... BRISTOL II'ORTS. | I . . . - - Ire .. .- - .. -I I In the Lang, from St. Andrew's: PFiilpots and Co. 10 ?? ds lathnwood, 3S8 pcs pine timbeu, 67 hund staves, 14S handspikes, 28 hund deals and deal ends In the Triai, from St. Michael's: Wajt&& Co. 365 boxesoraisges r In the firojidelle, from Saint Michael's: WVait and James, 560 iboxes oranges , In the Countess of Wilton, from Zante: 2la2C and ...

... II STRES OF THi POOR. it DuP r.DEC.,24.-Whilst.the quiesto f ea provision for the poor has been. so prolific a. topic ,of diseussion~a.4tb!e Corn Exchange. the mo~st harowing~ deeiptions 6 their destitution and suffering hv b~een arriving, fi!)n Itl parts of the edUn~try'. The ex' tre63einclemency- of the,~seasn aind the partial fA~iur,~ of the rs' haveagendte distres&'df' te Ir1ish ~udhigh p ...

... 1 ?? I ?, ; ?? - ' - I 4 TXl$.LOI4D ?? MIERCA:NTiLE MA1~$tFS; the Bustn6ss dose th~is week it mdst of our Market srhsbeezd ieiide'r,. vil slIender; 5ii&d the sdareity of Money lias bees a I 'Gd~q~pet1'$f6ifjM y *jg The, Adl *rIi'this makes 'io~ymore'abundlalit ontbe~o E1chAc nd -he prices oWFite~ 1rg Iti ae'.*e lihhaebeen sold at ~prices 2s. 'per cwt. fige,,~np h ' Fl te ro t, th 4s.,Mddlin ...

... fitlt3E Ea~lD~ *,ii.iO331l UitAU T. . . .. ; I . . .. , - I I . ?? ' . : ?? I ?? ' ?? . Tbe -stoppage of te -,mails,: both. foreign .a-d do- .inestic, whipb.pre~vailed last. week has not'existed this, And ,the conseqjieacp -is, that there has, been a.considerable revivfkl of ?? Embange; and prices ,f~both-.Eaglish aind Fo'eign Securities have been much higher-this :e ek-thana last, and the ...

... LONDON IARKETS. LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, Fin;Ac, J4 20-We art moderately suppitlied with W.heatr this s h le fewv fine samples are taktet off on the terms of is t day;- but there is little doing in any other description, The present damp vweather greatly interferes with the ssl, Barley is here in great albundiance, and only the firtetdt Scriptions find btiyers at as good prices ; all other 'ort, ...

... BELFAST SHIP 'EWS. fl' AA1 t1 V X D. I Dec. Q2a Nejtune. &Miller, Lerwick, berrings ?? Castle, Wt.), latinralm. Gs.OgV Sl Nrptune, floy, liverlool, SIlt at. (uhfrgee Varier Porroferry, gralu John, M'hlrr. Killongh, graill VelocitY, tirliIl;;I, (cirnaorv;n, 'intPa H bel t It elniT, BNIet I.1ycry il rdoeat.- han. I';AIC011 (St.3,;aev Uii ierit( llAPId, tot:), Hum-04l (ilags6 ...

... GOOLE SHIP LINP. re - -- Of COASTERS INWARDS. tt From Jan. 21 to 26.-Ellen, Vanson; Mary, Archer; T s, Helmsley, Drewry; Paullnus, Gale; - Margaret, Manning; Naylor, Wood; ElIza, WalmYley; Thomar, Ellison; Mary, Plumb; Princess Victoria, Collingwoad-fro- J London Henry & Ann, inderson; Anti and Elizabeth, 31 Clark Betsy, Wilcox--from Spalding. Preston, Kent! Albatross, Briggs I Randall, Wo, ...

... REVIEW OF TIII, CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (Extrected f'olns the Mfaik Lane EXPresi ) . The Fupplies of Whjat to M14ark Lane througihout the week have been on a very limited scale, ailtd lip to Frdday hall itot exceeded 2210 qrs. vhild by land carriage few samples had been received. The frost experienced Tuesday nialilt, rendered the trade on Wednesday rather firmer; though the I ...

... I.. ?i? t t, ,I . I - 4 I ! 'i i - I , n . I r 0, . , 0 O wn.- 11orl UIUDAY -JAN ~6. I bx Prker~afibe,' ~1ilte o offwsttlyls 8 bd near pi, att isaa svd iiot. ?? utti ~Zo I.)eoeraa~et ~iyjiipeooieailed 14tjs uilde ~4o, a4,~re~ 4h~tspusthii 25th, Onthbe26th'Ult. in lot. Wine h~4:ti~pi~~ nttlaiu~o~e~gged. Wins ~ ?? ~od' bk f minm~t~~eatoe u fo th lad.at*S .MaeerehaM~l~t~.~lottrda~ atLive~zz.~O ~ ...

... 5 ?? ? ff'Itaro, urtfro (rilturrilt. 11 el - IIANIMI? In A 13AN(jOl/, Fridav, jan. 120. Wh'eat_ ?? 1to 70 0 Oats .. .. 12 I)D to(V) 12 I/ar/ny.. 35 0 31 0 Oatmeal . 32 per 1-210 lbs. it. ii. S. ?? Beef, per lb . 4 to 1 Veni ?? . S A~l litton t) - 6Purk ?? . . . CARINA aVON, Saturday, ii.1. S. dl. ' .Ii. s. d. Dit ine 6 0l -370 i ?? .38 Gb -i V 'iV ent ?? It) 6Lola06 t'vly 6 to 6 It Dit to ...

... .The London4 Vole ,I Awke;C~mpD CORN EXCHANGE. The supplies on Monday were to a fair extent; butowing'to the weather being so bad, very few sasples wereexposed. flheat was in good demand at ls per quarter higher; Flour was uialtaei a Oats, Beans, Peas, Mat, and Barley, vwere dull of sale, but prkee as betore. In Bonded rain nothing *vas done whatever. The following ere the price~s at the close ...

... Cfty InteUwrmceb7 s&Adi Xiey IMiadket. . (FOm Our oton . Vrupmda.) The holidays having closed, and the intercourse between distan places, both at home and abroad, which was last week obstructed byth snow, having been restored, the business in this depart. -ment has considerably revired, and the operations have been very :extensive hethin; English and- Forsign Secuifties. Prices have also' ...