... The interest which has been excited amo ng a numerous and respectable class o f person s by the recent proc eedings in the case ' of the Retail Brewers at Brentfosd, induces us to g ive publicity to the'following-4inmoh which has accidentally come to our hands, and which seems to place the questionx in its true light. It will be seen that the view taken of the subject'differs essentially from ...

... ,El)lN'BURG-U CORN MAREM, T-Dec. 411 . I - -11- -.-I n-l-, ?? I We bad a full supply of Wheat and Barley O Beans wiere short- Oats wa lsi.6 higherg % t were nearly the same as last market day. Wheat Rarlev. Oats. Pease. First ?? old j 25566I 3 6d 20s, Od 20S Second3S5 Od 1 24 Odl2s Old 19s IN '9s Third21s d 16s 6d 1sa Od 18s There were 124 boII of wheat in market, dO which 6. sold at ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON-Dt. 29W. . I ~ 1 - -- - -p ?? 1a~t week were Tie arrivals of all descriptions of grain last week were consderable. This morning there is a good supply of wheat from Essex audlKent, wvith moderate quantities of barley, beans, and pease; but the wind beinfr boisterous and con- trary, there is very little corn fresh in from other parts. Our millers have manifested but ...

... SHIlP NEWS. IlEPOtTED LOSS OF TWO STOOPS Or WAR. ?? have received several communications from 3- Castlebar, stating the loss of two brigs of war, which ie had been cruising off the north-west coast of Ireland. is On Tuesday night, some spars, &c. bearing the dock- yard malk, were washed on shore, as was also the ca- le bis door of a ship of war. Our informants farther er state, that several ...

... I .- MARINE i4TELLIGENCE; The'Perto Bello,' of and from Suntderlandi, l1olborne, and the ;Jo4levx 01 I'd from Shiehis, Anderrsoi, both coalladen, 'sunk On CorttO *,and, an the 2d ult. having run foul of each other int thick wenther. Crews saved. Ihe Aim,- o, of Rincaildine, from Antwerli fo* i)tndee, with a (nrgo of tiux;.7 on shore nt llauxley Pui'it, Northnnlbr- lani, and is sappohed *'ill ...

... a r tif.t.. . Prires of Cftion at Livcztt7pa1, Alondon, Dec. 20 ' The ceo-oiof the year bel~ng usilly chirteterized by a v rest ricted dlemanld tfr aholr tall deseriptiosie of Foreigis p. tice, ?? paudeity of tranisactionjs we have ?? woek to rep s will of ezvirse ot he considlered as inldlicatilg ait iiscreasetl t pessitm in the inarelts, or ao, extlre-rilinatryg dinticonfao ly thl ...

... CORN EXCHIIANGE. LONDON. MHONA'DiY. te,.. '-v9; Thlio 111rrTilIg tle su1pply of nIe at Was firt so large ss lest weeik, 'et we hlid it very eavy ili ket, tlie ~liillers purchased ctittioll3ly flolding Fiour ilut to adl- vanice. that thle 1ntiesil -alul'!'esit il difficulty support- ed the prices ci1 51o-Iday litst; alcold damp qiiali, ties. or Ltily soit ileriir to fine dry Samoplro, ale ...

... LONDO(N GAZETTE, Saturdayi Dec. 27. 1[IST OF 1BANKRUYPTS. Y DURltANNT .1tnleo, tori-tit III' New vrcs!l s' eer, Betilor Y ...

... S.IHIP NEWS. e ?? . - Y'anmolitb, Dec. SO. Captain Watson, of tihe Mary, arrived here from P'eier-. i burgh, states, that Oil the i5th instant, heic passed ii a goale of' BAI winid under the stern of a bi ig r.th jds eri rndder andi boEat6 gteone, and seeri~ed to be abandoned by her ?? seCin- s ed to be loaded vith tilax and hemp, and had jaiiae of Aber- BEA l deen, ol her stemi, and wai in ...

... DUNDEE MANUFACTURES-Dmc3. 3 l LINENS. Bleached Flas Sheet. 9-8th, |I lib 42 in. Run. RTo T . rMorts1rI l3d a 1411 Cot- Bagging. 4. a' Flax owl. 27 in. I lib 27 inch Pimn a S2 j9rter, . 8d- a Od ditto ?? _nd Tow Dudc;., 27 in. 1 lib. 27 inch Twj 4 30 porter _ Sd a Sid Coffee ditto Ode Flax5Oana. 24. Pt 6jd a Od I lib 2S in. ditto Tow do. 26 pt- 6,Ld a 6kd I-ifenmp Sitc3 s. IOSId a I Do, do. 24 ...

... A CORN-FXCIIANGEI LONDO)N, FI'IDAY, Duc. 2G. Owilng to adverse winds, our supplies urre detai ied iii the differ- ent poi ts alinlg Ihe coast, and the expertiutieii of their speeddy ar- rival prevenits the consurmers from imikinq any fresh puchases at the present pricef, wvhich tie, fhetors dehmand, and aldiough few sales have t een eltected this tuornoling, still, where a necdv buver puncha-i ...

... a Cor4 Exchange, Dec. 29. tl The arrival both of Wheat and Flour during the a last week was tolerably large, and having a fair sup. a ply of Wheat this morning from Essex and Iient, I the mealing trade was on dhe whole dull, and though It a few of thie best runs nearly obtained the prices ofE this day se'nnight, the middling and ordinary sorts are full 2s. per quarter ?? ?? Barley f Continues ...