... MERICA. Huskisson,?. Jackson, with 650t palm oil, T. Tobin and co. WEST INDIES. Beaver, H. T. Poole, fm Demerara, with 249 h sugar, 238 ck molasses, C. W. and F. Shand. .26 do 41h sugar, L. Ellis. .10 do, T. Murray.-F. Dk. BRITISH AMERICA. Ann, J. W.Smith, fm St. John's, N. B. with 126 pc birch, 532 do pine, I c 28 deals, 64c 10 staves, 6 fath lathwood, 31 masts or spars, Brown, Swainson, ...

... BankraWO, 'Rf- Fromn the beni~yL Gazette, November 21, 1828. Richard Ford the- younger. Conimercial-r0ad, Middlesex, earman. I lVery-Stable-keePer, aznd horae-dealer.-Thos. Pyrke, Hlenlelr.uP0nl- Thames, Oxfordshird, ?? Clark and George.Bryson.' ? Bridge-road, Lambeth, Surrey, and of Chathani, Kent, linien-AraperS and haberdasheis.. Behijamin Laverock Love, Great VarmoUth.~ Norfolk, merchlint. ...

... 'j;t I - t, t, t]05,4?a I ?,f, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Thursdays, Novemober 27, 1528. 'The sales of the week are 7500 bags: in urices there is a deline of .d- per lb. The import is 13200 begs, namely, 6500 bags A Derican. chiefly Bowed, of the new crop, 6500 Brazil, and 200 bags West India THURSDAY EVENING'S SHIP NEWS. fMA'RIV5), Three Sons, Milton, from Maceoio.--lenry Arnot, Steele, from ...

... PORT OF IHULL IMPORTS. - S SHIPS' REPORTS, E rFoor ttre Itt to the '20th Junse, 1920, boet insclusive. Mkriner, Bird, Memel, B 222-34 pieces fir timber, 4 fathoms lath- wood, 5 qrs. 30 sleek deals, 2 qns. deal ends, 10 c. pipe staves. Leipsic, Sauindersors, Hamburg, B 8D-91 bales wool, 12 cases wine, 10 bales sea grass, :21 oak pluksh. Catbarina, Svendsoes, Horsens, F 44-3S tons cattle bones, ...

... iKHIPPING INTELLIGENC'S,. been ARRIVALS. inadc In tlireTuX l-Tire Mercuriuc, ,,Bakker, from this port. atre, Offithe L;'ZA t i. or; the 7th inistant-'t'te Falcon, Raisbeck, of poet arid fromn this port, to }lio jerrei:o, all. well, after a passege of five ir or dayr. I not At HAsrnUsG-'heliapid, Tucker; Aretliu~sa, Bench; Ceres, We Craigihead; Twist, Jameson ;Army, Shinells; Diadem, Drapers ii ...

... SHIPPING INTEREST-THEj ULL PETITION. On the Ist instant, Lord STAHsOPE presented a petition to the House of Lords from the Ship-Owners of this place, on the present depressed state of British shipping, which he introduced with the following observations. These observations, on a subject so deeply affecting-the interests of the petitioners, and the prosperity of the country, do :not appear to ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE ARRIVALS. ree At PLY1OUTst-tbln; H-Prper, firoin Oporto. Ied Sn AR BR' R0ADS-Willinam, MenefrmDarltzig. ket At GRIetSBv-'Riby Grove, Wilson, froma Petersburg. H~oppet, iiit Olsen, from Gothenburg. rad At PeFT'91SBURG-Ruby, Pape; Samuel Spyvce, Mcggitt; 1d- Elenry, Chew; Dido, Trimmer; Latona, Robinson 'I'nrtoo, :edKeikhley; Army, Shimells; from this port. Missionary, ...

... LARNE, Nov, 19.-Oatmeat I4s to 14s 6d per 112ibr -White Wheat 14s to MSe 6d do.-REed [Ss Od to 14s Od- Oats Cs 6d to 7s6d do.-Firkin Butter 8 id perlb.- Pota- toes 7d to Sd per bushel-Beef 2Ss to 30s per cwt..Pork 32s 6d to 35s per cwt.-Mutton 3d to 4,d per lb. NEWRY, Nov. 20.-Oe1atmeal 14s 7d to 15sS3d per 1121bs; Red Wheat 15s Od to 15s 9d per ditto; White Wheat 15s Od to 15s Cd per ditto; ...

... ?? ?? 9 Bmw It u 10,M-FILM.T. X.- |lrowaw nell PCs,,r, (JnIi , sif. groter. Seofe t Brezw PeavSe, (eaiov.st: ructionee7. ?? . ode, Mont~treat, G~roltur-ru~.iure pi1ber paihteil uid glasier. ?? ll3flere Smut1, late ot * St Jaftitb5l5tTe5t5 booL I'0ler, ITlhorns, Aiisworthi endI Peter Cor(, TW'&utr and Bradsha ILanirmshhji, bleachertg. William Hanisliw, lull. late nf East 1lisey, but now ...

... SMITH YI1ELD, Monday, Aug. 18. To4day there is an abundant supply. JBeef main- tains-ita ourrency of last 5Monday, Rnd tlhe trade is 'good; as do also polled sheep; but Downs are lower. Choice Scats and Herefords make 4s. 4d., and the best sbort-horns 4s. Of these last, how- ever, the middling are r ather receding in price. The top fieure for Downs Is 4's. 6d., and for polled sheep 4s. 4d. The ...

... AO utto. not1b air CORN EXCRANGi JuLV 28. We had a very moderate arrival of Wheat this horning, and in the early part of the day rather higher prices were obtaihed, but the weather appearing sbmewhat more settled at the close of the market the sales were dull, althoitgh we still consider the trade about Is. per quarter dearer than this diy se'niiight. IBarley is full Is. per quarter dearer, ...

... ?? JAR II r ra t 9; ., vr4c:rro 4] 14 4. 5 a I, I. tl it I 'C a 5. 'C 'ii 44 41' 5 5 i. 0 C ?? 4. t IBI1ANIGOR, Friday, JLIne 727. Wheat., .f 0 ( 58 0 1i:irlev :30 0 ev 3 41) ;Ott o 11 (I 2 f) 0 Oatmoeal 31 0 :3f 0 V11 I c U'lS cua;lli-r. * a.'u ?? 6 . Vo1 ?? ;i. C) 1 I retlli !utt . 1.) 12 i.ivc Pigs ?? 3' Salt Ditto . . 8 10 Potatoes, - q:r. SU 10 ;; ?? . ?? * I (; CA.RNARVON, 8'hiv1iay, Jn; ...