... THE TRADES' FOLLY. To the EDITOR of the ABEuDEns JousRAL. Sii.-I was greatly edified the other day, by reading, in the Herald, an article-headled, f he Trades' Folly. In that article there were two things which claimed my especial admiration- the kind, gentle, and courteous terms in which the Editor ani. madverts upon the late actings of the Incorporated Trades; and the extreme diffidence ...

... Cattle an d WA* tea- SMITHFIELD, M D ao s Very la imrtsof 3stock have take snce Msiday last, v.2504e oxen, 160 cows, en Poef from Jutland, R2ott edam, sad Schiedam. A sheep nd animals have come to hand in good condition, a isa-ge nm D beneath the middle quality. At the otpos 6 b 4 sheep have been imported frova Holland. The s o derived from our own grazing districts, was on the ine~a full ...

... Ipswicil, Jan. 13.-At this day's market we had a good supply of barley, a fair show of wheat, and but a small one of other grain. Our mnarket continues in a very languid, depressed state, owing to the question of the corn laws remaining unsettled. Wheat may be noted ls. to 2s. per qr., and barley Is. per qr. lower for the finest samples, while the inferior sre almost ?? supply of fat beef and ...

... 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% ...

... 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 ...

... | X From the New Price Current of Tuesday, Jan. 13.) SUGAR.-Since Tuesday last importers of colonial sugar have been desirous to realize, and having abundantly sup. plied the market, a decline in the value of nearly every sort has taken place. Importers of British Plantation submit- ting to a reduction on previous rates of Ud to ls per cwt for all descriptions, occasioned a fair business to ...

... The half-yearly stated general assembly of this company, agreeable to charter, took place at the office of the com- plny, No- 3, College green, on this day, at 12 o'clock, for the purpose of receiving from the Board of Directors a statement of their transactions for the Six month's ended on the 31st December, 1845. C. 1). LATOucruE, Esq., was galled to the chair. Mr. Todhuniter, the secretary, ...

... FROM TEE LONDON GAZETTE. I Doweq. Sirmt, Jan. 13. The Queen hLes been iease~d to appoint Ker Bailifo Haanuilton.' Isq.. to be Lient.-Governor of the Island of Grenadae John Shiell, EssI., to be Chief Justice for the Islatidls of Antigua and Montser- '-Lt: Sir icbert hIors'orI, Kilt , to be her Mtajestys Attorney-Ge- A.i for the island of -AiodiS15 Thomas Brown Wylly, Esq.. to be Thdsne Jud:c. ...

... 7abal Intellatme. v Portsmouth, Jan. 11. Admiral Sir Charles Ogle, Commauder-in-Chief at this port, gave another rnagnificent entertainment at the Admiralty House on Friday evening, surpassing in splendour and hospitality even the two former. It was brilliantly attended, all, or nearly all the rank of both services at the port and the elite of the neigh- bouring gentry being present. The ...

... Io FREE TRADE WITH AMERICA-OR WAR WITH ty . AMERICANS? We have no sympathy with those journalists, who, whenever a dispute arises between our own country and any other, instantly address themselves to the angry passions of human nature, and display their pretended patriotism in violent articles, concerning unjust claims, sad exas- perating threatenings, which must be met by prepara- tions for ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-JAN 14, 1846. Y1 x~v.r -1 LINSEED, Odessa, perquar . ?? £:2 7 0 to £2 8 ^ - Petersburg tstc ?? 2 6 0 ?? 0 0 Common , 2 I 0 .. 2 2 Inferior 1 19 0 ?? 2 0 Riga . ?? 0 ..2 8 - - decelaodllonligsberg. 0 O o a .. 0 0 __ Archangel.a 30. 0 0 _ _ limbre' and Dan0ish 5) 0 0 . 0 O - _- Feediiing ?? ?? 410 ° 0 0 RAPESIIED, aeruan, per last . 0 0 .. 0 a - - Hungarian ?? . .. 0O 0 ?? 0 ...