... From the establishment of the Northern Star to in the present day it has not only been our study and he desire to advance every movement made in behalf of P the working classesbut wehave further subjected our. selves even to outlawry, as wvill be seen by the report ti of Sir Thos. Wilde's spiteful and vindictive-though G short, charge to the special jury who tried the cause of O'Connell v. ...

... PRICES OF COAL IN THE LONDON MARKET, I PER 'oN..-NEWCASTLE. Nov 27 Nov 30 Deec2 a d s d a d Adair's Mlain ?? ?? ?? 0 Cheater ?? 6. ?? ?? 6 Dean's Primrose ?? . ?? 6 ?? Hartley ?? . ?? ?? 0 Do. ?? ?? ?? 0 Do. ?? ?? ?? 0 Do. ?? ?? ?? 6 Do. Newcastle ?? ?? ?? Do. ?? 0 ?? ?? Do. ?? ?? ?? 0 Do: ?? ?? ?? 0 Hollywell ?? i ?? ..19 ?? Ordi's Redheu&h ?? ?? ?? 0 ?? ?? ?? &5 Soot ?? ?? Tautield ?? 0. ?? ...

... SHIP NEW?;. Arrive! in tlr Cic r! on r iilav, the John Wo-il, (39S tran,) ll)oss, fo-n 1t3livia; slills- AugiltX wit a caroi of virgin'. Hlii! moln:'.lte weatlier. ( lii II;- thc Svouath Channel. belt ibe Ca thlirii .Amien lies fn, o- Cor-, a1-nd t -i(i in fi- Cirlel-to sail ii:iiitii . dxlS : thl; Vninoveiove 1r ork, 'ailed 2 d(ritv prevcroits. On tlto lst tlt.. It. iii. ih.- itn-7: 21. n. ,t ...

... I MArK-LANE EXPRESS' REVIEW OR TIIE CORN TRADE DURlNG THE PAST WEEK. The full effects of the failure of the potaito erop in Ire- land are now becrming imiltifest; the wantus of that coun- try, though sufficiently urgent before. have s, greatly itl- creased withill the last few INeeks, that it ha, b .els found necessary to Leud large supplies ot foodi fromt hence tj the sister i-le; and this ...

... MARKjETS, FAIRS, &c. .I ANewcustte Cern Market, December 19.-We had a moderato supply of viheat at this day's market from the growers, and no coasting a rivals, for which we expe- perienced a good demand, at an advance of 4s per qr. on the rates of last Saturday for all descriptions ot' qua- lity. Barley met a fair sale, and the best samples brought is per qr. more money. Malt fully maintained ...

... UNITED TRADES ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF IN- DUSTRY. Pursuant to previous arrangement, a full eom- lW mittce of the above association assembled, at their tic office, 30, Hyde-street, Bloomsbury, on Tuesday, a December Ist, T. S. Duncombe, ERsq., M.P., in the tb chair, present, Messrs. Bush, Allen, Green, Wil-. liamson, Mayne. Robson, Claughan, Jacobsi BMythe. tie Lenegan. and Lynn, Mr. ...

... CORN EXC'HANGE, LONDON, M;ONn.qD', Decenmber 21. A change in the weather has had Considerable effect upon the minds of oar buyers, consequently the market to.day presents a different aspect to what it did on Friday. The supply of wheat this morning was about afair average for the season. At an early hour of the day much higher prices were asked, but no offer could be obtained, and very few ...

... COUN.tY AIARKEIS. UEiC1,1iV \'EtEKIlY SMT t 1HFlt.1) tAtE;I'r. f'UESfDAY, Dec . 1.-T3h~revvas a tolerabloesulpplyof t;ensts,bilt very roidillirrg quality; Sheep, a gnrol supply both of quantity and of D e c. 1; fa tC aIV S .L - Tr e r wias , a o l erifu l sn u p l o ft ofe r I ris s B e efh Ai ?? to Gd.; Mtittr. llt d. to 7d. t'eal, 7d. perlb., Pigs'hs. Gd. Ito YH. per scare; ItRogl fit, 4. ld ...

... From tele LONVDON GAZE TTE. - - -I TUESDAY, Dec. 8. BANKRUPTS. c J. DONAI.DSON, Regent street, coachinmeer, Dec. 1I, Jan. 30, 1, at ?? street. Sl1s., Alessrs. Dunn arid Dobie, Hlayniond. bal idrgs, Gray's.irli; officiil assig., Air. Green, Aldermanbury. I P HOWARDLO, Hiaginam, Norrulk,, wine naerchuit. Dec. 16, Jan. 19, It MIsasrsiia~lPatreit s., DltBarB. Trehern and White, Buek- lersbuirl y ...

... From the LONDOVN GAZETTE. TUESDAY, Dec 1. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. H. IV, Pt1tiilpit, Bishopisgiete-street, City, glass and chinn dealer. .1. Tl'opltinii, iiew uod, Staluordshire, road-contructor. D3ANKRUPiT8. J. B. ALLEN, ?? lirixton, briltk nrebhant, Dec. 8, Jan. 8, at ilslnghail street. Solo., Alessrs. Chlutntiry and WVest- wiood, Graiy's inl.aqitale; official aisig., Dir. Belcher. G. ...

... 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 ...

... DIRECTORS. Robert M'Haffie, Esq. Eastwood, Chairman. James Scott, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow. Thomas Outhbertson, Esq. of Longdales William Bruce, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow. Alex. Mackenzie Kirkland, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow John Stenhouse, Esq., Provan Place, Glasgow. George Kinnear, Esq., Banker, THIS Company has been established for the purpose of making Advances Railway Stock, and other eligible ...