... 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 ...

... XONXY AND COMMIEC!. CITY, SATURDAY EvEissn. | Political affairs have heet the. monetary and coraeer- cial markets in rather an unsettled condition, and thet financial statement of the Chancellor of the Exchequer not bsving proved in ac- ordance with popular views, the funds have declined over 4 per cent Silver being in increased demand for Holland and India, and gold having been shipped to ...

... -THE3 -BU.DGETWJ GREAIW' DEMN)Oi'BTRATION. IN SOU¶~W4& i |I~A publici meeing aof- thc 'electors~of this borbugh,.. called by'tbe Southwnrk Reform Association,'was held. last t :evenig at the Brldget~hnsso Hotel, Lond.nbridge..-The t spaeiou room wfas enrwded to excess; and.-wre.:observed owil the platform, 8ir William Molesworth,, M.P.; Alderman -I Iumphery, M.P.; Messrs. Thomas Pococke,, ...

... SHIPPING INTEZLIG.EC2. (From ourCorrespondecuts, the Shipplng Gazette, andi Lloyd II LWt.'. CASUALTIES. Ina, from Bristol to Jamaica, got aground at Redonda at the end of January, and. lost three anchors.-Bristol, Feb. 27. Liberty (schooner), of Portsmouth, was. wrecked this morn- 'a eight miles to the eastward of this port; crew drowned.--Calais, Feb. 26. Nonanturn-This ship had been burnt ...

... miggsr. MONDAY EVENING. A few transactions have, taken placde to-day in Trar- nack and Bosence, Trehane, Meillp D, East Leisure, &c. In foreign shares business has been done in Australian at 2.; St. John del Rey, at 139, and the United Mexican, 41 to 54. The mail steamer Clyde, which sailed from South- ampton on the 2nd, with the mails for the West Indies and Gulf of Mexico, took out 560 ...

... THE FOREIGN. CORN TRADE. (Frem the MaFork La Zapras.): By the most recent advices from the Baltic it appears that the weather had been very changeable. About the middle of January some days of severe frost were experienced, but afterwards there was a return of mild, wet weather; the roads in the neighbourhood of Danzig, Koaigsberg, &c:, had consequently been rendered nearly impassable, and ...

... RAIL WVA Y SHIARES. THURSDAY, FFBIsUARY 13. Those lines snily are qunoted its which business has berin done this days, or for which closing prices can be riven. Railways. FsiR Closim Pmcs. Business Done. Abeordeen ?? 13%/ 14 13 ~% %7A( FDo. Prefertue ?? 5 6 S 1 ( ds kiAn,, Not., Pos. & E. J. 8j 55' 5% dib 3 %V Berks aid Holant Ex. (G.I 1W'rt.. perp'. 8 p. Cent.)'6 4 3 pmt Birrnilghaii and ...

... H THEl MONEY MARKET. CITY, THIS IDAY, THREE O'CLOCK. Consols for Monley, 96;. Consols for Account, 6J- J. SPA IN. .MA1>R1I, FrB. 13. [rROM OUR OWN CORtRESPONDENT.] The debate, to which General Ortega's interpellation gave rise yesterday, was continuem till six p.m., and then adjourned till to-day, Senor Olivan remaining in possession of the house. The speech of the Count of San Luis, wshile ...

... AUS'TRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COM- PAN.Y. The annual meeting of the proprietors of this company wvas held yesterday at the office, 12, King's Arms Yard, Coleman-street; Mr. John Studholme Brownrig- in the chair. It appeared from the report read on the occasion, that as regarded sheep, the stock on the 1st of January, 1849, with lambs yeaned, amounted to 126,120, of which there remained on the 31st ...

... LO.VDOiN MARK' ATHETS-FiRIDAY. CORN EXCHANGE. 'rhe arrivals of foreign Wh'Ieat and Flour ijot this port this week have beets so hueavy vi., 30,000 quarterm of wheat and 11,000 sacks of flour) as to cast a gloolm over our market, and buyers having acted wvith great caution, tile ainoutit of busilsess dosie tim been simail, and previous rates have Ihardly been maintained. Thle two arrived ...

... CAME ?? Glen, Richards, from St. Malo; the Thomas Wright, Babbidge, from Havre, the Gazelle, Johns; from , Rotterdam;. the Eliezer, Jolly, from St. Miohael's.; the Europe, Villacott, from Charente; the Jeune Celestine, -, the Eereux St. Gilles, Glajon, and the Gagnerie, Pelettler, from Nantes; the Juverna, Gilmore, and the Sabrina, Parker, from Cork; the. Camilla, Stacey, from Waterford; the ...

... )n T. S. DuNcomBsE , Esq., M.P., President. t i]e Establisied 1845. t of is ly eFIAT JUSTITIA.' 1 If it were possible for the working classes, by com. v n, bining among themEelves, to raise, or k-cp up the general is re rate of wages, it sned hardly be said that this would be a c ho thing not to be punished, but to be welcomed and rejoiced Itst~ffi 6T'llART MlILL.a Cy The progress of the ...