... fortnight—one little fortnight for the agricultural interest to take heart and counsel in, Mr. JosErH Hume started up, and, requesting the Minister to make no such concession, received by way of reply this smart rap on the knuckles. Mr. Hume implored the light hon. baronet not to dclay the relief to the country which his measures were calculated to give, lie hoped there would be no ...

... CITY, FRIDAY EVENING. So far as we are able to judge, Sir Robert Peel will propose the opening of the Ports for the free admission of the Grain now in Bond, and a modified fliding Scale for the future admission of Corn. We have no objection to this, provided he at the same time adopts the measure suggested in these Columns, viz., making advances of 3 per cent. to those whose estates are ...

... MYVEHY MARKBT AND CITY NLEWS. FRIDAY. Th-, Funds have again rather receded in price, but without any large amount of business having beea done. Consols close at 94t to ;, being A per cen., lower than yesterday. The Three per Cents. Reduced, 94j to 4; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 960 to 7; Bank Stock, 203 to 4; Exche- quer Bills, 26s. to 28s. pm. The rates of the Foreign Exchanges were ...

... lI ( 'tI L: ARLtLT 1.XD CITY NLS ,. ?? 912 1' % fl0 Cx onx m itisli i>liito Iii('. Til, uf'lon pQuluillif'~ tillf 'hOut, lt0 ?? Bmrti,,~itrovHrifk, 2 Nto It ,; i ifM( a(901'i i rec. 21 Ic to 22ly o. jff1lf. )rce t clII, oi itI I I I)01 110 ?? f vI ffls i ft ffll IN1 itlt:1.tVilllt'l' 111 111111 ?? Nor j.. tiltrO l1119 Cilfflii2'' ?? ji if, tf 111 ith1.11 Ac k ifii, i . ' I\ III, tif ?? cclt ? ...

... SiPPING INTELLIGENCE. LONDoN, JAN. 7.-Wind this (lay nt neon southerly, ight and hazy. Seven, p. t. Wind S.W., light breeze! nd tine. DEAL, JAN. 6.-Arrived the Lady Louisa from China. j ..lrrived from the river the Isabella Watsont for Port Philip, lenrietta for Sydney, New South Wales, Sandwich for St. ~ucia. Put back the Blandell for Calcutta. BRISTOL, JAN. 6.-ArriVed a vessel from Prince Ed ...

... PRICBS ell THE PUBLIC, IMNDs. TuMedaylWoefl Thurody Ilo 2041 204 1 205 04 041 941 24 1 952 Dt~ed 90 r4et 94J h 94i 95r . 9 961 671 90 971 M8 5.e 9 916 19 6 1 1 0 9 -16 10 7-16 eld 6totit 40 27 23pm 10pm .282pm12S26pm 28 30pm 2S 31pm *11ci~pP~rgt 81 S2 8 82 84 ?? 7j 17 71 7 Loo.7141 4j 2 411 631 oftgr Ce ~ 29 23 29 3 * I ?? ~,p.t112i 111 113 h @ | S!0i Go0 603 | 6 001 60 -pRiCEs @)1 RAILWAY ...

... c ' ~ Stat? that a fatal accident, by which one individual lost his life, and another was much injured, occurred between twelve and one o'clock yesterday morning. On the arrival •»i the luggage tram from Dover, at the bridge which trout. l - river about a mile on this side Tunbridgc, one of the abutments, owing, it supposed, to the overflowing of the watt and high wind which prevailed at the ...

... I The space which we have devoted to the proceedings at Glasgow in honour of Lord John Russell, compels us to be brief in our notice of the demonstrations which have been made this week in favour of free trade. Ore Wednesday night an aggregate meeting of the National Anti-Corn-law League was held in Covent Garden Theatre, when Mr. Wilson took the chair, and was sup- ported by the Hon. C. P. ...

... REiVI VOF THE, C01N T'IA lD'. [in proportio nas the time approaches for tise inething of Parlhianelit, tioxiety as, to whlat alters timn mauy 't!nie pr oposed1 inl the cornl-laws 1Into increased nistier than dliminishied ii ndl is the abnince of definite informat ion ott the subtIiect, slI sorts 01 ruittours have been in circuilation. As :Ill doubt niust nosw shortly bc at an enld, it is ...

... LONDON, JAN. 2.-Wind this day at noon N.W., modeR derate breeze and fine. Seven, p.m., Wind, N.W., light hrrme and line. DUNGENESS, DEc. 31.-The brig Elizabeth, from Sun- derland for Roien, was wrecked on the West Bay a few nigehts back, crew supposed to have perished. RYE, JAN. 1.-The Superior, of Sunderland, for Hon- fleur, drove oil shore to the eastward of the harbour ti's morning during ...

... LONDON MA RKETS-PRIDAY. CORN EXCIIANGE. The present week's arrivals el Eiglish Wheat have been on a very moderate scale, Yet, as the dealers generally are waitidu the approach oi the Parliamentary session, the 'e- lmand for that article to-day was extremely heavy, at pnq- Inal currencies. Iii lore-tn Wltra l-ce, its ell as5 tt bond. no s~lewere 4) l ~~ I- Ofr pgrail thle show waitS VerS critl ...

... RAILI WAYS. AILWAY IKTINIIE LIST vonu TESDAY, JAN. 'O. Iladwap o. Pad. 0Q09sir6 Prime. klusiflel one41. Aliraen~ ?? £2. jsar I pro 3, DIIrrni:.ih41rnindGl-ucvk 180lQ 12 91 131 0 Do Nc~v j 714dj i ?? I71A 31 83 lnlrmX_1.aoI Oxf.imlel 2 1I 1,4)1, a 1 BrIstol ancd !r'rIcr ?? '0 83 03 Do vr 2 34 6141111. ~.o.a ?? 4 . . 4 11 Do Nows ?? .Do Iixtunsi~o ?? 94 %PM 1 Camebridgie arid Oxford . 8 4 1 ...