... ' GLASGOW, DEC. S. ASHEs.-For Pots newly imported and perfectly sound, i there has been a brisk speculative demand, and prices for that description have advanced about 4s. per cwt.-l00 barrels have been sold at 44s. and for ,00 more 43s. has been refused, 45s. a-46s. being now required. Pearls are going~ off steadily in small parcels a 48iS. a 50s. CoFr ?? advanced from 4s. a 5s. and the ...

... MONTHLr COMMERCIAL REPWRT. OUR AMERICAN COLONIES. CANsDA-The national importance of this trade cannot be more prominently shown than by seating the exports and imn- ports of Canada, ilo, which are extracted from the annual pinted return sent 'fromiQuebec, aind the amount of the ton- nage employed in the trade of the severe( ?? colonies in North America, during the last jour years. CANADA. ...

... eOLrRSE OF EXCHANGE, LONDO FRIDOAY, NOV. 29. 29 62 Us Bilboa ?? A561 0~lgbt:::28 o alirmO ..12.s per oz. j).t 3afll *~0 2 Us Gibraltar ?? O 1z~tte ~ .~46 Us Leghorn ?? x0borl .24 7 Us Genoa o.. . 54 ; Idatel8 i Us Venice ?? .52 yarlil . i8 5 2 Us Malta ?? 58 i~~iitO . 18 6 ?? .. * ;18 in paper Lisbon . 68 Oporto 6Ia: ~~ajrid~ ~ effective .Rio JaI).0ro ?? 66 in paper Dublin9 9!-Corkq9'-p cent ...

... GLASGOW, NOV. 26. of Asirts.-Sales in sound Pats have been made at 40s.-For clu those newly imported 42s. is now demanded by the holders, as tw there is still much inquiry. Pearls have been sold at 48s. CosvE,-H as been partially sought after, and a few sales have been made at rather lower prices than last week, COTTON.-There has been a brisk demand all week, and Tc prices have advanced from i ...