... 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 ...

... ZIV*aruto. it LONDON CORN E=CHAUFG, jq - - JANUARr jQ r- The count~rymretsbe W en n se The onzrmnelsb~ gesierally dearsri an adai vap denmanded for free forein heat hem, but it ?? ant be oh. W- tined4 and very little businee# was done in cons~ie f !a. Enlish there was scarrely acy Wt. Siig coaruo all de. ey 0=4in remains as on Monday. e- kDbli. JatU ry 9. srs Atthishdy'xs-rket tenrewa but ...

... wabal littelligMe. Portsmouth, Jan. 6. The Bonetta, 3, brigantine, Lreutenant-ComUandtder E. E Grav, bas arrived at Chatham', where she is to be paid off. Pretions to her leaving the coact of Africa, the Rapid, 10, Lieutenant-Commiandor E. C. Erie, had captured a Brasilian brigantine, named the Terrata io. with 29t9 alaves on board. which arrived at Sierra Leone on the 27th November. Two other ...

... 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 ...

... TIlE REVENUE An Abstract of the Nett Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in the Years and Quarters ended the 5th Jan. 1843 and 1844, showing the In- crease or Decrease thereof:- , Quars. ended Jan. 5. In- De- 1843. 1844. crease. crease. £ £ Customs.. 4,214,089 4,766,968 552,879 ?? 3,022,008 3,030,77.1 8,763 ?? Stanips ?? 1,561,754 1,523,653 ?? 38.101 TIaes 1,886163 1,86S,857 17,306 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... FREF TRADE BANQUET IN TIHE CITY IIALL. This Imposittg demonstration, Of which notice was given a few weei-c sinace, took~ p'lace in tile Cit Cv hll, ott tile evetting of Wed- Ip nesdvlan tt atti resul~ted, we believe, to tim satisfaction of thle jtolit cat pjtyt byn iYIV 110 it wsit promoted. ithe InTt Ittecs preserts1 Iaptprntralled as near11 SS Mtar be, to those who atteitled the lianquitet ...

... -MONEY MlARlKET. (From the Sunday Observer.) London, Saturday, Jan. 6. Unlquestionably the most important fact that has transpired for .a long time past as in all probability it il1 berelicially improie the status of the Poblic Secttritles; is the official annouincement gazetted last night,thatthe investments in aid ofthe Sinkizig Fnod are to be renewed. It cannot be said, howvever, that the ...

... Liverrool, Jar. 10.-The Marion, Masters, to Tampico, was lost on ?? bar of the latter port, 7th Nov. ; crew saved; cargo ,would be saved. part damaged. The Mary, from D)emcerara at Liverpool, sailed 27th Nov. and 20th Dec., Tat. 37., long. 46., ex- perienced a heavy gale, lost sails, balwarks., &c. Liverpool, Jan. 9.-The Orbit, Rawlinson, from London at Milford, for St. John, N.B., with loss ...

... I MANCORSTKR, Tuesdav..-With the new vear the prospects of the manufacturersare decidedly enscoureging. Some large firms refuse to enter into fresh contracts unless at an adearceof flfe percept. on ti' ecur. rent prices of this day, and in the opinion of good judges, if not acceded to at the moment, such must be the case during the week, for, with the exception of one or two descriptions ...

... CATTLE KAUrg. 8[ITUFIRLD CATTLE MARKET, Januay l. Our market to`dsy we OnO On the whole but modaray aepplb with beasts, the tiOe of year considered, hut their quality was vary anptior to that which we ha7e noticed on many previous cmerepndilagrk~e at this seson. Notwithsding the rnforuirsate o the ther we hlad a large number Qr buyers in attendance, owing to which the bV trade was active, at ...