... KXCLUSIVELY FOR THK LIVBRPOOL MERCURY.J LIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKET. THURSDAY, December 31. SUGAR,—There has been an extensive demand during the week, and grocers have purchased largely at Is. advance on last prices. RICE in good request; moderate sales, 6llghtly improved prices. COFFEE.—Nothing to report. TARTAR?.—Nothing of moment to notice. More inquiry for the lower description*. ...

... Monday, January 4.—Aberystwith, Daventry. Tuesday, o.—Wells, Ashford, Maidstone, Tunbridge. Wednesday, 6.—Market Harborough, Ryegate, Higham, Redburn. Thursday, 7. —Harrow, (Leicester.) Friday, B.—Cockhill, Coleshill, Stourbridge. Preston Horse Fa a—This great fair begins on Monday next and ends on Saturday. ...

... ~TIW ~~KS F RNDRING SuR- AL OERAiON PANLE3& p 0 - V. sf the Eridish and I~origa Medical ?? C ilcd by John Forbei, M ,D, ?? 1 proor we passing throutgh our hands, ?? oil medical friende in Bos;;on the ac- ' ir s0 icteresti-: it surgeoons, end indeed -41e e the ?? ofintroduc- yow nothing more of this new me- ?? ',ir laill ' an what is containod in the cf ?? f-oin twvv private letters, kindly !; ...

... The death of the Count de Pollou, mini6ter from the King Of 8ardinis to the court of St. James,took place on the 21fst ?? Abbey has added private theatri- c cals to its -ct'er seasonlabe attractions. 'The perlbrm- ances mentioned ia the papers Nconsisted of a charade founded on the incidents of the siege of Troy, tU e author- sfip of which is ascribed to AMr Stafford O'Brien.-The zociety of ...

... AGENT.SFO l TlE NEWCASTLE COURF.ANT,' OR (GENERAL. I.UE AND CRY;4 BY WH{OMd. ADVERIMSMILEYTS Ott OR.DERXS FeC THIE ,EWSPFAPEn. AEZ ULECEIVED. Alston and. Neighbourlbood-LMr Dryden, powtmascer Alleadale 'JTown._Mr. Short Alnwick-Mr Smith, Mlr Davison, and Air Pike. booksellers, and Mz inidmarbh, ironmonger. - B]anchltnd--Mr Taylor, shopkeeper Bishop Aucklaucl.-JIr Fair, r11. J. Wiiton. Air ...

... THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE. The packet-ship Ashburton, Captain Howland, arrived in the Mersey, on Tuesday night, with New York paper* to the 9th ult., containing a copy of the President'* message. The message extends, as tsual, to considerable length, occupying upwards of eight columns and half of the New York papers. We subjoin a pretty full abstract of its contents. The president coifrmience* by ...

... BOSTON CORN MARKET Wednesday, Deb. 30. Frost having closed our inland communication water have had small deliveries of corn this heek. and, in consequence higher prices were given for Wheat,—3s. to 4s. per also to 2s. per qr. upon Oats and Beans. The following are the quotations, per imperial quarter to the grower: Wheat, red, t>2j. to 685., white, Go's, 71s. Oats to 305.; Beans, 4Gs. to 4'J-!. ...

... MIEi'Tl'ING OF MUNICIPA, ELECTPORS OF TIUE MAARKET PLACBO WALRD. A meeting of thle Munmicipal Electors of Malarket-place I~t 'Ward,. was hold onl Monday evirsing last, at triro Bl tI L and Stun Inn, in Mlytongate, Nlr. C. A. F'orrester' in tire a, chair. There vvere' also preecorrt, Mr. Juno. k'eck, Mr. nti Barr'iukc, Mr. Ityrer (the secretairy,) NIL. BickoertOn1, Mi'. wV Wells, Air. hlunterl, ...

... was getting out night soil he found the arm, neck, head, and part of the breast of a female, about 18 years of age, which he carted into field belonging to Mr. Barritt, farmer. Hundreds of persons went to view the remains, which were afterwards buried by Mr. Barritt. The coroner did not receive notice of the finding of the remains until Wednesday last; but there is doubt he will institute an ...

... assembled together lor tea in the body ot the chapel. The meeting was well attended. JMr. Dowling, Eenior deacon of the church, was called to the chair. The meeting was addressed by Messrs. Latham & lii«by, superintendents of the Sabbath school; IVnkethman, minister of the Wet,leyan Church; Hutchinson, of Newton; and G N. Clapham, student, the Lancashire Independent College, near Manchester. ...

... liberal candidate, Count I.ehon. Ever since the downfall of the Nothomb administration was caused by the return of opposition candidates in two places, an election this country—even an isolated election —is considered to be an event of first-rate importance. The recent election at Tournay did not fail, therefore, to create considerable excitement, not only that city, but in all the large towns ...

... STATE TRADE. I.an* a-iuki:, Tin k>i*.\y, l)t ...