... AlBzY AUAuR12-4a,4 Afo6 MO2DAi The Public Securities, on the last day of the year, have attained prices higher than they have been sold since the month of June last. The shock occasioned by the refusal of the King of Holland to give up the two forts, so often referred to since the fall of Ouie Citadel of Antwerp, appears to have been completely got over by the speculators, who have been ...

... VI$ lrit O'trvi;al. I B3ANGORt, Firiday, Deceinhber S. Wheat.. .2 0 (T6) 5 Ii Bailey 27 0 Cz , dJ Oats.. 13 0 i5 0'1 Oatnieal 12 0 -- J ?ElA T. Beef per l. d11 t I . to d.1 Kutton.. .. .(0. toi ( l. k ?? ,. 4d. to (;J CARNARVON, Sais'sd:y, Deecillbel 3. Wheat ?? i 5 S2 0 O(ats ?? . 0 (. i-i --Fine. . 50 U oS Q aley 2 S t ?? (i CIIf-SSi'R., Saturdav, Decembor 22. Wheat - 751b 8 3C fi ( Oats ...

... The steam-ship Corsair, Peyten, for Liverpool, sails this day, at three o'clock afternoon; and the Chieftain, Owens, on Thursday, at eight o'clock morning. The smack Ranger, Battersby, has sailed for London. The smack Iris, M'Greavy, for London, clears on Saturday first. The steam-ship Erin, Toole, for Ply)mouth and London, sails this day, at four o'clock in the afternoon. The steamer Hibernia ...

... AIUDDLESEX SBSSIWJS. T~hese 8!spious commencedyes-terday, at Cierkenwell Green, before W. Hi. Marriot,Bsq.,01hslrtan, and a Bench of Magistrates The Grand Jury having been sworn In, were addressed by the, CHAIRMANJ. The Grtad Jury of the Sessions before last ha~dmadi: a presentment, lamenting the extreme prevalence Of patty crime, and strongly insistintl upon the necessity for intermiediate ...

... POST SCRIPTr LONDON, Saturday evening, December 29, 1832. PRICE OF STOCKS;. 3 per Ct. Cons. [dian Stock, Cot, for Ac. 84 j Bank Sto.k ,189j 1901 3per Ct, Red 84.4L Lx. B ills 39 13 3S2 per C t Red. 9:2j I India. Bonds, 23 24 New 3 per Ct. Long Ann 4~ ~ ~ ,e: .t i2 The King of the Netiseraiads-as evinced hisde. terolination not to yeldi to the utijust and perfidi uils attack upon him, u til ha ...

... ENGLISH M-VARKETS. LONDON CORUN EXCHANGE, DEc. 28&-The Wheat trade has not materially changed from Wednesdays market, arid in Barley the quotation remaing nearly the same as last. Oats, Bealls, and Peas, unaltered. LIVERPOOL CORN-EXCHANGE, DEC. 24.- At this morning's market choice samples of Irish Red Wheat occupied the chief attention, and a moderate busi. ness Was done in them, at an advance ...

... SMIP NBWS. DzAL, Dic. 30.-Arrived the Satellite, sloop of r; frvn cruise off- the Texel, and proceeded for Sheernees, with tie Du East Indianian Ida, from Batavia for Amsterdam, which sth detained during her cruise. Also arrived his Majesty'ship lage from a cruise in the North Sea. Came down from 9hee the Snake sloop of war, and remains in the DownS, sith the of his Majesty's ships, and-the ...

... MARKBTS. PROaxAX LuhDNoN NIraw Ritrc cua}ti Copraa -There bave- been no publitc ssle , for Brittish Plantation descriptions are contido , i parcels have beentaken at the previous prici v sutmption. InPoretgnor East IndiaCtffeeti Ai reported, butt there are buyers watching the purchase If any parcels offered under the reg? I RuM, Buamriy, ANzj HIqLkns-There are t: porttd thu weel. 15randy and ...

... )i3 -l t 2f . - PORT PENIIYN, BANGOR.-Arrived, the ~ Enterpjrise, Erans; Lady Peurhyn, Nan- 0 ?? Ie;tiza, Ellas; lBardsel, Parry; arry, Cross; - Anne aud Citlferino, Ellwards; Ceres, Grmiat; En. G deavoutr, Oweis ; Annet and Maria, Lloi d Ardent, holinas ; liaNve, Dale; Actisc, Counway andi Use ()aige, Viter.'. Cleared outc'Eli!ibeth, Edwards; Jane, Ro- lerts; Ashburtoon, Beaiest; and British ...

... allti3pitto EntrIligence, ?? .- -I.. - ?? - a AnnIIVED AT AISEInDEriN-Dec. 2J. Duke (if Wellington (steamer), Wal. d ker, london; Thetis, Gilbertson, Hull; Sir F. Banks, Bruce, Sunderland Y -26. Guthries, Cramond, Dundee; Eagle, Kisig, Liverpool; I'ame, f.e>1ic el Newcastle; Liverpool Packet, Duncan, Glasgow; Suiserinr, Kerr, London; - Antelope, Fairbairn, Dunbar--7;. Rotterdamn Packet, ...

... Corn iVMarkets. }! -- - - - . 1n - - l sith CORno EXCHANGE, Monday, Dec. 0.4.-We had a good supply of Wheat intto-day from Kant and Essex, but very little from the Suffolk coast, the ;ed, major part weas damp in hand, and exceedingly heavy sale at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per quarter. Fine dry samples supported last Moncday's prices, but nothing like a clearance could be made, the demand ...

... BAN RKRUPTS, from the Gazettes of Dec. 25 and 27, 1 _ DECLAflATTONS OF INSOLVENCY. IS. William Tydeman, Great Varmoutl , saddler, dated sil Dec. 4. On BANXS.UPTCIES SUPERSEDED. James Ditchfield Warrington, Lsncashire, victualler. L John Christop er Reifficusteino, Langport place, Camber. well, merchant. lBANKRUP'TS, 7-u Francis Brown, Watford, Hertfordshirf.jgjocer, to sur- . render Jan. 3, ...