... olon~roll Inarficto. (7oatN-EXIllANG E. FcIIIAV. Ditc.29-Scarcely any fresh, English Wheat Wan on offer, everthileis, the derm'nI wag in- active, at about Monday's prices. Barley met a slow salei at barely late rates. Oats, BMans, and Peas were very dull. AVERAGE pRICE OF' COitN IN ENG5LAND ANT) WALF.5, FOR THE WVERE ENDINO DECEMBfERt 2.3. Imperial weekly average-Wheat. 50q 3.1 Barley 32i 21 ...

... ARR IrVED Dcc. 28-J.ameR, Davis Cheater, bricks i Prittce of W3aleo,` (st) M Noilage, Fleetwood 30-Falcon (st), Gowan, Liverpool Tartar (sit), Stewart. Glasgow City of Limnetlik 5st), Moppett, Dublin Mary Elliott, Price. Bangor, slates Hope, MIFerrrm, Liverpool, salt 3i-Prinreaws Alice (at), %Vilsiin, Fleetwood Jan. I- Margayet, MfGee. Glasglow Floma, Kerr, Glasgow 16i colliers. SAILED. I)ec. ...

... AR R I V ED1. Dec. 23-Falcon (st) Cowoi, Liverpool 24-Hope. Isbell. Antwerp, flax Greyhound, H-4riles, Kirkeudbright, hoops Triton, Carnell London Princess Alice (ot), Wilson, Fleetwood Arrow Davison, Leghlorn, vtia Dublin, general cargo 25-Jane, Nlellp, Strangford. wheat lRuby, Rogers. Lame, fltur Aildi of Galloway, (at) Haswell, Stranraer S.iletei id, Watertoo, Lowidon 2C -Tarlar ?? Stewart, ...

... MONDAY, JAN. 1.-We have this week received 11,10( loads of oatmeal from Ireland, but of other articles of the trade thence and coastwise the imports are of moderate amount; 943 quarters of wheat, 440 quarters of peas, and .5720 barrels of flour, are reported from Canada. The duties on foreignwheat and flour are again at the maximum. There is a growing opinion amongst holders that, with the new ...

... .On the lst of January, last year, the stock of sugar in the bonded warehouses of this port, inchlding East India, Ead been 18,280 hundred weight. This year, on the same day, it amounted to 11,440 hundred, or 6,8B6 hundred less. During the year of 1842 the quantity quoted here gave- fiom the West Indies direct, 126,338 hundred weight- from the same sourGe, but had coastwise, from English and ...

... ?? ' ACCURiATELY REPORTED FOR TRE PRLEXs N'S JOURNAL Thursday, 4th January, 1844. ST. SEPULCHRE'S PROVI9ION MARtgET, YESTErjnAr -Butter 8d to - ?? per Ib; bacon 35s to 378 4d; hams 35s to 37s 4d; cheeks 288 to 3Os; lard 44s to 46s; oats 9s 6d to I Os 3d; potatoes, cups 2s to 2s 4d; bay Is 6d to 2s; oaten straw Is 2d to Is 4d. CATTLE MAISKET, Tilis DAVY.-There was a large market with a dull ...

... Jan. I- Sarah, Mjillan, Newry, barley Mary Scott, Scott, Dundee James Daly, Kerr, Gls;tow, iron 2 -Flora Stewrt. Stewart, Glasgow, stones Hielfifit, Cancr-l, Newcastle Rbert, Gregg. Dundee Aurora (st), Anderson, Glasgow Birnritichain st ), Churcll, lublinj Flliry, hVelsh, Cardilfl, coals and iron Princeoof Wales, (at) M'Neilage, Pleetwood Countess *tf Lonsdale (st). Lamb, Whitohll4yal G od ...

... IRISh STOCKS-JANUARY 3. is per Cent. Cons. 97 B Stock.. S ..Brok Stock. . ?? per Cent. St lc. IOlg I 6 per Cent. G.O C. D ?? 3$ per Cent. Stock, uow ' lj. Royal Canal ?? 3: per Cent. IDebs . - Grand Canal Stock ?? ENGLISH STOCKS-JANUARY 2. 3 per C'ent. Cons . 97 Banl Stock .. 185 S per Cent. Red ?? 98 India Stock . pA per Cent. Ied ?? 1'I India Bonds.. Console for Account. Exoeq Bills, 11,000 ...

... THIE 113TTEER TRAI)E. (Fromn the Farmer's Gazette.) It affords us the most sincere gratification to find thlat the manufacture of butter for the London market, at length attracts the attention which should long since have been devotedl to a subject of such immense import- ance to the farmers of this country. The example so happily set by Mr. Dillon Croker in the south, and the Templepatrick ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CON. -TRADE FOR THE PAST WEEK. (Frome the Mark-lane Express.) With the commencement of a new year, it may not be amiss to take a retrospective view of the past; The trade in wheat has, throughout 1843, been characterled by a comparatively quiet tone; with the exception of a few weeks about the time of harvest, nothing like excitement -has prevailed; even then, though for ...

... (Erom the London F7armiers' Journal.) In consequence of the holidays, but little b7usiness hlo been dono, for the last ten days, either in London or i the leading country Markets, yet the character of th wheat trade has rather improved than otherwise. From the circumstance of Christmas having fallen lip on Monday, only two Markets were held at Mark Lau last week; the supply of wheat, therefore ...

... SCENE IN THE FRENCH CHAMBER OF i- - DEPUTIES. The following is a report from the Morning Chronicle of . the scene in the Chamber of Deputies, and 6f M. Laffitte's speech, which has excited so much sensation:- CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. ?? the election of the secietaries, aM. Laffttte (the president, as oldest member) rose and read the following ?? for the se. c cond time to the honour of presiding ...