... Courier Office, Wednesday Morning, Half-past Three. Rericw of the British Corn Trade DURING THE PAST WEEK. (From the Mark Lane Express of Monday Evenino.) The greater part of the corn lately brought forward by the farmers having been thrashed during damp weather, has come to hand in very indifferent order; and to this circumstance the reaction which has taken place the price of Wheat since our ...

... COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. The accounts from the various foreign exchanges to-day are satisfactory. The favourable German news caused rise in Stock. The Continental markets had a somewhat improved appearance. The sales of sugar, coffee, &c., the leading ports have not been extensive in consequence of increased firmness on the part of holders from Hamburg, but advices are more favourable to coffee, ...

... Scotch.—There has been rather more doing I i ...

... Mr Punch's Irish Maid is heard outside in the passage—O, Holy Saints: O, Marthyrs, and liarry. and Gyartltert! O, Heaven ! and is it your Holinesses Reverences ? [She goes down on her knees, Mr Punch—What's that noise, Doodena ? Do:idena —A» you plaise, Sir, 'tis the geutlerain wishes to see your Honour. Punch— What are their names? Doodena—At you plaise, Sir, they say their names Mr and ...

... Crun*,, b way, bemg upwards of 91 years old. She was built on the mer Thames in 59 and was employed for upward, half century a bomb-ship i n the British navy. 8!.. earned out General Wolfe to Quebec, and was employed dUrin the troubl that followed. At the taking of Copenhagen she al.o present, well at the siege of Gibraltar, where her mainmast was »liot away After the taking of the fort, her ...

... make out hardly anything ; but by degrees, it clearcd, as eyes became more accustomed to the gloom, and I seemed to stand in a picture Ostade. Among the great beams, bulks, and ring bolts of the ship, and the emigrant-berths, and chests, and bundles, and barrels, and heaps miscellaneous baggage lighted up here and there by dangling lanterns, and elsewhere by the yellow day-light straying down ...

... AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY, &c. HAVING resolved onOI'ENING pur NEW PREMISES with an entirely NEW STOCK of GOODS, we shall therefore wind-ap our present business oy SELLING OPP OUR WHOLE STOCK, And, in order to do so effectually, shall give BARGAINS UNPARALLELED!!! Coat being no consideration, to effect an entire and speedy The whole Stock is now ready for inspection, and every Article will marked ...

... Sir Charle9 Napier has recently presented new colours to the 22d or Cheshire Regiment of Foot stationed Dregshai. The following was his address on the occasion :— It is a great pleasure to me, soldiers, to close command of the Indian armies by having the honour to present to the 22 ...

... Scotch. —There continues to be moderate demand for laid Highland at late rate*. White Highland is more inquired for. There has rather more doing in crossed and Cheviot wools, bat holders hate taken rather less money. Per stone 0f24 lbs. Laid Highland Wool, from 3d 10s White do., lis 9d 12s 6d Laid Crossed do., unwashed lis 3d . . fid Do. washed, lis fid 13s fid Do. Cheviot unwashed, ...

... The American census is not yet complete; but the returns already received point to conclusions far beyond hope or expectation. Look at New York, for instance. In 18*20 it had a population of 123,000,—in 1830, 203,000,—in 1840, 312,000. This iate of increase was unparalleled in the history statistics. But the population is now said to have risen to the astonishing number 0f750,000 ! There are ...

... owing to the approaching settlement of the Account, which bullish, and partly to the dissatisfaction experienced at the measure proposed by Lord John Russell. Consols have been 96£ f. The New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, have realized j, and the Three per Cents. 97 to Bank Stock is 214f to 215j. India Stock is marked 267- Exchequer Bills have been at decline to 58s and 555, and India Bonds ...

... Courier Office, Wednesday Morning, Half-past One. Review the British Corn Trade DC RING THE PAST WKKK. (From the Mark Lane Exorest Monday Evening,} Thedivisi >n on Mr Disraeli's motion Tuesday proves that public opinion has undergone a decided change since last the question of agricultural distress was before the House; and there are now grounds to hope that the position our farmers will be ...