... CONT- - RY M L COUNXTRY MtRIKEIrS. j l~~DRBnlY CORN DIrK^iET.| d CtOSS l;EYSFRIlAY. Decenilber28--le halive a iery sttiall | market, wheot mells freely at about Ini. advance. fsirlcy free sale at . e aidly late rites. Other titi ago recrtdn as lost reported. iVWheal, red, new ?? 40s. to 4 tI. pr ?? stories. whilte ?? .. . . . Ails. to -196. iarley ?? 2its. to .3Ps. Itmperial neatsure. Y - ...

... 4 .. - .- I - - - - - -- --1 ?? ?? MR. OASTLER ON FREE-TRADRE AND EMI-. I G RATION. I1 r n+ nany fo nF Ah f r o12{nf IVcr Who is the great apostle of this age? On the evidence of be Sir Rtobert Peel-Richtard Cobdlen. Who is the author of his creed? Ile says-.Adain Smith. nl- Read the ?? doctrine taught iby Adam Sdsithi. of He positively aisserts (but, mark, hie nowhere diemnonstrated), of 1E ...

... FINANCIAL SUMMARY 01: TIHE VEEK. ?? I.- ?? .-I- I ?? . no- st- s ?? xt This bas been a slack week on the Stock Exchange. The are amount of businese doite has been limited, and the variations eat in price trifling. nks The bank returns in Friday's GuzCete do not show any ord charge in the amount of bullion worth notice. The reserve ieh of notes had risen to the enormous aooonnt of 12,481,2a01. ...

... CORNH FXCHANGX.-M3A aK 3ANE, LONDON. UOINDAY, Drentrbe? ?? atipply of English wheat by Iliad. carriage samples from Fionez and Ifent waa 'rery limited this marn- lag; butlthere wsea atfair quantity of bat-ley, beetle, and peas from aill the near counties, %vith aI modeca's fresh arrival of salt from our oiewo COast Rlid Scotland, but very feac frorri Ireland since this dity ?? night. The ...

... LONDON MARIKET'S. tf COHN4 EXCHANnE.-DIARK I(ANE, LONDON, is IIIONDAY, Jart. 7.-Th~ere was rathier more wheatoan sl c 24 carrlage Samprles thisnjmrring from Essex and Kent than lart Md. d 2024 ?? a44 ;norLrSctl quantity of b1.1 roy, bealls, anl ptAs!.. thlierear ninltieti, and sno6derldil foes~ I. aolyrl Of Englisil I,:. .lci, 15 oral I rimir onsr. 'The ?? of foreign groin ha'.e b~een on 'he ...

... irr U L . ( \ - 1/1 171 Fromi Mle L()NDOA Gt'I..-ZETT77'1. I- C ; TUESDAY, Jau. 1. BlANIttitTtT. E. 11 ELL, Larnbetl)-witlk, grocL v. Jali.8, Feb. 14, ,t litnllgigall. n straet. Sals., Mesr. Hil il AdtathewIte, St. Mary AXP. ?? SJTAFF(OltD Nottinigham, btolieelier, tail. 11, Feb. 8, tit lih. . tgillabrrn. Sol., Mr, D)everill, Nottinghlifla. ,J. FISIOFt, cleeyr, s tiereetlilte, iottney ...

... TH1E QUARITER'S REVENUE. [stnE UP' TO JAN. ,10. a (Fromt the Aroreiag H~erahl.) The, Quartel Reveune Tfables aifford no remarkable ground either fur exultation or deliondency. The an~nal r. returns for thle hist four years Show these results:- is To'coAi OaDINtAitY itaLVIaoi. mc 18416 (ending Jan. 2, 1847) - X- £8,684. I8 l 1847 ?? 7,6161,878 wye l 46 -18 8,492,583 forl 1a549 48,742.12 i 83t ...

... LONDON MA!U{ETS. CORN EXCHANOE.--MAIMt LANZ, LONInrrye MONVAY, Jatnuary 14.-There was ti1dya. moderate~ ?? wheat by land ?? samvpirs ?? and1 Kenit this .c i bitt c trdertahiy gand Supply of arireiy, heant, an Ies(an nil Lou 1nm voinitlo i lttfa .e~tr freeni e tivaid irf English anrd outs, hut scaurcely any blair urns OrGe Oal rsit slot this .tv rid :ight. Theim rpoertationtt atf fireigir ...

... Fron; the LONDON GAZETTE. I TUESDAY, Jan. 16. e BANKRUPtS. r 1 XV. LEE, Kiug' ?? WVharf, Rotherhithe, barge-builder, Jan. 24, i s Feb. 28, at Bgsinghall-street. Sol., Mr. Chester, Blackfrlsrs.road. d J. PAYNE, al tlton-street, Dorset.equare, livery stable.keeper, Jan, t f 22, Feb. 26, at Bashinglball-strect. Sol , Mr. Fuller, Hatton.garden, e B. RAWLINGS, Queen's-row. Pimlico, linendraper, Jan ...

... lie tr i5,e. ii tipeas n henube lie An article onl this important subject per ntenme of the Quaorterly Review, just published, we believe, written by Mr. G. F. Young. It is a searching exposure of thle ,.fallacies and impudent mis~statements of the free-traders. ed We make a short quotation: - ofxctm tpevdn g Among thc recorded instariceofectm tprvdg iean entire nation, few perhaps have ...

... CORN EXCHANGF~.-MARlK LANE, LONDON. BIONDAY, January 21.-There was a limited quantity by land. carriage samptes from Essex, but rather a better supply from Kent, whilst of barley, beans, and peas from all the near counties, the show was tolerably good, but the fresh arrivals Of English, Scotch, and Irish oats were very trifling, The Importations of foreign grain since this day ee'nnigbt hays ...

... MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY-MEETING AT LIVERPOOL. A Ana1 -l m n ' Ihf . A.- c h ,A .- -n t Al MlidnnI l A special meeting of the shareholders in the Midland ri Railway Company resident in Liverpool, was held on Saturday b last in the Clarendon Rooms. E. Evans, Esq., in the chair, ol for the purpose of appointing a committee to watch over the to general interests of the company, and more ...