... Al A 1' Ko E'T IT 1: R A\ I, l). 'riho \Illeat ?? exhibited e ronaiderable degrve of anisnostioss 4u'nth o w Ii e o f last NveiSI, %VhIilst, 0n 05nseq II r tt('5 of theI hirge Orders;~, LCur slhiprnrent to Irelaild, himpros ing prics were realised. Thle frost lhsving veesoinioneed with unuottal savorit!, ie, hlave experitiwod a disp;'ithsit to imillten 05tOst .rattieli. this morning, %V ...

... INSTrUCTIONS REMITTING I oNgyoN-ACCOUNT OFUSHARLt IHOLDERS OF THE LAND Com. PANY. 'All monies musthe remitted in PostOffice Orders, or by Bank Order payable on de- to Feargus O'Connor. All, Post oflice Orders must be made payable at the GCeneral Post Office, St. Martin's-le-Grand, London, as none other will-be acknowledged. Tbe personas name applying to the local post olice for the order must ...

... VA I L , A I'S R~AILWAY SI]ARE LIST OEo FRIDAY, DiEL-. 18. Nbedee ay - g. ~ d _Iuqi1__ pu ' IL' Dlc A ?? ill 13irtinttdi NoIR, DLiiliev 42,. (55 ~4 Ptit1,51A 34 lii 3tlrtii~iiiz mt & Gtlttntv'otvri 110o l-i1 1(0 13.14 - li0, XNew (i. 71,i) 171, 1j IV 3.t IBinuitiu.o tt OXlO. J1 tin / (I '10 1 1ol ontti Sltmilf. antolIliriti.' ut,.1 !~ n Do, Netw ?? - B~ristol itid ?? 3013 9 21 on11 ...

... [CONTINUED FROMI THE SUPPLEMENT.] WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, _ YESTERDAY, DEc. 18. From the frozen state of our navigation the supplies are exceedingly limited, and the quantity of gr~ain in warehouse is insufficient for the demand. Wheat is esgerly taken at 4s. and barley 2)s. per quarter advance. Oats are Id. per stone, and Shelling 3s. to 4s. per lead higher. There is usrer inquiry for beans ...

... l PRESTON MARtKET.-Ths day:, twelvoao'ctock. The Marliat was not very fully supplied, and the demand wao consequently briskatconsiderably higher prices. Wheat advanced fully 3s. per windle, and Meal 3e. 6d, per load. Beans and other articles also advanced in proportion. Potatoes, of the Cheshire pink.eye Idnd, sold as high as 19s. per load. t. d. t. d. WnHAT, white, per v lndlo of 2201bs ?? 33 ...

... MARK.iET IN'TE LLIGENCE. LONDON CORtN4OXCIIANGE.-Aonclaq. There was a-moderaet~ suppidrof FuglIishwheat at market last week,. - With a emnail addition by lan samitnl this m~orritillO. No arrivals' of Seg.'T'ho.Engilslh.wlat was cleared ott readlis' thils monnP arad varceooabout3s. Wh r sieiic5Otidye~.Iieat iniboad itquired~for,. for France;l 01141 30s. to li3~. ilrlrquarter paidf fr flauizie, ...

... BRISTO.L IMPORTS. In the lielmeosley, frou Rouen: Vorriere & Co. S0 tons potatoes, i0 do plaster parls, 51D bundt sveld In thoShamrock, from Dublin: Parsons &-Co. 4 packs merchandise; Waring and Co. 20 hhds 30 kilds Gulnness's porter * Order, 7 brls 6 firks artor, 2 packs canvass, 31 ?? provisions, I pack fenthers, 2 ditto cot- tons, 2 ditto woollens, 47 cattle, 4a7 pigs, 2 packs wine, and ...

... THE SALT TRADE To INDIA. 4A deputation of the merchants, manufacturers, ship'- 8owners, and Others, interested in thet, salt trade to India, - and the abolition of the East India Compar~j'. power to 0 ?? sillt in Intdia, waited on Sir J. C.llobhausep,thle - president of the Board 01 Control, ?? 2pa.. 0 The tde utattion, which was headed by Sir lienls Le Mar- 3 chant, U.)P. for 11orcester, ...

... LOATDON MAIKETS-Fi DxY. CORN EXCHAN(E. Thle present week'- arrival of English Wheat having been very trifling, the show of samples of that article lero to- dav was unusiually .nisall All descriptions comimanded a very steady trade at fully Monday's quotations. The demnand for freu foreign Wheat for shipment to Ire- land was extensive, at n further advance in prices of from ts to ts per qr. ...

... crabc!6-1 fRobellicilvo. LABOUR 11N NEW YOIRK. ITI CIRCUMSTANCES, COroNDITIONS, &lTh ZEWAIDS. (From the Toitlitsm.) No. 1.-TRE REAMSTRESSES. There are in ?? City, according to the closest esti- mates thatcan be made, ten thousand women who exist en what they can earn by tho needle. The followinw are the prices for which a majority of thfse families are compelled to work-they being such as are ...

... Crabt9' lotibnet'. LABOUR IN NEW YORK. ITS OIRCUMSTANCES, CONDITIOIS, AND 3SWADS. (From the Ynibawle.) No. l.-TlE :E&MSTRESSES. Th-re are in this City, according to the closest eCtA- mntes hatcan be nuade. teot thousand women who exis! on wrat they can earn by the needle. Tbe fullowine are the prices for which a majority of these families are compelled to work-they being such as are paid by ...

... i Henry Cochrane, Manchester, merchant, Dec. 23, Jau. 2S, ot 12 o'clock, at the Manchester District Court of Bankruptcy : solicitors, Messrs. Johnson, Son, and MWeatheraD, Temple, and Messrs. Bagshaw, Stevenson, and Lycett, Manchester; official assignee, Mr. Hobson, Manchester. 'William Hayes, Liverpool, shipwright, Dec. 31, Jan. 19, at 11 o'clock, at the Liverpool District Court of Bank- ...