... SHIP araWs. PR IDA Y, Jasnueryll .- lfind.tS.3'E., inodeeate. I *AtRtven.-Fides, Borland. frost Now Yorli-Ocean, Woollj, I Nantes-Sophia, Jantnalca-Uok, V alpira~so-Caspic, ;.allipoli SAILt.-lsttbllefa, flughsont, for 13tsvonne-Ctninila, itt, Demnerara-Emillia, Clugholuiellto, Naples-Three Sisters, Scott, Paraiba-ltegalia, Ferguson, St. Lucia-Wtss, Sturgess, Iffler, Boston.-.Elionore, Allatire ...

... IrswicHs, Jan. 28.-At this day's market we had a fair supply of corn, and prices for the best qualities were fully maintained, viz., wheat 39s. to 45s. Barley 20s. to 23s. Beans 24s. to 26s.' Peas 26s. to 27s. per qr. Corn Inspec- tor's Return, Tuesday, Jan. 28:-Wlhcat 954 qrs. 6 bush., 39s. Od. Barley 2453 qrs. 4 bush., 22s.2 d. Oats 451 qrs. 4 hush., 17s. Pd. Beans 48 qrs. 0 bush., 28s. 4d. ...

... THE g4NUFACTU!UING DISTRICTS. _ AmntrCT& UPA ]DINNER TO MR. KERSHAW, M.P., AT STOCKPORT. MANCHESTER, Fan. 1. A public dinter was given at Stsickpirt, yesterday t Jaues Kershaw, Esk the liberal representative I t'h and at vwhich Cobden, Esq., M.P., and ofthebas°UsJ lq D.P were slso present, by invita-i tioN It less trhan 400 electors of the borough of Stockport i tior. t their reception of ...

... MONIES RECEIVED FOR THE WERx ENDING THuBSDAY, JANUARY 30TH, 1851. FOR TBE THE HONESTY FUND. aIxcmVnD aY W. amss. £ s.d. 0. I. Bland, London .. 0 1 0 Iuixenden Stones, near Halifax, par T. Bancroft 0 11 1 J. Baxter, Tutbury .. 0 0 6 Messrs, Stean, Parker, and Bird, Radford, near Coventry ?? .. .. 0 1 0 J. Mliller llaswell Colliery 0 0 6 J. GlidhillLongroyd Bridge 0 1 0 From Woroecter-J. Pulin . ...

... (From the London Papere of .Bonday.) I I LONDON1 CORN MARKET-Monday. At Mark-lane to-day business was excessively dull for almost w eveiT description of corn, and the aggregate amount of sales was un less thau usual. The show of wheat by laud carriage samples pi from the neighbonrlug counties was small, but the millers acted Pt on the same cautious plan as last week, and factors wero unable le ...

... LIVB-RPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.-JANssAsv 81.Ii We have received since Tuesday 6656 sacks French and I 3o,71'7 barrels of American flour, but our otber importa- I tions have been small. The shipments to Ireland consist 3 of 1179 quarters wheat, 25 quarters malt, 111) quarters 3 beaus, 3657 quarters Indianl corn, 1 47 baerrels of cornmeal, Ba 25 Backs and 1074 barrels of flour. The business trans. 3 ...

... it a T. S. ]u.comu, EsQ., M.P., President. Ater J4 ring tablied me, FA IOnS FIAT JI5'ITIJA.' tiood 4- If it were peetible for the working classes, by com. A0o bining among theeaselvee, to raise, or keep up the general ied, rate of wages, it need hardly be said that this would be a the tbing not to be punished, but to be welcomed and rejoiced B to at 8TITAUT \itLL. lion I in The conspiracy of ...

... 1 Yesterday, the salf-yearly general nmeeting of the direc- tors of, and proprietors of shares in the Ribble Navigation Company was held in the company's office, Chapel Walks. C. Swainson, Esq., presided;* and in addition to the chair- man there were present Messrs. German, Walmsley, Cal- row, H. Blackhurst, Spencer, J. Knowles, I. Gate, Tuson, Noble, Threlfall, Parker, Banks, P. Park, J. ...

... MARIKETS. CORN. MONDAY.-There was again a short supply of English wheat at market by land-carriage samples from Essex and Kent and the quantity offering from the Eastern counties was also incon. siderable. Fine dry parcels were readily sold, on fally as good terms as on Monday last; but the ill-conditioned lots hanging heavily on hand cannot be quoted cheaper. Foreign wheat was in fair supply ...

... ?lt Tlli- ?? T.' ?? rrt:esJAN.29. BANKRUPTS, J. HAYWARD, Oxford -street, Whitechapel, watchmaker. Off. assig,, Groo m,Abrhurch-lane. Lomnbard-ssreet-r R.I. JOLiNsoN,WoniWicplumicber, painter, and glazier. Off. assig., Bell, Coleman street buildings, Moorgate- street-W. WATERMAN, Sheffield, grocer. Off. assig., Freeman, Sheffi e-d-M. M 'DONNELL, Liverpool, ii. ceesed victualler. OLf. assig., ...

... MARINE INTELLIGENGCE. Boarborough, January 3i-Pat ?? Tess Ipacket, Coxworth, from Hall for Newesotle, with lass of bow- apirlt, having been in contact with a loaded brig (name unknown) off Runswick, last night. - February 2-Pat ?? Belt, Wright, Sunder- land, leaky, ,Yarmouth, January ~9--The brig William Chipapun, IBttten, of and from iartlepool, for Landou, Whjlti tuirn, ing into the Cookle ...

... PFOR BTixE WEER.BDL MOCKNDAY LAST. - IMPORTS. MouiLEIN.-807pieces teak timber,J. T. Rennie. Sir John Pei- staff(.513 tons), J. S. Rowell, master. CAr.LAo.-300 tons guano,AberdeenCommercial Co. Jane Prose, (20B tons), W. Murphy, master : GOODS WAREHOUSED..! 371 lbs. tea, Morrison & Mellis, 15. 1: 17 Bastard sugar, W. Wil Runtly , lams - .- 387-G. lynoeh & Son, Keith 16. 0: 10-J. Lumsden & Do. ...