... Silil NEWS. - - I - - . ., , LI a., A 1. TULE.V)I .I J, Jiuaery 7.- thI SE soderafe. ArtalVeo.-11lou0r, rostit.,utii, froml St. OfhilV ht@ P~ckanoo. St. Johin, N.Bl-Lady Mary, R cibucto-Diy-ad, Asnaop, Ilay-ilirdost, it hbow; Activo; and GloveSrnor, Thomas, itt ihe-E ita,iat ilr, ?? btraegford, Kerr, and John Gray, 1Bsnuett, Suivrici-romn itoberts, Jones, 8IAD.-Ricltr~l anti Ann, Wyatt, for St ...

... I~~ P.. ic FRIDAY EVENING. The markes for Public Securities this morning has been hardly so buoyant as it was yesterday, and Consols have been done. at 961 ' for the Account, and for SMoney at 96f J. The Toree per Cents. Reduced 97* J the Three- ?? per. Cents. 99 Si, Bank Stoek 213j, Ex. chequer-bi0l6598a;61s., and India Bonds 74s. pm. There has been a rather beavv market this morning for ...

... MONDAY EVEiNING. The market has been very flat to-day, and though there is a demand for a few large shares, we have tot heard of many trangactio0s having been com- Pleted. ID Foreign Shares, General mining have been' ataked 14. The demand for East India tin continues good, and Btica is quoted at 86S. The agents report from Trefusis states, the lode in the 24 level cross cut has not yet been ...

... LONDON MARKETS-- THIS DAY. CORN EXCHANGE. The continued damp and unsesonably mild weather has had a depressing influenec on the Corn trade throughout the country during the past week, and the condition of most of the samples, being much affected thereby, indssced the millers to refmiu front making their usual purchases ; the improvement in thc trade that might have bees calculated oil from the ...

... atiouwll lilJD c0ompallp. . RocDALE.-A public meeting of members 'was held on Sunday last, when the following resolutions were agreed to :-is That all Land members, both paid-up and unpaid-up, are requested to pay their e share towards the winding-up of the Land Coin- pany, within one month firom the above date, or lose all claim to what they have paid.- That a committee be appointed, with ...

... T. S. DUNCOMBE, Esq. M.P., President. utatblished 1845. FIAT JrUSTITIA. if it were pomsible for the worhing classes, by com- bining arnong thmselves, to raise, orl keep up the general rate of weges, it need hardly be said that this would be a thing not to be punished, but to be welcomed and rejoiced : at. SWART AJULL. It is with great satisfaction that we are this week able to announce the ...

... TIHE REVENUE. An abstract of the in the years and Janl., 1851, shoer Er _, ?? 'Ile *e- Calgoillls ?? ?? b- E ls ge ?? n01 L aI to nise 1ji Property- ?? t 1- Post-Illice ?? 'Ul (,,wyn ?? ;n- iLseellaeulus. ie Total,6rd. loven. ' iniprest, ?? Lys Rs,1yplCiitil oit -e Advaincus f 1.. IUO ,lit Ollj on rc- led ny ot ua- U111- Ill- 9ov Irs Ity hat O01 cen1 (or the sod !ilts Iou tS,' gigl ION i33 ...

... SCoTCII BANKRUPTS. (Fiomi the Edinbur'gh Guarette of Tuesdtlay, TJanuary 7.) Jan,. . WMiLIANT Ct.l.LAS,, & COMotANo, irouifoiinders, elogilleelE tinll.rightal, ainld aihitt mialcokrs in 12 AIsgow, isi at collpttly, alid W'illiaim Cleland, an inditvidutal partner of thati comoipialy, as Ii portlier tlicrcof, .Elasd no on ind~irtidlul. Cr cditoni to mleet icittuila t osine's Iloyal l lotel, 1 ...

... frabt Moporto. MANCHESTER, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10TH, 1851. Since Tuesday the market has been quiet, butprices are Bi Oxceedingly firm; and producers, are in a -very independent at position, from the general extent and number of their engage- at iients, and from the lightness Of stocks everywhere For tb India yarns there is a very brisk inquiry, aind higher prices ei have been obtained sinee ...

... mantrupto. Gazette.-Tuesday, Jan. 7,1l 0. ALLMEY George Fletcher, Sheffield,Yorkshirehosierand draper; Jan 25, Feb 15, Court of Bankruptcy, Sheffield. Sols Hoole and L Yeomans, Sheffield. Dated Jan 1. t BBRETON Jules, King Edward Road, Hancney, iMiddlesex, in. t ebranco broker, aerrying on business at King William.street D London; Jan 17, Feb 21, Court of Bankruptcy, BasiBahallstreet. D Sol ...

... IpswicH, Jan. 7.-At our market this day we had a good supply of corn; all parcels of first rate quality fully maintained previous rates, but the ordinary descriptions almost iuisacahle. Prices as follow, viz. :-aheat 38s. to 45s. Barley 20s. to 22s. Beans and peas 25s. to 27s. per qr. Corn Inspector's Return, Tuesday, Jan. 7:-Wheat 762 qrs. 5 bush., 40s. Id. Barley 1830 qrs. 6 bush., 21s. 6d. ...

... COMALMERCE AND MANUFACTURES, REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. Very little chane has taken place in prices of'wheat since one last, and the position of the trade has undergone no alteration in any material point. The mild wet weather has rendered farmers very unwilliug to thrash, and the supplies from the growers have not been by auy means large; but so unwilling have merchants and millers ...