... COMMERCE WITH.THE INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO. I~ ~ . - The commerce of this country, with a great part of t Europe, has formany years been of little advantage to us, In the North and the South of Europe oply can we hope for any great improvement in trarde. The absur- dity of taxing ourselves to obtain timber from Canada, which no sensible man would use in building, without rbenefitting any persons by ...

... 8rnfp N.f$ ,M Cvl #;h iiam sA 1% z§ - ** 1 ' ;'ii idW tnV, -Arrived;4 a p:, Al. ' ViriJni;'De Wy'epdp l eeid , £rjt-to,; W Mste ?? Flovr'St2Xtam n a fo 3rm onelit, t ?? from ?? t ItCthie :d nifrhti, thle llivet aud tenjaips tl.,iepujeil. * 6N~dne fbij JJ~hgaT and Chitna; Lady liushu gO nS~gott5 ##sa r~ts, 'iM~lhffA, *Idham, fdt1 ditznot C4IIos~srkSai I*,>ftr amaka3 'TnRht, lPoppl~etell, ...

... SHIP NE WS. TOaAY,' JA?. 14.-This morning the wind SPrung UP to the , E.N.ic. when the ship Mulgrave Castle, Captain John Ralph, from London for Bombay, got under weigh; arid in keeping too near the south shore missed stays; every expectation was raised of her being on shore; crowds of* ?? fioclidnear the MMu- tary Hospital to render assistance, and a boat and smack well manned hastened away; ...

... ADDRESSIS. LoNov MIuRCIIAN-Tq, B1ANTIrRS, AND TRADERS.-In ,Conseqtlence of a ?? declaration got up sougly, and ~asiduously circalated for the signatures of Bankers, M'Aercbants, and others, it was very property deternmoed lo aseertain the real sent41i;nts of the Bantkers, Merchants, and Traders of tha City, aitthe present political crisis ; for 1bat purpose the Lord Mnyor granted the uase ...

... The Ipisigenia frigate, Captain Hyde Parker, will go cut Of` Portsmouth harbour the first fair wind, and afterwards proceed to oin the 'squadron in Naples Bay, under Vice.-Admiral Sir Graham Moore, K.C.1B. The Liffey Cat of h going .p Duncan, is to return Isome, it is said, for the purpose o on to the East Indies. lfr 9 The Spartan frigate, Captain Wise, C. B. was' to Sai ?? f Havannah on the ...