... Z- ?? -7`1.NPE--IAENCE. The shin igr blalo-ging to Messonr, W. F. t Porte-r ;-tnd Son', tri-lich saiile~d froi tlhiti port on tiec YIt lt Mlan' 1113!, fir ?? Capej) 'l'O.1 oil ?? I Ithi .iiil. meltea vareeh&l do flre island ol' AUtzva ?? ib' 12th of Auntr;,t. 'The -I ?? .11is II 01195 of aletter froim Dr. Detcwo:. 'mne at, the I;s'n . I- lif' ?? Lis. ?? 6,Ii.M14. Asai ninyimcLt'tt' tiht ?? : ...

... = - it=fi== d- 7 1 q LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, I; MONDAY, NOV. 6. List week, the wind being adverse, there was a small ar- rival of all kinds of English Grain and Floar; of Irish Oats Ithe quantity was tolerably large. The trade dtrinhg the weak 1 ?? Monday's pricsfor evory article. . This morning F the fresh supplies of all deseriptions rf Corn are again short. The Wheat trade haa further ...

... SECON D .,DITION. I.IvEr.P; ,tT.CORN EXCHANGE. Twro o'clsCT4 Jane 23rd, 1837. The ve 2 ntinue5 rmarkiably fine, and the transact: In m he corn trade are confined to the most ?? r.;ai demand far immediate consump- tion: DAY'S MARKiET the attendance of was c aceedigly slender- Wheat was v - ?? id Oats jd. to Id. per bushel below the %rrilcy of Tuesday. Oatmeal was 6d. to Is. per and Flour fill ...

... ence. Tu u'ADCOP-Ij~vessel, yihsale from this port P-er onl the 111th of Mlay last, for St. John's, New Brunswick, on tile RIO morning of the 19th of June, during a thick fog, struck on Friar's St .1 Island, at the entrance of Kippel, harbour, Nova Scotia and be- St canto a complete wreck. Sixteen of the passengers, viz. hve men, Val nine womnen, and two childr, unotnaeyperished, owing, Val it ...

... jtffarIketd. LONDON WEDNESDAY EVENING. (riO oua OU CORRX8PONDZXr.) We bar) bad rather a dull day in the city, there being a con- B] de hle arth of news, and in any kind of business, either jiderable o~r mrcantilo, but very little has boen done. The dis- mronetall or oern laws, which comes on on Monday nxt, ex- .u510 interest; and the decisions of both souses to refuse cit9s but litlh at the ...

... p4ir4fl Wttuei .e: I R 1 ~~TiWtnsDAY, OOT. s5, 1f38._ CoWuITAL P^tOau;-Tho operations in the market for West Inci prodduco have been comparatively light, and It is probable ' thrt until further advices are received, the currency will be subject tea trifling fluctuation; importers, however, appear re- luteitit to press siles, and buyers areequally unwiiing togive a4vanood rates-fl ?? can, ...

... A snepial ?? s .6. - a A special general meeting of the members of this Com- pany was held yesterday, at one o'clock, in the Cotton ales Room, Exchange.buildings, John ...

... ~ffarTit#*., . LIVERPoOL CORN EXCHANGE, I'vesday, August 18, 1835 The Weathtr c.sntinues very favourablefor lharvest'opera- tiavsand.reapinjgn this district is in-active progress In every direction. O ...

... 'Aftipping littelliatart. MURDERS AT SEA. Advices were received on Wednesday, from Rangoon. which furnish an account of armost atricousaact ofimutiny. falloe' by a series of appalling murders. The You ...

... | YrI y;;3 -Ashborne, Staf Mberpoof ri'tod Cut-tent. 0 THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1835. There Is much activity In our markets; Sugars are very steady in price; Coffee still looking upward; and In most. a tic ...

... JUarfittf;. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, Novem ber 17, 1835. We have received a moderate supply of produce from Ireland this week, but the delivery from our own farmers has been small. The trade ...

... 31ft43u'd. AFRICA. Fame, Hall, fm Sierra Leone, with 200 ek palm oil, 70 Pc bees' wax. 700 bides, 10 t camwood, 139 pc teak-wood, Leech and Harriqon Flora. Mi'CarthY. with 146 ck palm oil, 4347 pe red ...