... 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 ...

... MONEY ;IARKETraLONDN,, TUEY. . . . , ?? ' 4.3.. n n The public securities have been unsteady tuts iuurxjzug: Cojsois were done at the commencement at 940 for money, buit the views taken of the intelligence from the United States sent the price down to 94A, which is the latest quotation, and 94J for the Account. Reduced Three per Cents. were last done at 948, the Three-and-a-Quarter.= Ilew 86j. ...

... 3) A N K RU. PT S. GnIte-.ridy, january Uh4 I-All\NOTI) Johin, of \Valaall, ?? wooifleti derpft.; Feit /t. hini-li to, Courlt of 1AltO1 hro~itIcy, Biirihi ghlana. SOio Sjitih mild Co. llirtiingbitan. Own petition. DatitTau lI.. 1lAICA HIIotbert, of Froot. Lotte. tteac Mth it parish of Fowloy, It-Honts, anld carrying on li~ittteo at., No. 32, Ah oo-c ]ar-otreet. Sulitliottpt on, sot cie ...

... It t .- - o on all to loll 101 duty, eOP sarail'. PT001a Mal eO CLowNIAL PRODU.C~E Brssv'T'0 ?? 16 0 8! ?? £C5 15- 6 10 to 6 11 0CC Hiiy UACL P e rlb Idl., Guoy5,Ui asl~ver, ungarblesiS 3-i5 6202 'I d pr b. . .62 0 lac ?? 91- 6 0 .1 4! rrlndad..~' Drwooo~yeton B . X a. 2 -~0 L~og~w~o~oD8aemrica 5 5-5 7 621) ~.uzL .~~iaoad 'Yl. tion.& At. Dom.. 515- 6 25 1 ,P5~C 06 Dt~ 44,ads Vampeaclby ?? ...

... .larIet *nteltge, LONDON CoRN ExCHANor,, MONDAY, JAN. 26.- The corn market was but scantily supplied during last seek with grain of anv description, a few cargoes of wheat from alr6ad being the principal arrival ; in the whole about equal to 10,000 quaiters. A mode- rate quantity of English flour also got up, say about 3,000 sacks, and we had also 500 barrels reported from N6w York. The ...

... IPswicH, Jan. 27.-At this day's market we had but a middling supply of grain, and the sale of every article was exceedingly dull from the suspense which necessarily ex- isted in the minds of buyers relative to the contemplated alterations in the corn laws. Barley may be noted full is. per qr. lower, and the best parcels of wheat very dull at somewhat lower ?? supply of fat beef and mutton was ...

... Lord Adolphus Fitzclarcncc entertained a party at dinner on Monday last. Among the guests, were Lady Chesterfield, the Earl Wilton, Lord and Lady Newport, Colonel and Mrs. Anson, &c. &c. Lord Stradbroke has left town for Bretby Park, on a visit , to Lord and Lady Chesterfield. , _ The Duke and Duchess of Montrose intend to make a Continental tour the ensuing spring. Sir Wm. Massy Stanley, and ...

... (From ?? New Price Current of Twesday, Jarn. 27.) SUGAR-A considereble falling off in the demand for all descriptions admissible for home consumption has taken place at the lower rates of duty, and a decline in the value has taken place. For foreign sugar, however, the market has presented quite a different appearance, for the demand has increased end prices have advanced. The purchases made ...

... A-prAIRS OF THE BRISTOL AND EXETER I RAILWAY COMPANY. I (From the Dailii Neoaa.) pipes It will be in the ?? all who have token an interest will 11 in the affairs of thle Bribtol and Exeter Railway Company, that Mr when its airectors, in, November last, proposed to least the line for in perpetuity to the G;reat Western Company, a large and infl- Mr. I ential body of the sahrehiolders co ...

... .ILIIL1VAYS. I1A1IWA\? SHARE J.IST pou FRIDAY, JAN. 240. I 1 -+ ?? -I AL1'?2'1. I £.' ?? 224111142 94(..1,41.l1I.'Irn X44d G?'4U1 eot.j 2 .4 1') 29' 40 i1.? N?c ,ss. ?Xs 11182 .f 2724 ?? ?? 111 (3,7 JIIIlCI 'I 14 ? 3 22 7 ?? 'donal' 10 4l,? aI4 1a? ?? j,, 224 24 1 ¼0l1114 2 . 5.S2' .011' 01.?, 1' ,44' Cvnlrl241, 141112 O? 0,1 I . . 23, 1 14 ,.2 Oh 21.1 11441 lIeilhl.140 .1 20 24 1 a. 2.lork ...

... _ ,. , TATTERSALL'S.—Yesterday. ' Tatang itstonc from the movements at Manchester on Tuesday, the - fternoon gave Sweetmeat a lift to 20 to 1, and placed beyond dispute at the top the tree, and this on a moat time, was also at 20 toT7l, bm to 1,000 to layers; 1,000 to was betted against Best t S; Miss Bums; 4,000 to 100 against Mermaid: « lVi 20 a § n t \ ,tula a™* to 15 each against Gaincr ...

... WooL.-The London market is now expected to become livelier, as the financial ?? of Sir Robert Peel are known, and wve shall have the public sales fixed. The imports of nool irto Londer, during the wreek ending on fttursdlay have been 602 h(les, of which 350 bales were from Taganrog, 142 from Turkey, 20 from Germany, and s0 from Africa. COTTON.-At MANcESrTER there has been more delag thao of ...