... 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 ...

... London and PItv1tLAl Graln Markets. * ~~~~~OLP Omit 14~ensiox, Monday. lit Jas,. 1844. Thesupply of Engli-sh Wht to this morning's market was eiceeviingly *moderate: the weahe ben eydithad Its usual infltuerce on the rcondition of the sape;~ies oeepurchased freely, and we *were enabled to clea oftewletanadvance of fully Is per quarter on the terms of last week.~ For free Foreign Wheat we had ...

... SHIPPING IN7' TBLLIGBAiCB. LOon.DN, JAN. It.--.'Wiat tubs day nt1'10n1light vvetorly bre,:ze ci, and cloudy. dettit 11,111. Wintt W.N.W., hligh ilifl O(ol( line. DEtAL., JAN. tii,-A-rrittd he-r Mioj,,sl's hip 'Naolitot Irmo the( w(ettwared. Ditritig the ight liht wtind tlifftcii to dws' outhlto'tl intl it hix ;1ii. bhib ili S.s;0( .,iti strong broot'. vvili, Ilick vvilithir ittd minultl noon, ...

... HONEY MA liI(Ei' and C1TY NBEWS. FRIDAY. Tire Comimissioners for' tire n'erlrtetiolt of tile Na- tional Debt lie re hr en makinig several piir'lra~7es lately on aCCOun~t of thre Sinking Fund, out ' F the .qurp ats revenue over expenditure. There are some poirits, however, to be explained before the public' van be i'ongrati lhrtedl on h~avin~g got the two ends again to reset, even iry the harsh ...

... STATE AND PROSPECTS OF THE SH[PPI-(G INTEREST. (From lthe Shipping Ceazete) Through1 the long Period of depression in conmmercial afTairs, i tle shipping interest has suffered probably more than any other. With his capital ?? in a property which could neither he profitably emploted nor disposed of 'vithont a terrible loss, the shipotwner lhas been obliged to expend large sums of money, to ...

... 3Sanhrbupto, *Vc. From ghe London Gazetle of Friday, Jan. 5. BANERUPTS. Willianm Fuller, Cotton. street, Poplar, coal-merchant, to surrender Jan 13, at twelve o'clock, Feb 16, at half- past twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy; solicitor, 2,lr. Turner, Mount-place, Whitechapel-road; official assignee, Mr, Whitmore, Basitthall-Atreet. John Marsh Edward Stokes, St. Alban's, gas-con- tractor, Jan 9 ...

... LI VERIPOOL MARKETS. 11TWIEWN oF TUIM LIVEPllOOL 2 il 17 AnRMrl Tro TIML WEEU H NOl)}Nl JAN. b. i'.I tbavo to vjtOlt it g(iotl trtitl deloniltll, Wv1rly fvooinllll by bievillatml', both desctiptioim of ht -itytI ItInIg oin tble ocoolults ot crop Illilitly ileeldl. 'I'lle v hwe(Illilllc 1f thkis altialtition nuid hIury., bIlIqIIlrwq is IL little u r 'lt~l'm' avn coiilt inl prievs, nlamely, ...

... A leetnre was recently delivered by Mr Milne, to the students of the engineering department In the Seapoint College, Dublin. in which, In alluding to the isbheries, the lecturer observes:-- Great Britain, Ireland, and the islands, present a co3st of about 40C0 miles. much of which is excellent fishing ground; but that with which I am more intimstely arquainted is on the eastern coast of ...

... TIIE IREVENUIE. Alrctract of the Net I'roloice of the Revenue af Great Britain, in the Years tail Qiart es cnded tIo' ith Jan., 1k43 and 1644, SLLOV tiCll, ti I a;lrea-e or 1ecreas cltbereef. inroixlle fiur the Y'eailr ende~ie th Jan,, 1843, as compared with thiat ended itlh Janr., 1 b44. YeLIars enided 5th *Ja, 1843. 21844 liacrease. Decrease. Customs ?? Excise . ?? 1:4:tl,2 1,,, 174$)? 238 ...

... MANCIIESTER dTOCT Ex-C IANGE, JANUARY12,1843. Anit. Irice per Present of Amit. share Price per shares paid.tJan. 6. share. Is , I _ _ L. £e. RAILWAYSY. Z. £ ~ £ 100 100 Birmningham and Derby ?? 66 to 58 S o0 33A 25 Ditto new, issued at £84 dis. 18 - 19 18.- 9!8 10)) 100 Birmingham and] Glouceser. (54- 664 63- 656 215 17i Do. 4 shares, issued at £7i d, 04j- lii 10 Slf54 50 50 BDotten and ?? 2 ...

... I CORN-MARKET-JANUARY 12. Our 'supplies of English WnEaT have been moderate during the week-, 'a good clearance was made on previous market days, and the few samotes left on hand are held at the~same rates as on Monday. The transactions in Foreign WHEAT are very limited,.but holders are firm in their demands, and the trade is quite devoid of animation. We have had more BARLEY this week than ...

... I - ACCURATELY REPORTED FOR THlE FREEMAN. Thursday, January 11, 1844. CATTLE MARXET, THis DAY.-We had agsin a small supply of aattle. yet fully equal to the demand, which was dull, particularly for export. Prime cattle, being scarce, maintained their price for home use; but to effect sales of coarse cattle lower prices had to be submitted to; sheep came numerous, and in fair demand at last ...