... STATE OF TRAMF LANrOA8HKR, TnuRSDAY, JAV. 2t.-The ?? bnsa, at Oldbam and the vicinity is rather briker than it was a short time ago, and two new ?? iltdlt are in course of erection at , Holinwood, but the turn-out of the power-loom weavers at e Messrs. Jones and Co., Walsbawv Mi continune. Themachbi o making business Is fast extendinit The hatting trade is ex r. tremely depressed; most or the ...

... I MEETING OF AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS IN-I NORTH WltTS, TO PROMOTE FRE TRADE. as- d. A meeting of it veryl remarkable and. important ofcharacter at the present crisis was held on Monday pa Inihat a village, six mile s beyond Wootton Basset, lie! o 13' callel Goaiacre, a small place with ant agricultural. Raw ly population scarcely exceeding 200 persons, hut stir. Widi n- rounded at'various ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURIXNG THB PAST WEK.' I. , : ; . i 0 . I The settlement of the lolnbtry 11or we presume It may now be a regarded as ettled that Sir Robert Peel ad~d ehiformer e atleegues are to retain power,) hasestoquestienably. bad a beneficial effeet on the grain trade; much doubt acd uneasluess contInues, how- t ever. tobe felt as to what course tho Government are likey ...

... It t .- - o on all to loll 101 duty, eOP sarail'. PT001a Mal eO CLowNIAL PRODU.C~E Brssv'T'0 ?? 16 0 8! ?? £C5 15- 6 10 to 6 11 0CC Hiiy UACL P e rlb Idl., Guoy5,Ui asl~ver, ungarblesiS 3-i5 6202 'I d pr b. . .62 0 lac ?? 91- 6 0 .1 4! rrlndad..~' Drwooo~yeton B . X a. 2 -~0 L~og~w~o~oD8aemrica 5 5-5 7 621) ~.uzL .~~iaoad 'Yl. tion.& At. Dom.. 515- 6 25 1 ,P5~C 06 Dt~ 44,ads Vampeaclby ?? ...

... nd The revenue returns for the year and quarter ending fo us the 5th instant have just appeaired. They exhibit a de- in d, crease oh the year of £6S3,550, and an increase on the he quarter of £95,105. On the quarter there is a. decrease et on the Customs of £547.346; an increase on the Excise In ill of £107,897, and on the Stamps of £190,744; a decrease k ?? on the Taxes of £4,439 a and on the ...

... ,ElS~ 1-- , AT , -V .. 1 t- Aluto t L.teCA~nnlE, TPiURSDAY, JANUARY 15.-The silk trade at Mid- dleton, Failsworth, Lcigh, and the neighbourhood of Alaacbes- in ter Is rather better than it was a month ago. There is aa ,r excellent demand for fine broad silk satin shawls and rew e. descriptions of fancygoods. Thleplainsarcenets, or lustringe, are ent also in better request, and this week ...

... ?? TiiiP FUNDS.-LorsON, WIDN3ISDAY EVRNfNG. (I:ROM CEo a ?? the The Fundshave been unsteady since this day Week; to the. near approach of Parliament and the rmour or another split 'OV in the Cabinet is chiefly attributed the depression. C0ons01s have been purchaed by the Government brokers freely. To-day W, the market', bad a very steady appearance: for money tho last quotatilin was 94e; and ...

... tippin it ]EItelltfgfelTe ?? rrl FRIDAY, JANUARY 16.-Wind SS.E. Mactha, from Mazatian or this port at Voipzamiso; master: n- sick in Katinkri, Casely, hence at St. Michael's Nais,'~y Clements, hence for Cadiz at Cove. leaky; bore, upa from. ry Emma, Sterling, hence for Lynam at Warren Point, Making d, water Monarch, Percival, hence for China at Scilly Theodor, Klein. from Harnburilh for this ...

... *pivtaTr 3fattdligtact. Fa RIDAY, NUZARY0 3-Winds SS. WT. e, Dirk Hattorick, Bott, hence at Newfoundland lo Thalia, Rogers, hence at Smiyrna Znsleila. Holmes, hence at Gesnoa frti ot1t n ,r- Mezara, Hughes, sailed from Maroejlles frti et1t nt 'ict Sarrah Miller, hence at Byra Idistery, for the River Gambia. has put back, leaky tb. SA TUIRDA Y, ,TANUAR F 24.- Wind SX. IF., mo0derate. tel ...

... , As a new Stock and Sharebrokers' Association is It ie about being formed in this town, it may be useful that tow, - the public should be apprized of the principles on to b r; which it is intended to base the institution. We have Pt- a received a copy of the preliminary laws, which appear deci a to give a decided advantage over the Stock Exchange or o If now in existence, and, therefore, of ...

... A'ftR~ppin?'ig:Ezxtetttgere. DISASTERS AT SEA!:' LoSS OF AN EAST !?Ejb!A5N1.-LrWz0, 'MONDAY.-Fr(M the letters reoeivethore this morniog, it appears there haa becan a I dreadful stoam plong the Bsotith east oieto On Bdturday night, ihe 57tb Inetaat, tbe gale Increased te a perfect hurrioaee, and l several vesseblawere dasagid doubling Beachy Head. Aboutonie Si 'obiock an tunday morning a large ...

... ?? ?? VA, Jo toe of, LAxcASHIsRR, THOSBDAY, JASUABY 8.-Hand-loom weavers at Me tee. Blackburn are only partially employed. The weavers of low E a jaconcts are in wretched circumstances, and wages have again are been reduced one penny per cut, For weaving a 30 jaconet, tha forty yards long, 48 picks to the Inch, the weaver receives 9d.; for the same sort of work twelve years ago, it was 29. 10d ...