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... CORSNET}XCHANGE LONDDN, 1ONu1AY. JUNEs 7. our narkt has been very moderately supplied with grain in ge. O chis day se'nnight- 'Tlisi nolilig ttele was a tolerably eerrrsi le Ofheat from Essex and Kent, but the present fine k ar ,,,1 the expected advance i flour lait week not having bl~lt n; ilet . wocashined the inealing trade to be exceedin-lv e`N . 1and thlm h tie finest runs were disposed ...
... I - 8 I The Mars, Webster, fron London, for Helmedale; and Il bury, Turnbull, front London, fir Newcastle, each sshih ,,o t anchor and cable, put into Hatla ich on the 26th ult. The SIODP William and Isabella, Cooper, from this port fr Dundee, with lime, put back with a strong north wind li tnh 2-1 ilt. and laid upon the Low Light shore, and in thei ' I tookflire, the vessel was scuttled, ...
... CORN-EXCHANG=E LONDO0N. IoVoNy. AYlI IThe arrival of English vheat since this dav se 'nilhi' been very small, au also) the supply of this mori inr, there tv, briskness i n the (rade than we have olnuerved of late, andi ale readily effected at an advance of fill 2s. pier iiu ter. oori own growth got's off heavily, though there t l ait narket ; but fuicreign riiling parcels al' ratiter moie m 5 ...
... MARINE INTELLIGEN CE. I The Wellington, Owen, of Blyth, from Honfleur to Fecamp, grounded ol a sand bank off Havre i0th inst. and, being full of woter, it was feared she Would not be got off. The George, Miles, from Sunderland, is arrived at Newhaven with loss ofjib-booni. and fore topmast sprung. Tlw Betsey, Dhle, from Shields for Petershurgh, has put back. leaky and pumnps choriked- The ...
... I C Hf L OMJt _COFLN-EXCHANj(;E,. LONDON~, Mottn 1v There fias much briskness in the wheat trade lt ?? e 'week. as ?? in the early part of this morning. aild W.j14i5 made were from 5s. to 4s. per quarter higher thil ttjS II nigitn; but at the ilose of the market the trade - dul 'A*O edvtncecould not be olitaiiied. Barley of both kgadi rdriji as last week; but pease are from is. to 2s. p er c ...
... 0 11N.1 XCIHAN(iE LE NDON, Moxn. . JES 14. 'l'p'y 51 wheat this morning, which 'ias chielly from EsseX and I I lsi by no ?? large; axnd the trade on tihe whole was tlilrabt! brisk, i anll adsaace of frol, Is. to S2s. 0 p leuarter on the ents, s ''WVibost, sever, a simi or improvement in the inferior s. ?? barley meets a heaivy sale, and is rather lolver than 1 mittt trnie b gri n liig ...
... IPOSTSCRIPTI-(SBY EX-PRESS.) t es . eLadon, 1 'lMldssdey Even'qig,, I piatr7 o'clock7 . -It appears by su~me American papert5. ?? tdoubtt are bugilntimill tb 1llw ?? hg the rarilication biv Spaill of the treaty for the cessi, ci the Iloridas. Thc ?? that &ret IL Britain is to obtain posschsionn of Cuba gains additionaL credit. ltis titorning at tel, pursuant to appoilntment, the contractors ...
... Tioth. wn 'UrJ:z- . _ J _ - I Ilfie uharles Wiliam, Cooper, of Sunderland, vwhich sailed from Hull on Lhe .70th of MIlarcli, arrived at Prince Edward's island, inI the Gul' of St Lawrence, on tile 29th of April, till well. The 1Piggott, Thone, on the 7th of June, in lat. 46. 57. long. 9.9 spoke the Ajax, of Shields, from Dublin for Quebec all well, out 16 days. The Friends, of ShieldA, from ...
... I 5'. - - _ I * .Sfipas &Ceynainr May 18. Airs, Pyrman 19. Swift, Watson M1ariner, Edward Ga.rlan, Duntar Richard & Ann, Patterson Olive Branch, Wallace 21. flavourite, Shepherd Galatea, Cassap William, Mitchell. Thornton, Wilson Quintillian. Rutherford John & Mary, Cant Twins, Fairclough Xeptdne, Bell 22. Holland, Lainz 23. Gen. Greenfield, Rate g4' Triton, Eilener Expedition, 'Potter ...
... I __ ?? MARINE INTELLIGENrC. I The Ulysses, arrived at Liverpool fro!n New Yorl; o 19th ilt. ill lat. 45. S7. long. OS.z.l. spoke the brig AwrtiLXt[ for St John's, N. B. out 15 days from the Lizard. The Indastry, of Newcastle, for Quebecv, wa:s sptken 05 a, nit. lat. 49. 17. long. 35. by the Martha, Joy. arrived at IlI, WLNDS AT D-Ar.. June 2, 3, S.W. 4, 5, S. 6, S.S.U. S, E. A ivtrv En. ...
... TIIE BUDGET. M), Va 7nsiltartthen rose tr explain his Ji;ance systemi 'as found- .d on the resoliatior, vwlhich he lid beibore thehoirse on the 3rd inst. 'iee page 2.) These resolutioi s, he said, vere founded od the ?? of the firilace comnnittee. The -first of them declared that tile couinLrY hald been relieved from taxes to the ?? of I8 mail- DoIt Since the jeatev. 'The second, that the ...