... iNTELLUCENCE EXTRA. I NEWMARKET FREE HANDICAPS-ACCEPTANCES. I CRISAVEN MSEETING., n;t y TiizUF.sD)AY,-A SWELi'SAKES uI'5OsVS eaelh, h ft; forthree year olds; - I ?? N1. Delapre, 7st 71b Suap, 7st 4Blb _ I Fatber Mathew, 68t 121F Sister to Pompey, 6st 81b FIRST SPRING 'MEETING, 1844. MONDAY.-A SWEEISTAKES of 100 sovs eacb, h ft; for four year olds; A.F. Carillon, 7st 51b Minotaur, 7st Fraulein, ...

... FEERUISRV 2L- -We bn2 ie i~ thbin a dane igid doll market is.A,, yale oE all desclpios cfgmi rmin as eo Meonday. -,,Da~ikCtli. Februay 22. Me:tlarge supply ot Grain at th-is dart rn ezca riiarst Barly. -The rative *k t tettepritee of Wrheat wlere l=1st , klh. list. oof 164. qlb. Oat, I1et 71b); l 12. 211). and lstb.; il2 Iey 36a. 1s.91b;~ i6s Sih, and3 164 41b- Pease asa,i . 394011).; ldst ...

... . ;J ?? 8 ?? ,. _; ?? . ?? _ ! _. _ == :ieOants and peas iit vae trile' rinii fltii prlees. In the early part 'A t week a few hundred barrels ?? werer ~sld'inbondaL S.i4. per Iiae}.L Wo~ t sections aaeasportechin foreigu w~ibat, olthE S or fI ?? -. ;- a. . . B.* - ^. d- I Whebtj Xrith, re@3 uesr,+ totb ?? s , .-ft 9 9!r 8 l } ! tddllnganddnf~cr..^>.2 0 0 l 'Diilejy~iitto, oud;Seot~ht0.. ?? B ...

... T2hvrsday Ereeing. The English securities exhibit no new feature to-day, bht they maintain mur-h firmness, notwithstanding that the business trans- acted is rather limited. Consols at one period of the morning were done at 974, which nas the price at which it was understood the hroker artitig on behalf of the Commisssoners of Saings' Banks made his ustal purchase ; but they ultimately closed ...

... IMPROVED STODERI v RWSBANDRY C CO3>AR -WITH Tf E OLD SYSTEM. le i in I ay to is h a it- n o Os, ry ?Se iO- ed} 1i: re al- ,5, nIsT lilt *es- he art efl O.I ,is ,nd nd ohra VMl Ilis ill- :1l- STATEtSttN-T MA-aDS Ba' EtR. -SMITIT 0 StEANSTON, 'r I. Old &stemr.-.-Statener ?? thel u].- tion, together with the r etet o from. an acre (Scotch) rf t' ua soii, with a. hard retentie enu bsoil. before ...

... for WOOL. he OL of THE WOOL TntADE.-London, 77utrsday.-Tihe public .I yve sales of colonial and, other wools commenced this afternoon, at the splendid rooms of the Hall of Commerce, where the most ample P lid accommodation is given for the buyers, and the selling brokers can li be go through their duties with the greatest comfort. The attendance 0] e is very full, and as far as Air. Simes, who ...

... LONVDON MARKETS-Mo'S fiAY. COl'N EXCiihNtE. On reference to the turlr, It srill be ossn that th, arrivals o f all kiide of grain In thn port of Loadon, during the week eQud ing on Satmrday ast, were Iass tihn tbose reported In mniny preceding werki. Fresh uip this moriting a very limited quantity of Wheat of lionl produce wits received from either Essex, Kent, or Suffolk; Indeei, thlo shoar of ...

... LONDON MARK ETS-SATU'RDAY. LONDON AV5IRAGE1 OF OfRAIN FOR T111i WEEK ENDING I'EO. 20. Wheat 4,814 qro, averaege 66s 7d; Barley 0,183 qrs, average 34s 10d; Oato 22,883 qrs, average 20s 2d; Rye 28, qrs, average 84a Beans 1,712 qrs, average 28D 9d; Peas 1,100 qrs, average Bll 5d. CORN ARRIVALS. The following are tUe arrIvals of Corn, Pulse, Seeds, ard Flour, in the port of London, during the week ...

... The amount of gold coin issued by the Bank of England from January, 1821, to the 15th February, 1833, is stated by Mr. Horsley Palmer to have been 3B,5DO,0001 Deducting from this 8,500,0001., supposed to have been exported from the country, the export of which, by- the-bye, cannot have been otherwise, than a dead loss, we have just 30,000,00J. leftin the hands of the public. We will say ...

... 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 ...

... I I A vetry cheerful character has been visible in the Money Market during the present week; and whilst the funds and shares have been sustained in value, the mercantile transactions have increased, and the prices of comnodi- ties have been firm and advancing at all the public sales. The foreign intelligence has been various, but more inte- resting to the politician than to the capitalist or ...

... 2Arfailturat ?? QCoimmcrcfal $flRaret.s. . ~ ng INSPECTOR'S WEEKLY CORN RIETURN FORl. H-ULL. QUvANTITIES. AMOUNTh. COro 'Cr Whieat.. ?? 1141lqrs. Shuush. £3090 0 3 11: 14 l.1 ttt ?? 75 7 277 11 jI11 6i !et O.J 482 4911 6 017 44 AS ?? 10 0 15 16 0 111 6 of ?? 55 3 73 41011.1 6 oj n. P'eas ?? 22 0 33 20 110 1 be Yo HULL CORN EXCHANGE, Feb 13.-Tbere has been a ple very healthy feeling Ili the ...