... G(,Aq^W St-a.AR MARKET. .JANUTARY, 2R. It o-e aecic-d in --t That starl the~ ?? 1er- C erl Tod3ia ta'n'aeloi , r lp to ta on th 'rt- nitiitic thee'' ree attt ed n ha'1 -rat4 tin-' te 'ban ft!ee5. r~ee tire ela' of 'he rr'tc.at Vt', 'md atn ic Via Ott Ist a4, TI'eaae lu-; b ' wan, nra an], -mctN, :clar made tt n rieitleI -agal. o' ?? tiea or IWnT ?? '-1ti -r. Pcflrta-I I.tu-e hre bed a ...

... faargete. LONDON CORN EXCHEAN@E-Jm. 29. The English Wheat on sale this morning could not be dis posed of without submitting to a t:ifting- decline on the prices of Monday. Holders of foreign beiag careless of selling, it is ?? to purchase at a reduction, and the transactions are li- mited. 'To effect sales in Barley, Is. to 2a. per qr. less money must be taken. Beans are unaltered; Pease and ...

... EDINBURGH SHARE LIST. I STwUAY, JANUARY 30, 1847. ai,,icad.eS. 5 Ia. L I To-Day'sSale. Ozrat11=onfsstCl . O CPnQuge. - -I .1- La= I BOn~ Change. Por Cent.! Bank. .7 ?? O .00.100 16 10 !, S British Linen ?? 00 100 0 0 73 Caledonian ?? 23 490 City af as. Bank. 1010 13 7 0 S lClydeodnieBank. 20 0i 10 6 S Commercial BankS00 '100 367 0 0 6 'Eastern ?? 25 10 12 5 0 6 Edinburgh&Gas.. 51 5 61 80 ...

... HERRING TRADE.-CONTINENTAL 'MARKETS, (From the Imerlntea Courier.) The Commissioners of Supply for the county of Banff haree transmnitted a memorial to Government, to obtain the admission of British-cured herrinns into the continental markets on the sane termns as those cured in Holland, ac. A more extensive field for our herring trade is mails required abi-cad, and if such an outlet be not ...

... 4'O10 116 I SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1847. PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank ?? 204 India Bonds under 1000 - Ditto for Account ?? outh Sea Stock . - Three per Cent. Red ?? 914 Do. Old Annuities ?? Three per Cent An ?? 9141 Do. New Annuities . 90 New 5 per Cent. Ann -3 per Cent. Anns. 1751 - New 34 per Cent . ?? 934 Consols ?? ?? 91;- New 5 per Cents . ?? - India Stock ifor ?? Long Annuities to ...

... jaanAfii COTTON.—Liverpool, Jaw. 30.—There was further ment in the tone of the market to-day, and the sa'.rs hales, 2,000 on speculation. The prices Bowed Georgia, 6? to 7J ; Surats, to 54. ®i to Manchester, Jam. SO.-Our piece goods and vanum,* . « tinues in a tots- unsatisfactory state, and holders seem mm. to realise. Prices are irregular, that it is difficult large sale of good seconds, ...

... GENERAL PosT OFFICE, Jan. 25. Destinations. - _e Mails Last Packets Next Packets SOUTHAMPTON droe Lpondon Sailed. Due. STATION. fo odn 'Lisbon,Madeira ' t 1 (via Lisbon), Ith 127th'and Iberia, Iberia, 0Spain,Gibral- 2 7th. Jan. 1E Feb. 27. tar ?? every month. 'Malta, *Greece, I *Ion. Islands, 3d & 20th of! Ripon, Egypt, Ceylon. every month. Jan. 20. India, & China British Colonies A in West ...

... RELATIVE VALUE OF BARLEY AND S-UGAfl. 1, . .. .1 I - . - (flrom the .Miorning ChOroc)e. We have received several letters on thiis head. In marnv of the country markets a sort of little panic seems to have t seized the farmers with respect to the competition of sugar ; wvith barlev, andl the latter haR fallen several shillings per quarter fronm the highest point ; we allude to the qualities ...

... WHITEHALL, JAN. 28. The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. Eardley Wilmot Michell, Clerk, Bachelor of Civil Law, to the vicarage of Shirley cum Yeaveley, in the county of Derby and diocese of Licbfield, the same being void by the promotion of Walter Augustus Shirley, D.D, to the see of Sodor and Man. DOWNING SMEENT, JAN. 28. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Sir George Ha- milton ...

... INTPORTS AND EXV OR 1 S OF THIE CTYDE,. The f'tgde Bit! Af Enry of Thasrsdlay last, onductated hv Mr. Geo. Sbillito, of the Cisterns, contains lie official retain of the inaporis enal exports in[to and from theportsof Glesngaw-. Greenoclk, anal Port- Glaigow, for tle as uar ter ending 5:h JantaaRV vlst. We select from the list the foalloeswing princilpil itenis. We may Idd, that frcom thie ...

... MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Forgery. Thomas Johnson, a master blacksmith, was finally examined, charged with having forged various bills of acceptance. The prisoner, it appeared, was known to Mr. Cope, of No. 50, Frith-street, Soho, and had small account with him. He *ave Mr. Cope acceptance for 23/. 10s., purporting to signed a tradesman named Breeze, and requested the amount of the account to be ...

... Ihe sliart- market was dull on Saturday, but prices generally remained without material alteration. Whilst the state of the fun, is of undecided and rather depressing a character it seen probable that the operations in scrips and shares will bo con siderably crippled in ertent, eren if prices should be maintaii '*d at something like their present rates. At Liverpool some the old stocks ...