... The public have already been informed of the intention to increase the Army. There is good reason believe that the increase will extend to the regiments of the line (infantry), to the Royal Artillery, but not to the cavalry. It appears that to each regiment doing colonial duty or about to leave the country for such purpose, there will be added 200 men perhaps a little more, but that no ...

... GREAT FR EE TRADE ME ET- ING'Arll NORtWICHI. l riI11111IPI OF MR. COBD1EN. [FttOM OUR ttEPOttTE'.1O \'atiu'diy eveiiittg at ineetti I of the ?? Free Tiade Aossoviatiunt took place at St. And~rcw Hall, in thait toVVil. The peecular featuric of' interest iitteudiiig' titi' affair was tile fact tittit Mr. WodehiOuse, AI.P., it'ttI 1p1'dgt'd hiiaSelf- whet her boldly or- foolhardily we leeti% ...

... LONDON MARKETS-FRIDAY. CORN EXCHANGE, ing to tre ltate bo~isterous w~eather, ths arrivals of English RVlest tor our markets thitt week have been uai- usuailly smalil; hence the sh ow of earaples of that article to-day was lvery lhti ited ; sud so little wvas doitig in it, that p}rices w~erel almis~t rnrliti~al. Ith the ab ure of i mezalsh Wheat, tfel retail sales were effictel in tfre l oreit ...

... RAILWAY SHIARE LIST FopR TUESDAY, JAN. 6. Iteilnys. Pad. Olmng Price'. Suaines Done. Aberdeen . 5 1 %Pnt I3 0 Y4 BimreIngai(h~Ct 10 128 132 130q4 Do Neu(5.34ds.. i%31 33 ?? ?? . 0 84 80 04 DoNNew2 33 q3pot78 Bristol olioeer.. 0 20 28 pin (7 BuckingItnlie 42 . 1 4p ?? 3 31,4xii IS 34 3 Do ?? 21, I' 13pm CJanbri~lge end Lincoln,. 1% 134 134 SK3 Cambtridge tind Oxford Ii' . (Thester andl ...

... BAILIVAYS. RAILWAY RIIARE LIST popt MONI)DAY, JAV, 12._ Ilsilnays. ?aid. Olosing VA~o. 13usinoi Done. Abierdeen ?? %1 m3 BIm,inpil~ainadGljnre~t, 100 125 120 Do New 7!o. (I ?? 7 31 8 2% Ularm! s.ad, Dot Juliet 2 1pi I/* li 0 Bristollandr lvelcer..0 83 85 Da ow ?? 514 614pm;~ prlptol and mouicogter .. 8 27 28 plo ?? ?? i Caledonian ?? SY, 4% 4 514 14 ?? pm %4X Oanlaidge and Lincoln.. % I 1 ...

... AI LIVAYS. it RAILWAY SHARE LIST FR~ FRIDAY, AN. 16. I~a~laOO. PRid closin Pec. Bualles. Dnoe. &bIIrddoen ?? XI I pr - lrlllrmn~a llO df'ut. 100 104 ISO 131 Do Ni, a (Iss. 7 14). 7143 01 83 313 fi PIWl lt id f1aetc 70 03 sr, 14') NOS I 4 i wtl~inglnth i ?? 420. . ?? 10 4 11Is% 14 ii '.nitavyi lao nd ILhivolni. . I . I tv voiobdge aed Oxrford .. I~; n dig ii )IlirwrI arid iloilyllicad ..I 4k I ...

... GREAT FREE-TRADE MEETING I AT MANCHESTER. [PROM OUR REPORTERS.] A mecting was held at the Free-trade Hall, on Thurs- day night, which, however great the previous assemblages of free-traders there may have been, was unexampled both in numbers, influence, and enthusiasm-in everything, in fact, which can give interest and moral weight to the great. movement in which the League are embarked, and ...

... , . Friday Evening. unds were heavy to-day, and prices depressed. Une cause, strangely enough, is assigned to the RoTal speech, and the speeches on the Address in replv, not reading gratefully to Stock Exchange opinion; the members being generully understood, however, be of liberal political sentiments. It will more probably be found that sales, or anticipated sales, of Stock and other ...

... TIHE FREE TRADIE MOVEMENT AT NE WCA STLE- ON-TYNE. NE1WCAlSTiE-ON-TYNE, WED.NDESDAY NtIGIT.-TIIe muteti'ng held in tbis town, o0l Monday evenip, h:1s producedel an eftfect which it is imnpossible yet tully to esti- mate. Tite inuense and[ highbly respectable mut tlltde that assembled on tihe ocension completely puzzled the opro- nctits of the League, who have been in the habit of asserting ...

... [Under this head, shall furnish our readers, from time to time, with very brief abstract of these documents as they appear, together with such observations may seem necessary to explain their nature, or likely to add to their use. The following have been delivered since the Ist instant.] Sessional Numbeh.472.— County Rates.—A return°J the Expenditure of the Parliamentary Grants in aid of, ...

... LiiNtsov, JAN. 2 2-`lii hiltil day tit noon S., fr.1 br~e eloitl It. hinso, ?? the, greatir port of Whit night frolO thue aoittho ainod weniwaril, ith, raiti. Sjen~O]~f. ?? ih tbreeze, atid, tint,. Dirni, JAN. !I.--ArrlvtiI thr William anti james from Sitlgol)pOe, tot ttieinlsier front the 'Maurittus. iraso nJAN. 21. -W-%ind A'.-AyrriVe the U~nited from hitenos Ayreo. LONltONDtERiY. ...

... NA VAL 1ATJALLIENCE. SIrEr R NCs, JAN. 7. t Thle Soont, 1P, at Chatiham, has been voinni sioimled at d the Admil ral ty by Commander Williarn Lnring (1841), who e wvill hoisit the pelliant on board in at few dave. She is to ihave a cemplintent of 1-10 oflirers and muen. ir The new 26-gun ship, ordered to he built hiere, and whose e timbers are now being, converted, is to be named the Diaiuond. ...