... returning home with very in light cargoes, or in ballast. It is expected that the rstcam-ships, which now sail fortnightly, will shortly r, begin to sail weckly. Ig Wx see it stated by a contemporary that England ua and other countries are enlgaged by their ...

... batt appearedl to subdue the spirit, or interfere with the authority of the natives. 'rile Eweretta, one of the traders which sailed from Queliecon the 10th nit. unaler convoy ot the Litfey frijrate, arrived yesterday off Folk- stone. The Eweretta is laden ...

... at 11. at the Commercial Hotel, Plymouth.-Art. Wirga-c, Stone. S ephen Williaoms the elder, of Cre-a' atole, in thepaiatl of Sail-Gteorge, in titecounty of Glonceater,-blorse dealer and choaiman, *o sur. 0Cr. it Ii, anrd Nov. 15. at IQ. at ,he Coinme-cial ...

... Bridgford Mills, in tilt cousltv of Staiford, and of Machestecr. in the cnonty of L.ne caster, millers atti corn1 factors, d. c. sail cohort iers, to sur Junt. lb, i, Feb. 14, at 11, at the Red Lion fu ll, Newsport.- .Att, !~sjter, Newplort. lJal, 17 B. Winch ...

... report was brought by the Leeds steam-ship, ust' arrived from Hamburg, that the Man- a chester stePm-sili, %apt. Dudleyj which sailed from Hull n tH Hamburg on Friday, thel.14th inst., had been lost with all hands. In a letter frem Hamburg, dated on Tuesday ...

... ?? 0 f Potash, (i Ibs .. ?? . at 4d. Per lb . 0t) 0 0 Soda, (it~sply affordeied by o00e stone o 6Soda, fi lbR. . of common SaiL (beillg a r hilorine, i tIh.. combinsatiole of their slib- .s LS ime. l bvlbs altre One bushel of .Mmegsi, 1281 bs. ...

... C e n ltrne, Itt. th nl, Mnnanurc. ua .r, a C 'tL `u. JLMC ?? Ye, Avd ul, Pi. I I ii .lUc re rg , nt en t C-tI - ASa. NJ I Sail i- . Newcasi.e. Junits Su tab I M 1 ian -tcl , i Lrcas er. Ic.Icr it) t misu anld weft d. I:. w) tU. Juin IY, ! , .d JuIr lt ...

... s. Id. to-Se. 5d. Per gailoll, for32 talC overproof. COFFEC, &e.-The Cefire m)arl:et remnins wvitbout altera- tioln, tile sailes not having cxteed 15o tces Juinaica, tl the groeors, at theia(eitted prices. Cocoa, Gnlger, atid 1'meileoiearei ivtbout demanm ...

... Paternoster l.s., Utrrmon- Srreel Htil -Isgate Sctrert. Jethn ?? of East Lane Stairs, Bermnssdsey Wall, in the coatty ,.f qutrey sail t ioker. d. c I, tar Sept at, and O. I r 29, At Is -At Byles. Castle-Street, Houndsditeh. Wilt i m attirr Mason, el, C.rtchiet ...

... of Pernambucoti ,fand Bahia only six titmes in the year; the trade winds andtu ,f curretits of the oceati preventing any sailing packet from fie, a totuching at those pisces excepting- during- one half of the :,year. To Buenos Ayres there cannot be said ...

... is three days later -a than those brought by the packet. The Camabria got out IS from England the day before the Marncion sailed, and In w~~hre the news taken out by her was sending up prices, wsiccn( are still, however, very moderate. The -highest price ...

... emigration is now taking place to New slbbe nd York. On Sunday, tse packet-shlp Sheridan sailed with upwards of of tri 350 passengers on board; and another ship has silce sailed with nearly days the 260. train t25 VEST MIDDLESEX AND INDEPENDENT ASSUR- asad tlir ...