... v ?? ., vanlv a limited num January 1.i-There was only a limited number of land samples sent up from Sussex, Kent, and Suffolk, consiSt- ing of Wheat, Barley, Beans, and Peas; anid from the navigation of the Thames being very much impeded by e ice, In ca neequlence of a continuance of intensc frost, few ol of the fresh parcels of grain were offered for sale and de scarcely any vessels have ...

... Comallerctal *ntellicrefirr. LONDON. TUE2SDAY, JAN. 2, F SUGAR.-British Plantation. The arrivals this week H have been about 1600 buds., the market will therefore be E better supplied than it waS previous to the holidays. The - average price, exclusive of the duty, Is 41S. 4id. per cwt., being 2s. 0id. per cjlv. higher than at this time last D Maurititi. A few small parcels of Mauritius Sugar ...

... w3ort of pul[ 3limporto, B Prox the 61h to tle l2th Janu-ary, baih iatduskr*. Amitv of Aberdeen, Leslie. from St. Joln, N. B.- B 311, 17men-170 pieces birch timber. 65 piecesfil timber, 35c I qr 25 deals. 10 deal ends, 7c 2 qrs bat tens, 9 fathoms hatbwood. HIuiderness and Cniiton agents. Ceres of K-nizsbPrg, Becker, from Pi;lin and Konigsberg, P 150, 7 mien-724 quarters lins ed. 70 bags ...

... -LEEDS, SATURDAY, KAN. 27. as ' ?? thii re 6eoNW O SAE.Th 'ubjoined -particulasis V5c5or its -neeti ate aagdiih.tae- ' the Rt ;h .The large rooms ot~arraway's Coffee-Itouss have been crowded From y, to elcess by~partiesyrwho were either buyers,i or who as holdergnof musst wool rook aegreat Intere st lo the-result. The expetation of an imaprei to 'exteasive demand forw wols asthese sales, and ...

... BANKnUPTCY SUPERSLSDED. SIMCOCK, T. and SLATER, J. Little Ryder- street, St. James, tailors. BANKRUPTS TO SURRENDER IN BASINGHALL STREET. HAYTER, J. Kennington-ova], victualler, Jan. 29, at half-past eleven, March 2, at twelve. Att. Weeks, Tokenhoutse-yard. BLOOM, J. ?? late of East Cliff, Brighton, dealer in fancy g~ods, Jan. 25, March 2, at twelve. Atts. Taylor afid t'ollison, Great 7ames ...

... ;: J- , MARI ETS. I l 1 *LONDON COt~EXCHANGE. MARK-LANE., MONDAY, JAN. 15. There was, only a Iwaited mnumber ofloand samples sea,- up from kSussezx, Kent, and Vuftlk, suisting of Wheate Barley, Boans, and Peasi, and from 'the'litivigation of that Thames beingv vry Iuhnpddb'ie.ncneuneo continuance ?? int~aes firost, few of the. frhprcels ofgrian wore offerea for sale, nud srarce'ty iny vessl ...

... IFROM 1 IDAiY NIGHT'S GAZETTE, Th. 29. I . - DECLARATION 01 INSOLVENCY. Dec. 2S, TIIOMAS SKELTON and JOHN SKELTON, of Gerrard-strebt, Soho, oilman. DANXiRUPTCY ENLARGED. 'DAVID'BOAST,'of the London-road, Surrey, I chemist, to Feb. 2, at.two. : . :.B'SiSRUFTS. CHARLES DORRINGTON, of Digswell mill, Welwyn, 'Herts. miller, Jan. 9; at one, and Feb. 9, at eleven, at the Court of Banlkruptcy. Mr. ...

... Tomnmtr-tal. BRITSh INXDIA COASTING TRADE -The following are the regulations newly adopted. They appear to give much satisfaction :- Foreign ships belonging to any state or country in Europe, or in America, so long as such states or countries respec- tively remain in amity with her Majesty. may freely enter the British seaports and harbovurs in the East ladies, whether they come directly from ...

... I Comincral 3Entelitthtf. I I I LjONDON, TUESDAY, JAN. 9. ,.SUGAR.-IBritlsh Plantation. The British Plantation Sugar marliet lessbeen In at languid stateduring the week. The transactions amount to only 12010 hleds., the principal part at a decline of Gd. to Is. Mauritius. 4160 bago were offered at auction on Wcdnes~ day, about half of which were bought In. Tho1se -hic were sold went at a ...

... I ;: LOND Oj CORN EXCHANGE. MARx -LANE, M ONMAY, JAN. 8. a V Mrom Essex and Kent there was a godo aupply of Wheat, c Beans, and Peas, and from Suffolk a large arrival of Barley, with fa h f quantity of this article from Norfolk, and a few vessels with Oats fpem the Linoloshire coast and Scotland n aoresh upfor'this dby hmaret, hilat the supply from Ire- h land since this day seennigt:t has ...

... I CDC Aarktto, &-C. AVERAGE PRICE & DUTY ON FOREIGN GRAIN. Weekly Averages by lImp. Q~r. Averagsfo coeuodtg from the Gaz. gof Dctj, iml C~sz gvesite from correspondmng from thenOar, of flec~eo, 1333j Oa,.Zin last year, Dec. 354210 Wheat .. 53 2 Wheat t.59 2 L JS Baro e3 o i i th far0ne: all parcels 20 i Oats freely 24 10 Rye ~~~~280 RyI Bes- u t. tbe greatbulk. 34 43Be a s . m 3 o £ Peas ...

... I : chit .iffart% t&. SMITHFIELD, Jan. lS.-Owing to te being exceedingly severe, the pastnres were bifre of winter tt= age, and the prices of dry fodder very high, many fartnre and graziers have sent this morning a large quantity of steer stock, which formed a large portion of thebullok supply. Another cause has likewise tended very materislly to increase the quantity of store stock offering, ...