... . KnaporK, AF~RICA. Siliftsure, Boag. with 2040 elephant tecth, 3 seamcaree teetb, 27 el', guin eal. B10 dry cow and ox hides, 72t btr- Kund, C Horsfatl and T Tobin-G Dk WEST INDIES. Denison, Poole, fm Antigua, with 435 h, 25 tc, 10 bel Rugir, 78 peb rumi, C W and F ?? h sugar, Ew,:rt. Myers, nid co. * I0 do, 22 peb, 24 h rum, C Turner. jin .7 i, 22 bri ctigar, Trustees of C Turner. *. * 6 , ...

... ?? pt Ittfliffat. Reef of Rocks in the Frith of Clyde.-In a former number of the Ayt Observer ire no tired the existence of a reef in this Frith which had not been laid down in any chart; and this morning we have received the following notice from Mr. it Win. Gibson, master olf theschoonet Robert, of Whitehaven, and for the guidance of strangers we beg our contempora- au ries will transfer it ...

... ItIti 4&Xl ppinq Intelfilenre. of THURSDAY. SEPT. 25. Columbus, Cobb, hence for New York, was spoken 30th h ult. by the Virginian.- Euphemia, Wi'cockson, hence at Nassau, N. P. r. Eleanor, Grundy, ?? at dn. Liverpool. Berstow, and Humbd.dt, Bliss, hence at Boston. Gessina, Postema; GroningenWelvaart, Lugis; and Fly, q- Aiken, hence at Rotterdam. es Maria, Croning, hence at Flensburg. Gregory, ...

... I I ., I ! , THURSDAY. OCn7L 23: Hlgb'auder, Mupden. hence tt NeItfoundland Albk,4n, Duggan. henca at Bathurst. Britatnnia, Davvldson, henee at Maltna * ; GFa'c Hrueen, Sterrcy J;aejsand Edward ilic kltd f stin d ,Gaspee.HiiggIns, henceat Gihr-Jn - I ?? Louisa Maria. Garnble, fzo Mwontie'Vido at tw p Robert Sarge:nr . W f at atA nWon. Sar~pca Bowel. ?? slo. ' at theentrane tof the GinfyoSv ...

... i ?? TI red Ctturret. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1834. In consequence of the continued favourable accounts rrom artiles: upon the whole, however, the t ?? the port Is the West Indies, the prices of Sugars and Coffees are some.p-retty steady, and considerable business .s 7ui 1g forward. what receding, and ?? is not so much doing in these . Denotes rising. - 1 Denotes falling. - VJenvics roV COLONIAL ...

... . Iffirdletd. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, October 21 , 183 We have had a fair supplyof Grain from Ireland sinceour last, nnd 304)0 qu .rters of Wheat ?? been repoi ted from Canada. The trade bas wvorn a mote lively epptarsnee this ui eek than for ceivfral of tie precedirg. 'I'he dfalers hmight ba-th old anid niewr ,teas pietty freely. nnd sorne quiantityof Old Was tmien on speculation ss ...

... = 'fph 3 t I ?? THURSDAY, OCT. IG. Exttact of a letter from Pictau; dated 11th Sept.- We have J st received accounts of the lohs of the ship Sybele, of Li 1pol from Cromarty fur Quebec. with 356 emigrants, all t!f *vbom perished. Six of the erew saved themseevei it theboat. folr sef whom atrived here thismttrinig. (lod God can nothing be done to erect a lightho;te on that fatal island? ...

... 33aultruptdt &r. iiANKRUPTS. de Froit the London. Gazette, Oct. 17,1834. pa Thonias Eybon, Franch, Chirlile, and Henry Dyson, Liver. In pnol, iaanfuactoinc Cll Inlts; Oct. 31, Nv. 28, at one, at n the Clarer doa R outis, Liverpool: attorney, Mr. Davenport, I ,iverptool. Ralph outtels'de, Livwrpool, tblor and draper; Oct. 31, Pe N.v. 28. at tlvele, ?? the Clarendoun Roome, Liverpool: at- pl ...

... I I 11 . 4 it- ?? 1- , , , , LIVERPOOL GCOR-N EXCHANGE, Tuesday. Octoecr 28, 1834, Owing partly to the boisterotus state of the it eather the arrivals of Grain during thre past areek have been small, and there has been much iirmti es in the trade, and rather an extensive business transacted at increasing prices. In our own market the dealers bought- bth old and new Wheat pretty freely, and ...

... *lutprtN. BRITISH AMPRICA: Sir Watliin, Armon, fin NewCarlisle. with 305 pc pine,92i pe birch, I juniper knee, 24 oaris, 2 spars, 8.fath Jathirod orderB DL- sipirs T~Widldrida .;1036.9 Pe pine,!2e 5 deias! 0Sic10'dtavbsfi2 spars, 10 deal ends, 2 crds lath wlond, order-B D4 . - ?? - Na'paritna, Andersmn, fmi Quebec. with 205 pe pine, 2017 pe pipe staves, 7200 pe WI I hdo, 14 p e*,ik plink. T D ...

... ?? are etetremel sorry that we have been 1I led into a mistake of an intijuriotis tenelcacy respecting this v town by a paragraph in our paper of the 3rd instant. t The ?? weavers are, contrary to the statement we v than made. receiving good wages, better than the power- a loom weaver,. There are no cuts thirty yards long and a rfur feet wide woven in this place: there are many forty o yards ...

... -2 ., fdarftetd, LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, Septemeber 30, 1834. We have had a good supp y of new Wheat and Oats from Ireland this week, but thedemand has been principally con- fined to our own dealers, our prices being still too high to compete with the Welmellceld Market; sales could not be effected without su bm i tting to a decl e of fully2d4. per bushel on the best new snd old ...