... BY LXPRESS. LIVERPOOL CORN? MARKET. Liverpool, Tuesday. Noon. Oar market, to-day, opens very dull; the attendance is but small, and, compared with Tuesday's rates, there is no change to notice in prices Our quotations are:-Wheat, Irish red, old, per 701b, 5s Id to 68 4d; ditto new, 5s 2d to bs 7d; ditto white, old, 58 2d to be 5d; ditto new, as 4d to 5a sd; barley, Scoteh and Irish, per 601b, ...

... TOn T - - I 'E 5s . hr. CANT'svELL, ESQ., HON. SEC. Jan. 1, 1851. e . MY DEAr SmtR~ hen last I wrote to you I thought our correspondence, in our relative positions as chairman and hon. secretary to the Permanentt Committee, had closed, but I fear 1 am only at the beginning instead of the end of cletter-writing to you oven now, for this morning's post sbrought me a great numnber of ...

... THE COURT. -Her Majesty and the royal family remain at Windsor, enjoying their accustomed health, &c. SERIOUS ACCIDEnT TO SIR ROBERT PEmu.-Intelligence was received at Birmingham, on Thursday afternoon, that an accident of a very alarming character had occurred to Sir Robert Peel. It seems that the Hon. Baronet was out hunting yesterday in the neighbourhood of Pazeley; the horse stumbled, ...

... A Cabinet Council was held on Tubsday afternoon at the Foreign Office. The ?? of Lansdowite arrived in town previous to the meeting from his seat, Bowood Park, Wilts, and was present at the Council. Viscount Palmerston arrived in town yesterday morn- ing from his seat, Broadlands, Hats, and attended the Council. Tho other Alinisters present were Lord J. Russell, the Lord Chancellor, Sir George ...

... T II E FUND S. .1 xi O a x U ~- ' ?? lvecrizd(t5 veoning. A An improvoment in tlho French funds Caused the English ,,arket a to open this mnorninig with a slight IncreasO of firmness, bet thore lan was little buisli Ps trausatd throaghut tho day, an oad th 06k to 1, and loft off at 964 to R. For tho 12th of F'ebruar'y thle laot A price was 06k4. Bank Stock closed 214 to 215; iteduced, 971 to 0 ...

... (MIIl\(,WV ?? ?? PolICE BOARH). e \n d~i nov; ieUt. fhilldtit l hi:lndw ?? AIl. Sir d'0l LeS Anlderson, Lord Proevst, ill the chilir. ($ I ?? pa..ll llhowe -t 1o1 (. ifol tile , sifipllinig ! gill Ii) the0 lE.tultliShlliiit, 3 oil.':iiit1 .II !;:I~teu tha~t tille int.IeL~i .U o' I~lamps fronts 20)tl Dfeconihcr, 18'19, to !(I ?? Deo'omber, 18 tS5, had boeeji-il tile Ceiit''l Distriet 2&9 ; 1t ...

... PENINSULA]t MAILS. Ite (fli'o licF t'i' 10eT .) tIllC- StOtlnliptOll, Satuirday, Jail. .1. T 'Iole PlnlisnIlllr aid Orielntal Stunii Navigationi CJmpanly's .ilnp follfrose, Cat:aili Joh1n Wc\ceks, arriedl dhere to-dlay, at i , billging tlle ?? Spaiiobi ailld 1'ortiigplues mils, ill Yd r.r of Lieuteniait ignlis, Ri.N., Adilliralty agcit. e TI'le voyal-o of the ?leiitrome has exteedeif no ...

... CITY P'AROCHIIAL BOARD. 'I''the first meeting of the now Board was; hold on Friday in T the usual place foi- th dcctcll of election bll~u'sins Al 1the Tci mleiflhirt wore ItrOsent, with the oxceptiois of BailiL U ourlay. ill MrI. ADAMiSON, flth, inspector. road the result of thoe annual- electioit by thc rate payorn, and Ialso the names of' those mciii- Umvyn biers ieho 'hd been aippoinuted by ...

... Notwithstanding that the supply of English wheat on offer in to-day's market was extremely small, the demand for all kinds ruled heavy in the extreme, at barely Monday's reduc- tion in the quotations, and at which a clearance of tho was not effected. Upwards of 11,000 quarters of foreign wK have come fresh to hand this week, chiefly from the WPU ward, oo little business was transacted in that ...

... No. VIII. [WRITTEN fOR THE MERLIN.] The reader will now have the goodness to remevber that preaching is eminently popular in Wales and let him suppose Christmas Evans to be at an Association of Ministers and Churches. It it Wednesday morning, in the second or third week in June, a beautiful tine day and the assembly meets in a emall dell among the mountains of Caeroanoolilbire, described to ...

... RKOISTEUBO LETTERS, fcc.—Th* P08tmao, „ issued the following important notice, which eneral has- will be generally adopted by the public, with th^ 1° r°^d' it. afloi-its, lor the transmitting small 8lnil8 so .« fa.c,llt-v by post, and the advantage of registering their w,* rgC 'ainin^ value :— it 18 not sa e to transmit letters cont^*1 inS coin or articles of jewellery through the POBt ffi1 ...

... THE ROAD TO THE NEWPORT BARRACKS. [TO THE EDITOR. SlR|Tr¥lg0.rer'Ld in fecent numbersof your useful paper, several letteFf; calling the attention of the authorities of the town of Newport to the state of the streets and roads in and near the borough, I beg to say that if the person or persons whose duty it is to look to such roads, would condescend, once in six months to observe the road ...