... London nad zwov~acia1 G ain Ma~k . - i - Loacdon and ftovncieal Grai~n mwarkets. | MARK LANE. Lo.N~oN, Monday. 28th Dec., 1846. The show of -English wheat at this morning's market was moderate; and theweather having again become frosty, the- millers purchased freely, and the samples were all cleared off early, at an advance of about 3s. per quarter on the rates ofi this day week. Free foreign ...

... ;FROM THE LOND N GAZETTE. Tuesday's '-Gazette conthins thie New -Zland Charter,- Irich-repeals that of' l84O,-and'erertes powers,-municpal, le-7 !giaative, and administrative, by'authority ot the Queen. Tpbe s Charter, whrch -is heft to the Guvernor-(General to -decide at lsiat titue it shall 'be 'iroiiulgated und broughtjinte ope-' , ration, is little mbre than a recapitulatioin of the A4ct ...

... .MANUFACTURES, COMMCEE, &c. PAISLEY.-Weare glad to intimate a continued improve. ment in the weaving department so far as the town is con- .cerned; but the workmen in the villages assure us, there is no increase in the quantity of work with them; and they are generally under the impression, that so far as the Paisley houses are concerned, a considerable quantity of work has been withdrawn from ...

... .ABZnDEEN SHZARE.LXST, TcESDAY, JANUARY a. (LCorrected from the Officia/ Ls.) XSlarl £ ;5 120 1 100 100 10 10 20 500 25 5 50 50- 20 !50 100 100 50 ! 50 20 1600 25 100 10 20 100 100 10 10. 200 - 20 1 20 1 20 00 i 10 e. Paid. ,.£5.. ..5 I. 10 ( 2 100 500 10 10 10 100- 10 23 50 20 101 50 20 2 10 12. 50 1 ..J 10 510 .. 10 .. 10 ' 20 1 2lI .. ...

... GRERAT NTORTH OF SCOthAND RAI~JWY - COMPANY. On Thursday, a special general meetinz f the'Great North of Scotland Railway Company was 2eld within the Royal 'Hotet-Aberdeen, for the-purpose of cansileripg and approving of the drafts of the following bills, viz.,- 1. A bill to consolidate the Aberdeen and Great North of- Scotland Railway Companies. 2. A bill to enable the Aberdeen Railway ...

... SIPPING INTELLIGlECE. ARRIV FD AT A .-Deeebevr 29 Albion, Stevens! R lye: Edward, Souter, Neiveastl - Volant. Uerchar t, do. - j Rontho, Main, do.; Isabella, Nico, do.; *orth,.Thom;n In verness: Sweet Honle, -Collie, Newcastle; Duke of Buc- .eleuch, .Levie,, do.-30. fllrivich, *Coper Stockton; Dee, Johnston. Glasig6w Flaning6, Martin, 'Newcastle; Comn- nigrve, Petty, Sunderland; Janet Phillips ...

... FENIALEINDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. - !ABDDITIOSAL j ORM]ESPONDENPI, T thee Rev. M A MflegNTosHitto Ar Sheriff WVATSor. AberdSen,-3lst Dee.,-:18406. WJLLIA'I WAtsOeN, Esq., &c. &c. Dear Sir,-After what has already taken place, you will be.- lieve me, when I say, that I am painfully reluctant to tddress you again on the subject of the Industrial Sclhool, fnd that nothiifgklut a sense of duty leads me ...

... Fv, TE.-P - . (%i ur N G~~ T K~~w ~~ - ~~ -I oy, ;- 10 bales 1i Mie ; 4 cases Mine,w. Leshe; 490 bundles boops, Ch. Gordon. Sir Alexaoder. Ouffitas),Sher master. QUEBEC. - I piece oak timber, 667 pie~es fr timber, j4 pieces Tamarack knees, t6onpieces staves, Geo. Thon. so, jan.-; tI it barrels floum, I barreL wstv . U, apples, 25,000 horns, 1 nI e honey, Oswald:, George. azi Co. Lord Seaton ...

... GERMAN COMMERCIAL UTNION (ZOLLVERREN), OR NEI CONTINENTAL SYSTEAM a -As translated and gathered from Dr. IFriedrich List's, work, entitled The National S-ystem of Political a _Economy. Stuttgart & Tubiuogen. d THE above work gives us an interesting view of the rise, s progress, prospective intentions, and objects of the Zoll- P verein, -written by a man evidently of great research and 0 ...

... Cattle and =eat Markets. SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, MomoA, Dee. 2s. Owng to the cold weather, the imports of live stock from abroad, since MIonday last, have been on a limited scale. The supply of foreign stock on show to-day consisted of about so beasts and 500 sheep, in very bad condition, yet the whole lfound buyers, at extreme currencies. With home-fedheasts we were scantily supplied, ...

... S3MITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, 51o0%nAY, Jan. 4. 'With home-fed beasts we were well supplied, both as re- spects number and quality, owing to which, and the change- able state of the weather, the beef trade was in a very [de- pressed state, at a decline in the currencies obtained on this day se'ennight of quite 2d per 8 lbs.-the extreme figure for the best Scots not exceeding 4s 4d per 8 lbs. At ...

... London and Provinclal Grain Markets. MARK LANTE, LO~NON, Monday, 4th Jan., 1847. 0The weather since Friday has undergone a slight change, is being now much milder, and having a good show of English *s wheat this morning, the millers exhibited less inclination to of purchase largely, consequently only a tritling advance on Fri, eda' rae oudb established-the busine~ss doebeing a ,,Free foreign ...