... flen,,, MA 1 1 Prictot surrent Mrp.rnh- r.n i Qi Q once December 30, 18s8. h do- u Sugar, per cwt. s. S. £s tica i Musco. dry ?? a '75 Brimostonetonnirtigbr5 d Middling ?? 76 76 Sd I do. Good do ?? - ...

... rmyai RWs vhe EAST IDIES. An 10t2e f GswWne anl co219dp BaSDOrandco254do W Wardell' Q Frie 0 - c70 dp 23,S bags [wpe 1lS40b4 Xat4s5 4 Wilslnson Nei rane, cot1~ ge bon 1.2 Pu ...

... FROM TH-E LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Jenhinq,Whitchurch, Glahlorgan, timber.merchan Matthew Salt, Stroke upon-Trent,.Slafford, flour-dealer. *J'lomas Curgenvon, Truro, Coriwailtnkeeper. ' ' Gteorge Jackson, )ate (l Eastchuich, lle of Sheppy, farmer. Robert Cuolens, Maidstone, Kent, dealer in hope. John. Stanhurv, late of Barniataple, Devon, grocer. 'William Simridnds, late of Loweatoff, ...

... nolbal Aaiketo Corn Excwanye, Dec. 28. The supply of Wihcat from our own coast this morning, which was chiefly from Essex aint Kumt, was very mnderatn, and having a brisk demand for fine parcels, such swere sclected fromi Is. to 2s. per quarter dearer than this any se'rinigtrt, whilst the better sorts of Foreign also nict at) improverl sale.- Malting Barley goes off on rather better terms tian ...

... LONDON GAZETaTE, Saturday, i)cc. G. LIST OF BANERUPTS, - William Broadbetit, of lPrestoir, in tile county of Lancaster, corn-m-rchiat, d.e, to sut. Jan is., Is6 and Feb. 60 at a, al tle office of Mr.,B;cialhurst, Preston--Att. Bflaold.ras. Prestoll. I William Pect, of Basinoglsll street, In the city Of London, merchant. d. c. to stir. Jan. 9, 19, arid Feb. 6, at I.--Attsa larcomb & Dartley. ...

... A2I12ElU6AN 1FNANCAS. We have now before us the whole of the p Treasury report, presented to Congress, by Mr' ci C(ra word, to the heads of which we alluded yes- terday. The nett revenue. arising from duties r upon imports aud tonnage, internal duties. dirert taxes, public lands, postage, and ihicidental re- ceints during the year 1816, amornted to le 56,743,574 dollars, 7 cents.; aind that ...

... ?? (}l o/ !tl ST CK 'I S iycr pe ?? 7l' 7,9-3 per ?? ?? shutt-L)O. r.f rsAif. rly ?? per Cent. sG,-I por ( cnt ?? per CeN; suit. tlW (nmillin ~a--Bin k qtockvi',t r.lii lxd_ __rlhrkf T__! Vo lN'ictit, pit riotIof3 ?? w ?? 2. i. 't sry iriley, lect (r ttartcr tit H diittr ?? i. si . t ?? 7 . 0itts, ?? qrcr ice tt x ditto .. . . .. iL, t( it. :: t rS .11 ?? .. ita lun.od oL I dit .. . n' i t ...

... CORN-EXCH SNGE, LONDON, M1ONDAY, P1hC. 28. a,.. ?? . . . I . . : 1 ?? ?? . .. The supply of' ?? from mor ?? colrst. tliis 'nornlir, whicli was chiefly t',or. T..sex and henst, was very moderate, and having a brisk defnltd for fine parcels, suach werle 5lected, from is. to Os. per quorter deap'r than this d:ay sc'nniglit. Whilst the brntte: sorts of foreign also niet anl improved sale. Ilialtin ...

... i- MAiNE ANTELLGC Tlie Nynih, CaptC - reemranJ H- i,-e, arb e , f'rom Calcutta, Oil thre 9thult aludell Theacopn. ,of' Cpt. H. (ul~sered in tllisl'per of the 2it b ?? , t impoittion on his f'emh. at ?? itwa' went into mnourning fii him. The Jeune Auguet Dahi, from NeveaatJe ?? Ias fotmndered near HIelbgpfnd4, Captat and 3n out .7 ,days,from Jivcrpool for Sew boomn, railing, part of her spis;, ...

... O)RY EXUUANIS, LONID)N, lAIOYDA.Y, Der u21.I We hal tils mocrnitig but a'short supply of Eng0lish wltet, with ssllic Fuerign. -A lire gvioeri 0. I,,, appeai ii~~red Ii. ,prievail saxithr tie mjillers8 to purcluase, ,siticin caused sin adeanlct of s. prTq. ainA *3s. per sack ot lonur. There was alsoalit1 More Sajrnitinthe sale ?? arie~ to~tlay ; tile finest Samples lii.V sold onl rathler better ...

... 7AGRICULTURA, MARkXTS, Uc. - Tfie suppl; of'corn at 'Richmond 'iaricer, on SattrrJda se'enninlht was remarkablythin. Wheat so1d' froan 1(Jj. to 12s. Oato s; to4s. A6d. larley'8s.to 8i 6d. 'Beans &. to,9s. eawe Bs. to 8s. 6d. per bushe'. b 'At Darlington niarket, on 2&rind~j last, being fortnigl*- 'day; thiere was a great shew ?? catlend'shee;, 4aTes hbavv, prices onl the ' derlne. Be~f',fron ...

... From the LONDON (GAZETTE of Jan. 2. This Gazette notifies the Prince Regent's permission to tl] Admiral Sir r. Freemantle to accept and wear the insignia or fo the Sicilian Order of St. -terdinand and of Metit. It also con- tains an offer of a reward, by the Committee at Lloyd's, of 100 ta guitneas, for the discovery of any of the parties concerned int pillaging the cargo of the Mlary, ...