... LONDON CoRN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JAN. 27.-The arrivals of wheat and barley from the east coast were again large during the past week, but of English oats the receipts were very small. The supplies of malt and flour were rather plentiful, and of beans and peas quite an average quantity camne to hand. From Scotland the receipts consisted ofa few hundred qrs. of barley, and about 4000 qrs. oats, ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCiHANGE.-Tuesdoy, January 28. The Import list this week shows liberal supplies of Flour and Oat- meal, with atolerably fair quantity of Wbeat and Oats from Ireland; but the imports of other articles of the trade are of small amount. The trade has continued to exhibit the same want of animation thia has marked its course for some time past, Little or no change haa occurred in ...

... DZAaETLK! INELLZGENOXa. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MOlDAy. a. The receipts of wheat of home produce this morning were small, Modyet the stonssl were fairly supislied with most descriptioot, There was the rather a large number of buyers in atteedance, who purchased the ler beat descriptions somewhat freely. at p~rices fully equal to those oh.. taljied on this slay se'nnmight. it) all other kinds ...

... BANBURY, JANTARY t0, .T O- _ fa T) l-. D~l Lot k5I dAINLA HY .JV, 5,DEATHS..-an.-24, Mr. John Wyatt, grazier, of Bainbury, aged e. 7lI-Sanie day. Mrts. Blackswell, at' Keith rop, aged 67. rs FaTAL AcciDENT.-.An inquest was held at the Red Lion, I' Ynlioe, on Mlon day last, before R. W~eston, Esq. coroner' for Northamptonshire on view of the body of John Houller, farmer, leof Middletoon Cheney. ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY NEWS, lb- FRIDAY. vn The payment of the Account in Shares, and thle ck settlement in Foreign Bonds took place this day id, on the Stock Exchange. The Account, as we have p ireviottsly observed, was the heaviest known for ndmany years, but so far as we yet learn, the differ. all ences have been promptly met, although Money n- commtnded high rates; and from tile extensive ...

... MARKTK- CORN EXCHANGE LONDON, MONDAY, Januiary 27th, 1845 , We had during last week large arrivals', le barley; of the former, the greater pr a e. shire, direct to the millers. Thispr wao rning , Liaa0 wheat from Essex and Kent was ornnly ther5t5loly In condition by no means good; our millers bef e, ad th Id plied from other quarters, the sale proceed edo Well slow yet for good quality the ...

... SHIPPING JNTELLIGBNCE. ANCHORAGE DUES AT THE PORTS OF BRAZIL. A copy of'a decree has been received at Lloyd's, sn- nouneing' the reduction of the excessive anchorage dues in- posed upon inerclatit vessels at the difierent ports ot Brazil. LIGIITIIOUSE AT ARDNARMIURCHIIN, SOUND OF MULL. A letter has been received by NV. Dobson, Esq., the se- cretary at Lloyd's, firom the Northern Lights Conmnis ...

... We learn by the latest dates from the Cape that the eastern colony was in a favourable position, and the freight of *rool to England was expected to advance considerabl , owing to the tiumber of ships engaged in the guato ?? From America titere are some further accountS of the re ceipts and exports of cotton. Down to the latest dates tltere continued to be a considerable falling off in tbe ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JAN. 27,-The arrivals of wheat and barley from the east coast were again large during the past week, but of English oats the receipts were very small. The supplies of malt and flour were rather plentiful, and ot beans and peas quite an average quantity came to hand. From Scotland the rebeipts consisted of'afew hundred qrs. of barley, and about 4000 qrs. oats, ...

... 17 W. Palrclough, Liverpool, victualler, February 12 and March 4, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. Mr. J. Cazenove, official assignee, Liverpool; Att. . r. Wardle, Liverpool, C. M. Wilkinson, Ulverston, wine merchant, February 10 and March 4, at twelve, atthc Court of Bankruptcy, alanchester, ar. J. Fraser, official assignee, Manchester; Att,. Mr. I. Yarker, Ulverston. W. ...

... A VEsszL, Rum DOWx.-BRuTAL CONDUCT.-We ?? an account of the leos of a beautiful little elipper eutter, the Design, belonging to Whitstable, W.Camburn, master; Messrs. Deane and Edwards, owners. The cutter Design was built by Mr. James Daniels, of Whitstable, and in respect to her sailing qualities, beauty, and strength, was the pride of the ort. This vessel was from Terceira with a Cargo of ...

... l3antritpto, &c. ?? ?? BANKRUPTS. (Froin Frsiea's Getft. Jae. 24.) William Dettmner, Upper Marylebone-street, pianoforte- manufacturer-lienry esaacs, Yarmouth, Norfolk, wool- ?? hawkins, Colchester, clothier'-i iovial Watling, Gilbert-street, Hanover-square, ?? Smeetou,West Smithfield, ?? Evans, Bourton-on-the-Ilill, Gloncestershire, hinkeeper. DIVIDENDS, Feb. 14, J. Overington, Arundel, ...