... the ttle; per :o 12 I or and oth, 20s. ! or a ts, lbh. Iby at- er'5 tran Intl 'ide ile .ae. Elt 'our fori andi iersa the rie. ief. irS by. CORN EXCHANGE-MIARK LANE, LONDON, MONDAY, Feb. 9.-Thesuppliesof EnglishA heatdu6itg pare week were only moderate, but they were rather large Of all h11tr ?? For thia day's piarket there was oridy a limtite1 of ?? wit iand.carriage samples from Essex, Kent, ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.-MAttE LANE, LONDON, MONDAY, March IC.-The supplies of alt English Srtlu were very good during tie past week. There have been tolerably large treportotioni of foreign wheat, ot, and beans, since this day se'nnight. Tbe beat conditioned wheuts met a good sale at fully the rates of test Mifonday, but tbere was no improvement in the dem and for lsid- diing slid inferior qualities. ...

... COUNTRY MAARKETS. )ERHIM I i PT ' A ?? ?? I 2i)Elt~il W1Ei.KIY SMiITHFIEIL) TARKET. j TUf SDAY, Mfarch 24.-There was a urger supply Of Beasts, ad of better quality than for some time past Sheep, a good supply I P'igs ,,ere scarce. flsef made from) 64d. to id. ; Miutton, d.to ed. e PjgF, 65. to bs. lid . per score; roigh fat, 4s. per stone. e 0 DFJi3t1 CORN MARlICET. n FRIDAY, March 11.-lhc ...

... CORN EXCHANGE-M1ARK LANE, LONDON. e MONDAY, Nov. 2.-Tbe qsantltyofwlieatonj sale this norning, 'C by land carriage samples, from Essex, Kent. and Suffolk, teae only a moderate, with a fair supply of barley from all these counties* but of ! beans aud peas, there was no material addition; anid the fresh a ri; at ValE ofoatY from our coast and Scotland have r~ot heen materially I creased, but ...

... TiE REVENUE. - - M- Years ended July 5, Increase. Decrease. - ,1846. 1846. Fr £. £. of Customs - - 19,807,944 17,658,461 - 12,118,.883 loc Excise - - 12,074,999 12,025,112 - *f9,887 tie( Stamps - - (,846,883 6,988,940 142-0Th da, Taxes 4,228,4-1t 4,229,899 1,458 - lii Property Tax - 5,261,954 5,183,912 - 78,042 lai Post Oflice - 679,000 794,000 115,000 - Crown Lands - 125,000 100,(00 - 25,000 ...

... TUESDAY, July 28. F. B. I{ETTILE, ltriglhtout, otse.dealer, /,.etgtt 4, Sept4,a im tgtliullstieet. Sote., Miessrs. S itanitid and Lang, ltaaserle- )ud street; official .,smtg., Air. Whiintoce, Basinlgiilstlseet. g~qae ui W. ttPiDt)XAL1 smut R. BROWJXN, Pembertonflrots, GOUgi5~se t to printers, Anugst 4, tSept. 4, at Basuinghall~fitreet. SolE-, Messrs. oct. [felime and Co., New~inu; official ...

... A~~1 Aparma _ H_ I At, . Ito The Duke of Wellington celebrated on Thursday the thirty- eir first anniversary of the battle of Waterloo by his .customary ,e, banquet at Apsley-house. This annual gathering of thle l sri, gallant officers who shared the danger and participated in the 0Jd honours of that glorious achievement of British valour pos- sesses increased interest to the l)ubliC as year ...

... So you are a poor man willing to lay by a shilling la week, but want to know first a little about a savings' bank ?-wvelll then, it shall be told you. I A savings' bank is an institution for receiving small savings, v established by wealthy people, who would like to see you better off in your circumstances, and more respectable in your con- dition. They neither receive profit nor advantage ...

... C(UNTRY MARKET'1S. liEtttY ?? LlihV. SMl'f[HIF'I.EI) 2t.'ltiH ?? 'rt3Esl)AY, Jan. ?? e wc s aslboullt: :ioer~ro~o s;elpiy (If Pr Sheep Avere very slarve I'igs isele le al. olir Irish ltkef ! n 1a1e froni 5d. to ed. ?? thl . ti, d . cl lb.; I igs, as. f(h. s- (Id. -per sc-re ; Rough bit, 4s. per ?? DI)EIRIY CORN IAIINEE'r. rdFLII DA Y, Jalillury 2.-OU Imrket to-(idlv f(o gj ;IlI, has II.t ...

... DERBY WREIELY SMITHFIELD MARKET. TUESDAY, March 17.-There was barely an average supply of both Bleasts and Sheep; Pigs wereplentiful, chiefly Irish Hcefui le from bid. to Gd.; lAfutton,7d.to8d. ; Pigs, ts.per score; itough lot, 4s. per stone. DERBY CORN MARKET. FRIDAY, March 13.-We have to-day a small market. For tbe beat samples of wheat, we have in some cases an advance of Is. nii- willingly ...

... FR.nv. all -P. tr; ; ?? ie MANCHESTER, Dec. 26.-This is usually a very slack time for business, but never since manufactures were known in 9 lfthis country have we had so dull a season, The price of - Ic cotton yarn rallied in Liverpool, yesterday, but spinners and 4 manuftlctures could not obtain prices adequate to the advance n on the raw material, and consequently but little business was te ...

... CORN EXCHANGEMARK LANE, LONDON. MIONI)AY, Nov,. 16.-Thle su-)plyof wleat bylanidearriage samnpl,, lec. from Essex, Kent, soud Suffolk was quite limited this morning, Wilh' chat very littie fresh up from more distant counties, and tha quantity. of ba~rley, beans, anid peas from all thre home districts was very triaing 18, with few fresh arrivals of oats from ourown coast anod Sctltr aid irt, ...