... eitrvg Wavrifcd mtueat. THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1834 P. Denotes rising. : .. - - I t 1 Denotesfailing. ,InTTCIV - ?? -.M ?? , COLONIAUL PRODUCE.- SUOtu. iB.P. cwt l n.)~ s. d. s. d USCOV.dryrown.. '47 '0 @49 'O ?? 0 *. 55 0 'God hdtto . 56 0 c6 d F lne ?? ' ' I F ?? 61 0.. 64 0 ' ~Dabs.&,-very brown'% , andmoisenedJ 0 4 N ?? . ; *23 0 .. 26- 6 tc 6a'cwt (inbond.) , ' c . ?? 0 ** 60 0 CJ ?? 0 ...

... Thg average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar,computedfrom the returns made in tle week ending Jan. 14,is 28s. 85d. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.--FOUR O'CLOCK. FUNDS. Price. SHARE LIST. Div. Paid. Price. SATITt'DAY. ,onsols . 87 Grand Junction Canal ?? 12 0 0 100 234 Do. Acount 89. j Manchester & Liverpool Railway 8 S 0 100 205 sperct.Reduced 88* London Bock ?? 3 0 0 100 53 3* New.. ?? 953 St, ...

... By the accounts which have been received from the Rus- sian capital of the 5th inst., details are furnished relative to the trade between Great Britain and St. Petersburgh during the year recently ended. The navigation-having remained openlater in the autumn than usual, nearly all the British ships were enabled to leave St. Petersburgh, and only eight vessels are wintering at Cronstadt, The ...

... MARK1ETS, PAIR., &c. At Newcastle market, on Saturday last, the supply of Wheat, from the late continued wet weather, was in very poor condition, and sales heavy, for all but the few fine samples, which the millers bought up readily at about the prices of last Saturday. The show of Oats was large, and that trade was againi very dull. The arrivals of Barley continue to exceed the demand, and ...

... iEppELT OF THE SELLCT -C~rddLIT-r8E oN MlANUFACrURES, COa!EjRCE, AND s-: ...

... LOlNDOVr GOAZETTE, TURSD.IY, Jant. 21 tA NXi I' li UI I'S. ot NVNSrLLI Jimeso, of M4 Hiow land stree t. Fitzriiy siliare, ili LI], if couitnt y h of d F idtue-x. d ?? ?? ni uns ie:,!I i iistro Iinit ,iot, d. C. to souir. F eli, 4, Ma rchI 4, a t I 1. -At t. NY ilhII alitls, Qual I t yC ci artI I l ?? cry hlae. WRtIGHUT Jlohni midl Jamies Wright, of Liurchonce liole, Poplar, ini thle ciintty if ...

... MOVNEY AfJRKET-Cm. YvESD4y. Notwithstanding the continuance of boisterous NWealt accompanied with heavy showers, most of the accounts arrived from the Continent which were expected letters from Paris do not confirm the report of the ret ]' the French Ambassador, M. de Itayneval, from the S Capital. No pains were spared, however, to induce thiX lief that the French Government is much ...

... SHIP NE RS. BRISTOL, JAW. 10-ArriiVd tbe N rewVolunteer, Stewart, ftro Demerara; ltaballa, Straker, from St. Andrew's DEAL, Jan. 10-Wind . S.W., aqually-Outward-bound reratin DOVBE,JAN. 10-Arrived off port, Leunadol, Mason, from Bost HARWICHI, JAN 10-Arrived the Prince Christian, from Gott,, burgh, with damage and cargo shifted, bound to New York LivatuOOL, JAN. 9-Arrived the Monarch, from ...

... SHIPPING' WrELLIGENCE. At DBAL-Thor-P. Burrell, from Ilotterdam. . AtIlAN s.t G.TE-EwerettaiSkinnier, for Savanna; Melaneth's, Price, for Ilavrr; from this port. At Cleninovtno-Urania, Gardner, from St. 'lieintoei5. for this hort. At L'itinstsN--Diligentia. IBokens. from this port. At 1tt1NV'ET-Hobijn Hlood, Robinson Prince Leopold, -Alligon from this port. X. L, Cobli from Cartliffl CAt ntn N ...

... From dte 11th to the 171h January, botil inclusire. SHIPS' REPORTS. D:adlems, of Hull, Broadhead, Htnmburg, B 155, 0 men,-Ti (vis black lead, 93 casks zalters, 45 casks ssMalts, I Ciask copper03 , 1c 1, arsenic, 17 casks prussiate potash, 43 casks clorerseed, I easkis (.Ia ruwr.y seeds, 300 dried horse bides, 2 I kips, 6 bales calf 'kAns',2 casks shank boues, 259 bags peas, 8G bags rags, 1I3 ...

... 4-17Itippin FV q 35TWItature. par Aew Coo!Rsrti.-The following communication has been E addressed by Captain Huntley. of the Governor Harco`rt. Ban which :rrived here on Sundaj, from New Orleans,.to the Se- cretary to the Underwriterbs Association * Liverpone. 12th ean. 1831;: Wil SiR,-l sailed from the Balize on the 17th Nov., and on the Wt a 30th. at Sh. 40n. a. m. saw something en the lee ...

... IT is said that not less than a thon- sand sheep have been sent up to the 1fund-holders in this one week bv the tsteam-vessels, from the ports of Scot- land and from HIall. So that these ,,devils are aided and assisted by every invention that can enianate from the luman mind. It is said that this influx elf mutton arises from the ruinous state of the farmers in the North, who are driven to ...