... Xargto. LONDON CORN EZCHANGE-Feb. 23. There was a small show of Wheat from Rent this morning, but the condition being inferior the sale Was slow. The best dry parcels brought quite Monday's prices, nor were the ordi- nary sorts actually cheaper. Barley was in good supply, and we must again quote this grain rather lower. Beans and Pease moved off slowly at barely the rates of this day week. ...

... across the Atlantic has only served to prove this happy truth. The national mind is shaken in its faith of glory. The national honour, it is thought—and we trust the opinion will pierce and enlighten every nook of the empire—may be preserved without the aid of gunpowder. The bellowing, brutalising ratio regum— think of the reasoning of forty-two pounders! is condemned as a mischievous, ...

... MARKETS, FAIR , &c. lvewcastte Com Martet, Feb. 21--We hada gaod supply of wheat at this day's market from thle ij, er- but small coasting arrivals, and the trade ruled dell' even for tbe finest samples, at prices the turn che auel than on Saturday last, whilst inferior ?? comi~letely neLleoted. The holders ot boided h are not offerling thxeir stcks at presenit. Bare Wheate exctremely limited ...

... Jiftakitt Snttuftnf# ?? . . 41!: LONBN Con Oxsion;aMxiosw, FMaa, F2, ?-ThTh toppliks durnlas keew veo the whon eh d bhof both grain and flu ubi thdgene enrl a moun t of buIi- ness asacted was 'Prices 4~.N litte'red or no any o of the marke t days, ttheebeing an aence anythin g :except a coneptiut de- mand. The o atat of the weathelr is u ndobtedly favourable to busine, bt theb long pendig ...

... IS REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE FUR THE PAST WEEK. e to (From the &fark-Iano Express.)j and The reports from Liverpool are particularly dull, not arriaonly asl regards wheat, but likewise in reference to spring ecorn. On the former article a decline of 2d. per 7Olbs. was generally submitted to on Tuesday, and later in the; week a further concession had to be made before buyers ad could be ...

... sbi:p:ptnlg Intrut(jence. Kingt>on, Jamaica, Jan. 22.-The Reliance, Cargill, from In- verkeithing to Fronteira, Gulf Mexico, put in here 13th inst. iwith loss of mnasts. SOUND INTELLIGENCE. Feb. 12. Johanna, Bandolsky, Aberdeen, Dantzic-Maria, Wagner, Grasgemouth, Copenhagen-FredericaNieman, Leith, &c. Rostock-13. Nye Prove, Dam, Inverlkeithing, Copenhagen. Wfinds at Elsinore-Feb. 10. N;V._ll. ...

... BRITISHE CO'RN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. The present position of the wheat trade is perfectly anoma- lons; -e have the positive assertion of the PFime Minister, and other members of the Cabinet, whose means of gaining information must be regarded as undeniable, that so great a scarcity of food exists in a portion of the kingdom as to threa- tess absolute want before two months can pass over; ...

... LM'E. EST lifVT ELLIGENCtE. GuY, SxTU1iDkY EVENING. The Accouuntant-Gencral has made further purchases in Con- sols to dny, but they cle stupplied by the brokers, and not by the jobbers, colsequently they have had but little influence on the Market. ns hta ata h It is quite evident by tile Bank returns, that as fast as the money has bee paiid iu, the Bank has been compelled to lend it out, ...

... between the hours of one and half-past two, p.m., the whole' garrison was on foot, and in a few moments all the gates of the town and the bridges on the Wartha were occupied by numerous detachments. Cannons were levelled on the great square l'Artilleric; the great square Guillaume was occupied by detachments of cavalry and infantry, with two picces of ordnance ; detachments walked the streets, ...

... shipping Intelligence. PlornT PiNrmiY, BANGOR.-Arrived iF,27 the Diligence, 0%rens; ThUllLs Mason, Ovvens; Clarence, ilugihes; Talacre, Owens; Mary Grace, Jones; 1leC ihive, hell ; IRVen, Jones- Ellin and Esther, Vaughan ; Maria, Uj:uham; Druthers, lEdwards; Hubert, Jones; Rleehalb, Jones; Pclkam (niitol, Griflithis ; diary, Irving ; Abel, Edwards; Morning 6tar, Thomnas ; and the I.obert, Rome ...

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... (BY EXPRESS.) During the whole of yesterday the contending parties on either side were actively muttering their strength for the contest to-day. The principal object being to get as many to the poll on the first day, and as early in the day as possible, horses and vehicles from all quarters were brought into this town last evening, and in the course of the night were despatched into various ...