... EVIEW OF THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN | J E FCORN TRAI)E. 1 5 (sflom the llfark-loae lzpre'-ege.j The frosty weather experienced during the last few days has B already had a beneficial oficet on the condition of the new wheat., and should the cold last for a week or two a material Improvement would be wrought fin the quality of all kinds of p corn in stack. Beyond this prospect nothing has occurred ...

... HOUSEWiFE'S CORNER. LIVERPOOL AND BIRKENHEAD MARKETS. I ---- - : Zee, per lb Mutton Veal Jsmb, fero qr. hi. d qr Fresh Porkperlb fIlmon oles Cod Fish freshs Butter, Ehlt Dlitto gs, r 124. PEotatoes, pr. pock Pilberts po.b. Grapesq, per lb. Fowls, P0T couple Gese . T urkeys, each Ralbblt spr. Couple Hares, eaoh . Plsers.'ants p. boo. Partridges, , Grouse, , LlVENPOOL, ST. JOHN'S. ...

... bft trnt fittell frnt e, Scilly, San. 21.-On the evening of the 18th inst. at six P.z the schooner Eagle, Scott, of and from Glasgow, for Charente struck on the western rocks on these islands, and foundered; the master and crew took to the boat, and reached this island at two a.m. of 19th inst. in safety, and are about to be forwarded to their homes by the agent to Shipwrecked Fishermen and ...

... d1 LEEDS, Jan. 14, 1848. The favourable appearances ive indicated in our last, asl ?? ?? in the share market, have been confirined during last week, and we have to note a moderate advance in prices, wivth dore bulsness doing: the tendency to-day is to increased Scistn to ~~~TOOTAL, I3ARFF, & PLINT. ?? t Wll b unerstood that the above letter expresses the in opinionsof t firmwos nm r subscribed ...

... SCOTCIH BANKRU7PTS. (Freom thre Ed~inburg' Grizelte of Tueshjy, January 25.9) i o aan. 2?4. RoBETT GiAr, mercbant in Lybster. Creditors to meet vwibtgi Leith's Caledonian Hotel, lVick, 2d and 23d February, at one Tnn 94. Ce.ArP a RSDN& SMITH, ?? and cloilsiers, South Bridge- street Edinbusruh as a crnpanyand John Smith. its an individual, and srl partner of that comnpany Creditors to meet ...

... COURT' OF BANKRUPTCY-MOnDly. [Before Mr. Commissioner Shepherd.j IX IRE llEUtPHtnYS. This bankrupt, who carried on the business of a tAvern- keeper in Bow-street, Coveut-garden, came up on the ques- tion of certifieate. lie was supported by Mr. Duncan. A Srentleman said he appeared to oppose on behalf of one of the aBsignees. Air. Duacan inquired who the gentleeain was; who in replV stated be ...

... MAyNCItSI I;1t, TuLlsDAY, DEC. 28.-Altliought tihe Cliistits11 WCL k is nut utually expected to produe , much busincss (and it thit respect, per- Jlil.s, the present tan senicely be said to fornm an ?? to the peneral rule.) there WIas, never- theless, a decidedly more cheerful feeling upon the ?? tu-day thain at tiny period during tile preceditig fortniglit. There was more in- quiry ftor goods ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN *CORN TRADE. I(FtOt the Mark-lane ExpraeJ.j e The 'weather has been changeable during the week; up to 0 Wednesday night the air was dry and frosty; Thursday, a great f deal of rain fell in the neighbourhood of London, and showers e appear also to have been experienced In other parts of the king- d dom.' Since then the thermometer has sunk to near freezing d ...

... , -Sanbruvtzg &f. Irm tiite Lotndo it Gasetie of Tuesday, Ianitimt 18, A211 1TO.N, Jos-ph Yates. beuiler, Liverpool. to efriremder Feb I la and 23, Mt eleven, at the Liverpool D strict Couut. Atty. d PSintoo ton. Liverponl W]ILLIA. MS Tlaonas,, license viotuallor. Jermyn-street, St. Jame. * W. irmfnatev, Jon. 28, at half fest two, and blarlsi I, . aL toejle, at the Ciiurt of Batkruptcy, London ...

... . ld Iietd. Jae LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. Cc FRIDAY, JANUARY 1I4 The arrivals of English Wheat for our market during the pre. ta sent week have been moderate, and several fresh runs were ro th celved up this morning. Owing to the dampuess of the weather gel most of the samples were greatly out of condition. The few thi fine parcels on offer sold at Monday's prices, but all other kinds were heavy, ...

... PRESENT STATr OF THE SHARE MARKT. (PomMr. 10W1'atsOl'. ?? oiu Tues t Vincent Place, Glasgow. S J Belw I a le~menc, ~ rVplfaoro The past year will be long remembere eribae d 5'5 -'pthya of commercial ?? and embarrassment amur ?? n annals of this country. The great abtifdroe of atoe - I., ...

... MARIXE INTELLIGEME. 1 ?? - - - . I North Shields, Jan. 24-The Russ1a0 ship Norden, in consequence of the damage she received in this harbour last spring tides, is undergoing extensive repairs, having lost atanchiona, covering board. bulwarks. taifrail, and izenmast she will be ready for sea this week. The Danish sloop Magle, of Copenhagen, for Manrseilles, put back, bas bad an extensive refit, ...