... Wtibtpxtr itrced (Current. rTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 17. 1E35. Buesiness, generally speaking, is more active than is usual at this season of the year; there is great firmness in the priese of most articles. * Denotes rising. J Deieetesfalliorg. COLONIAL PRODUCE ...

... convention, and waves it before the eyes of John Bull, who is beginning to show 3his displeasure by very ominous bellowiogs. To speak in plain language, we have every reason to believe that this Russian treaty, which is brought out Iwith so much parade, as ...

... J. Brotherton, cl ,la Esq., O. W. WOOD, Esq. returned thanks for - The Liberal w is members of the House of Comrmons. In speaking of the issue of id the late election, he said, the present Ministry. as belonging st u- to the body of the landowners, had ...

... frn ;anheim :_'tIhe re-establ ish ._ iitr hcitorne itn tbe kingdnm of Ilanover has pro. &rl el ia ta imlpression there. They speak of 6 n scenes which have taken lilace in that whed to ils hare, tandy tw:, induced the Duke El Ddgtly to retain speedily from ...

... character, who died lately in Paris, addressed these words to his nearest relaj tive, a nephew, his death-bed a dying old man who speaks .vou :if U wish he happy, good it is the greatest happiness that any man can enjoy. M Maindle, of Belgium, recommends a simple ...

... ad cannot be touched by the passen. nair the gers. The cabins are beautifully fitted up. Below the Cor y first floor, so to speak, on which are situate the sleeping A nccabins, there are the mail and store-room and the holdsa wi Vasfor the stowage of goods ...

... olf'of five millions out of an export trade of some fbrty millions, is no great index of 'any serious derangement. The men who speak in this manner must be insane. , Five millions is the amount of our whole Brazilian trade. A surplus population of many lwidreds ...

... take nearly all the goods that I weeouhdmanufacture in Lancaahire. I This is a remarkable declaration, but Mr. Gardner is speaking the opinion of many other experienced merchants, and is referring to the requirements of 4 tttee hundjkod millions of customers ...

... the assistance of him cou- rage, in Algiers. His manners are very striking, and would render him a marked man anywhere. fie speaks with emphasis and accent, and his voice in clear and dis- tinct. His countenance is highly expressive of frankness and eandour ...

... before the Watch Committee for any trifling offence, he would all in his power to get me dismissed. Again; some time ago, speaking on this subject to one of the oldest and best officers on the force, and in allusion to some public houses, in a very disorderly ...

... EXPRESS.) CORN EXCHANGE.-YYESTRIDAY. At the close of the market nearly the whole of the samples had found buyers. Comparatively speaking, the show of Foreign Wheat samples was small, but fully adequate to meet the wants of the millers. Really fine parcels moved ...

... Pigs was heavy. The quotations, however, were fairly supported. l.iho numbers of Sheep werc again seasonably good. Generally speaking, they come to haud in good condition. oathe whole. the Mutto etraoe was in abluggish state. In prices we have no change to ...