... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 00tWf¢ Xiepavl a~trtAg. SALUS POPULI LEY( SUPREMA. FJI)D Y. JANUARY 2, 1846. TV.I, }'BEE TRADE STRUGGLE; MIL- MdONAIRES AND WORKING MEN. Tile straw is beginning to move: the example of ^-;ianchester will not be lost upon LiverpooL It has ,ftien lcel questioned which is the wealthier town of the two: a matter of flact better known, probubly, tij the commnissioners of the income tax than to any ...

... . 9 I jawrtlao.1-1 Tun FUNDS.-LoNPOIT WaDNR AIEalc, a Tbe Colonial hearkets have been 01o0ed for the VhtdMuxa b~o-. lidays, consonently our, report is Ter shori.Mnyhis W ever, become mere plentiful, and, as the tdwn ?? as 'the onuntry trade IIoId small stocs, n nlcroashag ?? WIDOoWe to a aeon, as the market opena. Mueb will deipel4 OOPOSI the settlemeout of the coem question. The ...

... j?wT?et%5. wCJAIUIXXVSLVX HO ~SiTROLUa2~. Mf FOR~N FRODUCb MARKET. URUIrSDtA F. JAmwarY 1. *~ ?? to 30 loltotd, that w0e &en no report rtf De 1riutin8 ?? that khMO tcak plswe. *a tmex 9 f th30r^e Ot ci Gunoo, md np with ~reth care by one of 4 pof ?? tab 5roos tO tio Slat Dociciber*. Ichabou ?? ?? 68, 0 (ittler Afi n ?? 18,10 Qokd a dullty P'4W, uepg te nliond in bond. * o e dditional Is ...

... tiWp;f,4,C. -11? I ?? ?! c- ?? . I I . :, j, , 4iS ' -a end n da -ret rider~a Sondb I.*hveoe t I SON.F. :; odwkper. 'of. soyd S-1,W yn4p 6, t t ud F Goo~g~uml~~, Ali% &sa oi4i~ - : v ' r F ; an STiUT81.1A, lwrrlr 00ra ator, Brisiol, tosllrenider Jan.9, t oe, ad Pb. i, a elven atthe Bristol Dlsttlot Clr.Attorney. ofpils Br~p WARLES. WvlJam,* mroler, Zooecul-on-M.yoafl, to surrender~ au. 13 t ...

... STATE OF TRi.DE. . I 0 ]I . Lasacjns, TnvtAnSA,JA1. 1.-The broad silk ?? wa Middloton, Failsworth, Manchester, and their vicinitits, is better ] than It was a month ago. leancy work and mixed goods are in tot partcular. requost, and many new sorts of fine ftnoy goode for uo epring tradn are now being manufacturod in the neighbour- din hood of Manebester. The srlk rmallware trade in the same ?? ...

... S TELSiiRAPO-OFFIClt. MG cind at Holyhead XIV., moderate gale. Ch 0F Point Lynas, inwatd bound, at 10 a. 1., No. SD12. Flora, Ur barques itelgraphed from Caian;) 1287, British Merchant, ship .t O t poron t 30 p.m., two hip, Oe barque, one brig, ( nead four schloenses ,: TIIURSDAT E VRNNI~A, JA.T'1. -triod N, Tf.,vtryf rcer. Axsasvin.-Henry. Solith, Old Oalabar-Eti:1afxbhth Thorntor, . i2tttfe ...

... I-muartf. e p B CHNtA:. e A mi%?, Dc' mpie, fim pn; t ni e ?? fleperxns, Rliley, lmn Wbhenpes; teta, canrta B A FRICA. patroii. MPr n, vowaoi, fnAfri; *al-n nil, elephan1t tfetb Warwvlck,61rtlsgy fm.lmpny; P41sit oil : a P-llira R,-y ?? fm Africa; palm oll, elephant teatb Omrlmbfl. l mlorld ?? plm *il Lady F. Butsogsa Dove. tm Pa aaton itand; a B4 . - DST IoDEF9 ae art ?? lfrcker'ty fin Ca~lem ...

... . IWI '.1 ?? aw Ilarlitt, I ?? ?: tbe 5th Instant. II ~. o~RAILWAYS. 1rqs 51)22! Iirkeuhad pas.95 50 20 42.Wkehe s l~had Juno. it I 100 120 Birminga an4ocse.. 124 125 20 25 Quacter ?? 58 31 25 It ihtdelord and aoc I A 25 2Blackburn, Xirwnadfllton 21 p 3 25 10 Biackbortaand prestan ?? 6 39 101. 70 Bristol and Exeter ?? 9 p 11 .429 2 Ditto New Shazes ?? i p63 24.) 344 Bristol and GlOUestt~r ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...