... TRADE COMMERCE, &c. The Blanks of the United Kingdom have furnished their Circulation Returns for the feor wehks ending tlie (1h hist., and tho average aggregaet amoants for that period, Prevoaiisly to comparing these accounts with the coreespottling slatetentes to the 0th tilt., it may he well to notice the most extraordinary foature in the ret urns;- namely, -that relative to thle storit of ...

... LONDON MARKETS. MONDAY. ?? CORN PXCHANGE.-Freah up this mnorning, there ?? short ?? of ?? front Essex and Sufflitlk, but a . g Kenutinic show, some having been left over unsold from, last Uee i Whea Is hare moved off slowly at Iasi Moniday'a prices, but nit oseuerior samples, of which there are very few, haise been readily rpurchased. Barley a languid cafe for all except the finest descri.o ...

... THE FARNIER'S JOURNAL. CATTLE M ARKET.-~o cannot say this was a large. 0 hut it was a weoll-supplied Market, and though slow int its 5 opeoittg, and, (as we shell ogain hare occitsion to sony,) dull at 1,tieum eticanremnt or business, yet wore its preceodaiogs o,.t diwithout featurns Of iniportance, and, if quality bo attendod to, wye oshil stood jitstlted in saying that Stock of nil ...

... THE FARMER'S JOU1~NNL- TI:E FARNERVS JOURNNtL. CATTLE MTARRET.-TlisiafarlcetProse5ated a perfect a contrait to that of thea prnceding week:-wats wholly wanting in r those features or animation by which titet tnivardli its close %ves distingugiashd: sod dull in thes 6xtreoto ; hisidvd,. there were those wvho haed Strel; of a good ilescriptioss in thea Markte, who etiod, --ire cannot sat! ...

... I LONDON MARKETS, MONDAY, CORN EXCIIANGRo-Fresh tip this monn wtIe( raiddling supply of Whrf'l and spring Corn, the conrdition ?? bimproved an thati of las t wtehe. Whfulo have been itlahen ?? at the adeanee ofifrdtY Is. per qr. The sale for good dercri;11g6A of Bart'ell hys bhen eqoeal to last week, and el the samne pnat ati,,, bat the learned for second distillery vertb is ranch iroterirrert ...

... ILONDON MARKE h, MONI) i CORN EXC HANG E.-h re-sh upt to this 'rUifs~, we wore very shortlyo su~pplied wit/i lf'het from ?? ei li con tires bitt tolerably fairly with Spring (Jora. rVio~,t, 1- nut is gond dleniond oft art advance or 2s per q'inrter nto the, of thin dayl week. Barley, unless for onpeiflne sainjiri, 0,0. support the quotatinne) line been roticer a dalt sale. (ot., tire,,. ...

... TIHE FARNIER'S JOURNAL CATTLE MAUKrT.-This was our Great, maid, ot though certainly not so largely supplied a. on these occasions is 0I freqluently thre case, was a3 W0ll8si1Ppled Market. it wias alaso a doll oneil, although we woutl, not in tbis respect ceompare it whith Gi the extremely (lull Market of tlie precedirg week, aince, lagg1ing ) as btisincts undoubtedly, was in) its nattore, int ...

... This table colapising 114 districts of England (including the the principal towns,) showta the number of deaths registered in the five years, the average- utber uf &iaths in the six autttui8s (18S.42,) and the nuembarorf deaths in t1e autumn quarter of 1843, ending Decomber 31, Thta 114 districts are subdivided into i16I registrars' districts. S3 districts are in the metropolis, and 81 ...

... TIIE FnRIHER'S JOURTSNAL. hiCATTLE MARKET.-Thia was a small Market, and la as respects FtBlokcertainly, prices were not vitpported, 11 but, othorwise than this, we slhotld say, that almost in its enti re otroumetences, the Market was generalty arising endencouraiging one for the Farmer. Sheep of etiperior quality, and moderate, 'g and small-size, unquestionably were itetter worth. But let tie ...

... LONDON MARKETS, NONI)IV I . A .)jL -, -- - ._ - - ?? ?? I ?? J)'A I, get Fresh up to this mokrn~ing's marten the supply Of P jjez the acs rather short, but good from Kent. fprn (,,rn la th ' as a somewhat lreshjcu,, particularly of e,$alC ir11g Pease. ?? have been taken off by the snifter, ir joeld meeting rather a languid cafe at the prices of t hi,'d ',it 1 or co1pies of Barley cell fairly ...

... THE FAWRIEEtS JOURNIL. CATTILE H IRIBET.-This Market so immediately 13 following ousr Slirovetides Eair, thep supply wats small, and I's t respaecipoA BULsvLOu-sCKS we have litul to report, tow being driven it in;. We amayj, hosrever, mieniiton that Mr. Philip Greenslade, of o Stakeo Caloo:,sold a linel Heifer, estimatedat~iscare, to Messrs. tih Win, and:J. Meilbuisha, of thin city, bietchen, ...

... L O()NTDON MARKETS, MONDAY, CORN EXCIIANGE.-.b'resh up to uhsi morningsr nsrisk,t ice were shorily supplied wis/h Wheat from Essex ousd SuffAk. but more ext~ensively from Kent; the samples caboe to hond in indifferent coadis ion, and prices are unialtered from this day wceek Darity has been a slow sale for all deocriplians. Oats ore 1.11~ for frill prices, to/sich has in some measure checked ...