... ?Lon?ou adt?t? Corn Exchange, Dec. 22.. The arrival of Wheat and Flour during the lastn week was, on the whole, rnoderate-of the formet,E 5979 quarters, and Flour, 8000 sacks. This mon..i ing the show of Wheat was rather large from Essex,. Kent, and Sufolk, and in the early part of the day. the trade was tolerably hrisk, at an advance of from 3s. to 4s.; h ut towards the close of the market ...

... Ron,6n0 anu 0 * roIinl 4Jsartatt. Ketbura mateah.i . P.s -Corn Exchange, Mark Lahe, London, -ooday, Dembert I. There has been; a good supply of wheat since this day se'nnight, and haviig some quantity this rnoraing'from Essex, Kent, and Suffollk, the trade on the whole was uncommonly dull, and lest week'b prices it Yery few instances supported, even for the best rons, whilst the middling and ...

... IDuring the storm of Thursdav morning, the Commerce, KStoreont, from Arbroath, with barley, in attempting to take Leith harbour, missed stays, in consequence of the wind sud- denly veering, and went ashore at the back of the wet docks. The shock wasso violent that the mast went by tle board. The master and three seamenll got with difficulty on the protection wall; but a bov was, by a sudden ...

... ;I,, .J 1 - -) : , L - t CORN EXCIlANE. LONDON- S i1, h, ;. PrP tIntP i. Tile hoisterorr state of t d c !.ise.o ?? supples of all kimds of a.in t b I tlhere is a tolisr alla I.;: a t bar' bl pease, trion El-:- Lert ?? F ;;d reW *L ...

... L dels Corn- -1 t Pet, Tzesd1ap, Dlce.9. IWheat, Icr Losd of .5 llcick ?? I ri 1011 to fl.d1 C Barley, per quearterc of II Do ?? .Osk Od to 52j .Ii e Oats,liur quarter of S Dl..b. ?? 19s (Id to iili 4I Bonvls. pscr Io l of .3 Do ?? ls AOIl to If,. Odi I Sheloing, per load of 19 Stoll ?? ill to 5I1 44C t ARIBVALS AT LE4EDbS 1 1p 'tie ?? Dec. bib, to Dee. bythi Wi'heat lios Borley She'll. Rape ...

... Corn Exchange., Dec. 1. There has been a good supply of WVheat since tbis day se'nnight, anti having some quantity this morn- ing fromn Essex, Iient, and Suffolk, the trade on the svhele was uncommonly dull, and lost week's prices in very few instances supported, even for the best runls, ivhilst the micelling and ordinary sorts were full 2s. per quarter ?? has declined in vahle about 2s. per ...

... ?A ; -, - il ? ?-, k-l). A's3ERDEEN ?itarern Loa? 8fl Pork Ld to +il .;~Lal.p.?ti2ck ldto '24 Its uiter 1.1I to 15/ -;es Ditto 9d to-*i | Eugt, etr doz. 9li !o 0li it olles 12 to 13 el Ch;es r.st i 5s d to :.lt '2s 63 to os oil jT:;ilow 7; 1 toYscd ,; r Ui. *, to 6d s Hay i ti 0 ttton I I to 51 ij , H!d;ps 1p 1h.qi I t *, U I 4d to 5i s Cois p.lmllU 1. i.Cdto rsovl S~iug.;tC reatnl(l Saiiid jj ...

... ,Camara. ?? ? ?316tol 19,;icc-C, Im.'at. 'Iln.ocSu;gar very ii. .17.. to 50,it- o tlilflili~t 15. 93. 1n 3o. Olt. 21iojtg ..62 tO Ct I L. , icid, Jam. SI. III-. IoI . - ?? 72 tI) 71 Can~ti pene~to~ hyI Ii) to 1i ilto1 tm0l~hlips ?? 11 to 014 - Co it . ?? it01 1 Ailid llilig ?? 86 to 1 Oil (li allipoii .. 111 1 5 Good nd Titi t ?? 9 to 1410; -- %HN ?? 51 ?? Titt1 r, and Loaxes .. 16 to ?? Wool, ...

... Loss OF THIE ROYAL CH.IRLOTTJr. The loss of a vessel trading between Southampp F ton and Jersey is, happily, an event of such rare oc- currence, that the wreck of the Royal Charlotte on the French coast, during the late tremendous gale, has caused a lively sensation in Jersey and the neigh bouring islands. The Royal Charlotte, Captain Godfray,, sailed from Southampton, at eleven o'clock on ...

... . EI)INBUIGfl lf,,-t ?? .. , . .. .rnui.NSL'titjtlt .51 ?? Afoa Market, ''i'ks T'his day th vere 17r ) t oils of a1noall; ia r, tatarket ;which sold-ilost Ills. ?? j ' p bol. ?? ?? per peck of l OAt neal Ol, - Second 10. 2t.-Tliei'c SOeOL alss) ld hell of p ; ' llarleyre;il, which ?? aso. (iai l)a(I, o ' % Retaili-ice per peck Is. 2d. Ielise I s. Id 1';ices Bf Do ic/iclMeal, Mw ., s. rI. S. d ...

... Since we formerly noticed the intention of his Grace the Duke of Hamilton to supply the city of Glasgow with excellent coal at aecbeap rate, the most lively sensation has been excited, and the keenest interest felt for the successof the project. We lare happy to have to announce that the survey of the proposed railway from Hamilton to Carmyle, by Mr. Telford, has just been completed, and that ...

... awfidm -- - i;wm?wlfl r, it 1, O. i tic, A.-Aritet Ciorn Exchaune,. Mark Lane, London, Aonday,. Deccamber 22. The arrival of wvheat and flour during the last week wason the whole, muoderate; of thee lbrmer, S979 qrF. and flour,'8000 sarks. This morniagp the shw nf lwhent was rather large frontEssexr, Keat, and Suffolk, and in the early part of the day the trade was tolerably brisk, at an ...