellen Clare, for Hayti, and Norval, for New4 F~,,olri, A ?? Goctrfrom Liverpool for Price' Isand whchputin ereleay, oobeen surveyed, and pLYM5.l~l, an. 7.-EM.S Vesal (5)sailed this day for New ork wih th Ho. ?? PkenamBritish Minister to SATURDAY, ...

... I ?? I LTVERiPOOL SHIARE MARKET, JAIL. 25. I J7t7i.,amt js Amk: - ' - - ?? BI~oft fouer o'ctec01 , ~15M TIS OSARII E~a' 5T~E**T4 . seeb a T 41BWAYS paid'1 fToOii,' 'Plees. aid~ B Oolton and ?? nd d fflrmin-himiand li0rby . IOU 0n.t ~.Th rfhrs',25. 0 0 trail On~e~eighth Shrs11.ost Bristolagl Exeter70 0, 0 . j. hI Chester ?? ?? (. 0. Sl 26;30 A, ;1ssuedhntzC3150 0 171 btan( ...

... ?? h I BTATE AND PROSPECTS OF THE COToTO e MARKET. I I: . . (Extracvtd) fron a Cotton Circular.) e The results of the transactions in the cotton ant. it ket during the last year are an increase in the stock . held in the ports of 222,000 bales, and in that held I. in the interior of Great Britain of 30,000 bales, ; according to some estimates, and of 60,000 bales ac. e cording to others. That ...