... AMtf ping f jbp~ Vtiltt¢ trTUiSDnAY, BDEC. 24. at lIntrinsic, 8H on, hencefor Demerara, ?? il inst. Tisnwv;a1d, Porteais. hence ?? Cruz 16th Oct. Elizkbeth. Tuicker, lience if ort ?? 3d ult. el A large brix, from Qtetbec ftr this port, with stincheons 51 , andbulwar-sw wshicd aLway, was tsed 19thinst. i Lincashire Wit h, Jamnes, fio this prlrt, sunk at Ver'. Cruz 20th Oct. in deep whter. Crew ...

... LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Thursday, Jatriary 2, 1834. 1-S HA TAh. ?? AF -o :- A -A -- Dee. 28.-The import of the week is 9,098 bags, namely, W 6,803 bags from the United States, 1,938 from Brazil, and 35; KE from the West Indies. The sales of the week, inclusive of W 2,629 bales of Surat sold yesterday by auction, are 27,439 St bags, with an advance in prices of id. to ad. per lb. NesvLe Bowved ...

... -. ?? Marfirto'. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesda, Deccernbr 31, 1833. We haveverylittlearteration lonote ri tc- state oi tihe Corn tral3S 1ccour~izeii:,sr i-f lbs day uReek. 'lldea'ers -still shtiwing 5o1 lie bation to gee lt. stb, tC d wrhere sales lave been preseed, f aoy artIcle, rather lower ratcs have been suirmitted t,. At our Vat lit Tas Ifosaix ?? i-s hbt a FIender at- tendartce. Tlie ...

... Kfiberpool VrW6 (Turrent. THURbDAY, JANUARY 2, 1834. * Denotes rising. i D- e Dnrotes falling. CoVO NFAL PRODUCE. SUGAR. Mp. ?? (D P.-) s. ?d. J. d Mueo ,ro.dry browm.. 49 ' ® 51 0 hdiddlini- ?? 32 0 .. 56 6 Guo2, di t t S: 0 o. 60 0 Fine . ?? Veryflle ?? 61 0. 53 Oj Dabs & verybrofnl 4 isnd icuistened. -j - 4 0 MoLAssras, .2wt.| estIndia. 24 0., 27 0 COCOA, Cwt.-(in bond,) ?? 48 o *. 50 0 ...

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

... _ l~t:1ft0. I BLACKIBURN MABRlKT.-I'Veditca1, Jaa. Oatmeal ?? 24s Qd to 25s Od perload 0) Flour ?? 31s Od to 4Qs 0d perpack GARSTANG MAR KET.-Tho sdsy, J ; Wheat ?? 23s Od to 25s Od per wisdleoro4n,1 Meal ?? :. 25s Od to 26s Od par Io1l o13401, Beans . : I5s 0l to lfis Od per wi1.1Iest'2 Eotatees Qis Od to 6s d per load jKARKHAM MARKET, TTis1urtday, fan 2 ?? . ' S. ii. s Wheat (per Windle) ?? ...

... |A 'IKUPTS, ETC, I _- _ _ . _ _ . - . _ . . _ _ . - _ . FROM 'tHE lONDON GAc1CTTE OF FRIDAY, 21l. 2i. Bood1117pte. 1DR ADLEY Jmtathan Barrell, 13eytoin Suflbl'k, Lrroer, Janu. aWe 13, February7, at hle Atgeol no, TPuzy St.-I Edwdm (.I Siilicitor, Notcutt, Ipsoeiel.-Fet. ets. C. Blurton, Ipsi;bh, pirovlr tint J. May, jun., Iplsw cit cheese.facl(tr. DUtiNKWATFERlSamuel. Liverpool, coal ...

... I l LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. FRIDAY, Jan. 3. WT leave again had another depressed week in the butter trade,-,so much so that wo searcely recollect its parallel. This has no doubt bocn effected in some mea. sure by tile announcemenit of upwardseof 3,000 firkins by auction. Nothing is scarcely saleable except the iinest brands of Belfast,-Bacon is' also dull in the extreme, .andl nay be ...

... I Xiberpoof V, rired Current. THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1834. * Denotes rising. -I Denotesfdtlng. COLONIAL PRODUCE. SUGAR. B.P. ?? ?? s. d. S. d Mduscov.drybrown.. 49 o) (51 0 hidlng ?? 52 0 . 56 ts Good ditto ?? ::.57 o 60 0 Fine ?? 6 0 63 Ve y Ane . ?? . 0 Dabs & very brownl6 0 * 48 0 suid nwisteued. .. 4 MOLAS wRM, cWt. WestIndia ?? 24 0 *- 27 0 COCOA, CWt. (in bood l I rituidad ?? 48 0 *. 60 O ...

... vJlietd. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, January 7, 1834 During the past week the Cot n Mariet has beets in a very depre-sed state, wirh all apparent u ant of confidence in the tradegeneral y. Theltoldersl avincs ho:(n lttledispasitiosI to sIl, and the deslems appearing disinclined to purchase. Inthe few retail s.ies that late been reportrd, tatler lower prices have been taken for almost ...

... LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Thursda.y, Janteary 9, 1834. J~alnunri 4.. The immnt f l rw- ;- n--- rag January 4-The import of Cotton into Great Britain, in the past year, has amounted to 928,000 bales, and the export to 68,000 bales. It is computed that there have E been forwarded to the interior of the kingdom 880,000 bales, and that the stock now held in the ports is 216,000 i bales, forming ...

... THE RFEVENUE. Ie ant Ar av.aXl. is The official accounts of the revenue, made up to the 5th instant, present rather a gloomy picture to those who k form their estimates of the state of the country according c e to the amount wrung from the people in the shape of f taxes. They exhibit a falling off in the revenue for the tl y, quarter of £91,547, and in the revenue for the year, of p ,r £442 ...