... _____ I----, ~- 'WhEKY CORM RET JR 7ransm q4 a n .8 qas,~it Cr n nt if adC , thi - Spco by the 4d~l Ii mendede~.yes= - terday hi~iaur 'deal I0. 3 .-{..S~a 98 433-9.Q iseed, ; --- - '' PRfCE' 0F CORN' It GRIMSBY MARKET, I - : FAiDAY, DECG 30P. |- Wheat,-0s to U6s; white, 6Ots.. Earley, 24Lsto 32s 46es 'fine, S4s. Oats, l8s to 2Ws; 'fine, 21s. Beans, 132s to deal. 40s; old, 40s., Uye. .4.to 42s ...

... SIiPPING INT- L IGiE. *~~~~ ,p :-.1' := ~iere Miralnichi, having tost 5imastery~W t of trt CWbtU. t bulwarks, &sr. ,-r d !. At SrANGA1RE -Aire, Standering. 415 At DuoLIN-Salus, Anderson, from Petersbuitg, 4 SR Off the WIGHr, the 25tb instantCaledonia, Carridkt e s5from Miranticbi. 9 At BrIsTrL-Camibridge, Pearse, from Miramichi..: tQ5 In the B6r15ToL CNANNEL-Endymion, Smith, from 6 31 Quebec. ...

... PoR'~:,q , rom ,4e 24th to t1;e, 36t1 De 'emrer, botf,'csuqive. iSHJPS rREPORTS. Aurora, Dearness, qebee, B 468-115 pieces mltiimber, B2 C 2: qrs I dealoi1 c 2 qrsl6f deal ends, 26 c *2 cars 20'itaies. .Jaue yllet, oss, Peterbsarg, B 309-31 c I qrl9.'deals, 19 c 26 :battens 7 c' 2 qrs 20 deial eodsr2-qrs 25 battea eds, 3451 bars iron, li ftholatbivood', 6 kegs cranberries, I box Ceaviare. ...

... A-S 4;??TTE., John R. Tilstone, 'Cheapaide, coummerciai-agent-Jas. F5te4 Priseman- Pqitney, iwheehwrighti-DA'niiel Dodgia, Bur- , ns. 1mitftoh~aidensDond-atreet, goldmianufacturers.-Abra- . hansi ..omwicdh 1-bttenham-court-46ad, baker-Chas. *abea 4; .Wyixe, Watton..lace,.. ackfriars-road, cheesemonger tig. *.William- T'a1lliot', Birmringham, grocer-John Barnford, *ales Qxford wine-merchant ...

... - HULL CO R MARXKET. - .. a 4- s A 9 Tuesday, December 27. There has been a verflimited business pass in* during the last week, and to-day, although the farmers' supply is not so large as last week, yet the trade must! be noted dull at the prices last quoted, even for the best parcels, and had any disposition been she*n to purchase, lower prices would have been submittedto. In old foreign ...

... THFI KUbbLA IaIIATO i ir E ADDITIONAL UKASE. s. The following official information was received e on thie 25th ult. respecting the manner in which the a trade with* Russia is to be carried on, and published -e' by 'order of the Emperor of. Russia Continuation sof the Ukase 9f Nov. 4 (0. S.) 1831. is Regarding commerce as orne of the most 'imporaant sources of national wealth, we have judged it ...

... .rJW- l kg j. 4 l.?sbrRntdam64 jB1146 lst apJ ck5,, l _9.a~ 81Wselchet fl14 roo; q 3oin Wht . n21 i e olt er 7drIt esl a-ea -^ 2.eadni 5 fibhor .s4*6od.-6Ss'hcot logs '- -,y Thnisl -WjItop, Rej,~r~iga; B>284653 mfts' Hax, 350 qrs luiseed, - takes - -b;:idles- b I1hbeispt i eara~ yed vroollen yarnl,:4oja,20 . 3h lis' dals 24'de'edl e Iihrthomn. lothiood, 4caalk el'anberries;ti I iU ...

... - warrant. 'SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE i85 ARRII'ALS. int H5 At YAR~iOUTH-Shamrock, Dible, from Hamobr,' ?52 At LIVERPOOT.-HUII Packet, - from A IS5At GR vEsEND-Chetry, Early; Hope, Boxer; from 167 Rotterdam. Economy, Brown, from Memel. Mary, i5s Breckwold, from Kiel. ay 112 At PLtYtIOUTHi-Christopher, Knight, from Miramichi lo King, Johnson, from Memel. Minerva M t8 Miramichi to this port, all ...

... Tuesday, January 3. There is only a moderate supply of farmers' vheat for to-day's market, yet fully adequate to the demand of the millers, who are almost the only buyers; the condition is very middling, and only the finest qualities supported last week's prices. The demand for the secondary qua- lities is very trifling, so) that prices may be considered nominal; very little passing in old ...

... From the 31st Dec. to the 6th Jan. both inclusive. ra SHIPS' REPORTS. an Hope, Fca, Hamburg, B 130-34 casks cloverseed, 6 casks prussiate potash, 141 cask.. succory, 150 l ,undles salted cow qt bides, 14 cases woodenware, 50 tons rape cakes, 13 casks honey. ch F Aurora, Breckwoldt, Frederickstadt, F 58-220 qrs rapeseed!. sit Devron, Day, Cocayne, B 277-245 pieces fir timber, 17 C 21 Pa deals, ...

... .me in awei, itou5t, ama ikue . or, fell ver Bark, Oak - CwL 135,5-2'7 lt,420 171,686 Boles, Shank - No. 5i&1,16 221,t11 295,131 was Cattle -Bush. 66,975 50-,597 75.7,457 ere Cakes, Linseed Cwt. 5se3 3s ,089 s3,155 Rape I - .. 105,0 67,526 68,750 Oas fdes, &.x and Cow - -, 72 16,257 15,026 H He se s * - 8,22.3 13,542 3,213 Calfand Kip 9 ,191 ,12 M 8,46l2 en Faax -18 I- Is,593 112,179 I 17,525 ...

... FROM TUESDAY NIGET'S GAZETTE. FROlKII TUIt.EJAY rflUtIl' ,t XA4/.s- BANKRUPTS. John Hall, Kingston-upon-Hull, tobacconist (in sur- render Jan. 9, 10, and Feb. 14, at the Kingston Hotel, Hull: solicitors, Bogue& Lambert, John-streef. Bedford. row, and Prickett and Robinson, Hull)-Matthew Dixon, Hessle, Kingston-upon-Hull, corn-dealer (to surrender Jan. 9, 10, and Feb. 14, at the Paragon Inn, ...