... CORN INSPECTOR'S Wl'iEtlILY RETRILN,! ToeadoaY, Nov. 27. Aesunuotnthequantitiesandr Prices of'Jrntish-Corrnria.,. 'dOi. Market,frein the ?? to the In1spectr ,Ccoe tire Week colded Saturday last, Comi~puted by the satmi da* Mtlessore ci' Eight Galleons to thle nitbril. 2ololQu-sniujes.' ?? wheat .. . 320 1 llB42 t tI Barley .. - *i3 0 9 Oats .. .. IG1 7I Cool 10 13 I Ityc .. 4. No Returns, 2t ...

... IA 4I 3 CAsE ?? Brisk, Love, and the Racer, Toogood, from Smyrna; the Albion, Pugh, from Duntlalk; the Sophia, Backer, from St. Chrstopher. ENTERED OUT. - The Eleanor, Rees, for Demerara * the Caledonia, Tucker, for Trinidad; the Dapper, Sohier, for Jersey and Guernse SAILED.-The St. Vincent, Green, for Jamaica; the James, Smith, for Newfoundland; the Mary Ann, Tucker, for Messina; the Mary ...

... MA IlK ET?. ve Noawicis, Sit., Nov. 24.--Ihe supply of wfheaa . h- ceedingly small, whlich found a free sale, at an aliaiicoe 2s to 3ts per qir. Wh~ite *vheat 76s to 830s. lied 7,:3 t,,o ye Barley Is to *2 dearer. MaS~lting 34s to 3Gs. i^feri,, od to 33is peroqr. I-lour56~s to S~s per 2.?0lbs net. A ;I last week:- Wheat 2926 qsp, 74' 2d. Jiscicy ,!11 33s 73. per qr. a- Noitwicis C.\TTIri. ...

... MARINE' iNTEL&GECE. It Tre 2oey, Potgm, frm Soobta, ith oal; fo Oargate, ha- put diot aaols ihlnooro.i oe a rlowc Harbour. TiroEmotterdam, Sarpuot tim oronsgaci onth 911,0 II.folt sleay teolas. ao srklarO li. rho Wailiamd LS.and . fsdfomSnelodfrIutedm Theb Ilanorld Sool.b Cialtle. of Sundoriand for Londlon, coatlnldi. rans tD showe on the Matplin Sand. anthbe Will tWIL ~ Tho anels, ...

... LONDON MARICETS--FRIDAY. CORN EXCHANGE. 'I'e veather since our lost has been extremely tempestuous, which bas kept olt sarpplies of Groin, and it will be oboerved, by relerriig to uric table of imports, that very little of' any desc~riptioln of corn iha beer; received coiastevoys nitce Wednesday; the allow ot sanpilea by land carriage was also very limited thir morning. Wheat wos In fair ...

... BRISTOL M4ARKETS. SUNIEe a Calves ?? 21 P91[cas. Beasts ?? .33 A ?? I Beef, percwt. 547s.. to 569 Sheep . 13 Pigs ?? I7 Iutton, per pound . bid. to 6d. Horses .. .. .. 33. Suckicng ditto 33 Pigs. per score, Ss. 6d. ;t. lOs. 0d BRISTOL CORN-EXCH ANGE.-TkiUR$SAY. WHEAT. S. d. g. d, s. - s .t. Eliglish per bushel 9 0 9 6 Pigs' Peas per bushel 0 0 0 O Irish ditto S ai 9 0 n sss. Welsh ?? 8 6 9 ...

... REPORT oi THt WOOLLEN TRADE FOR THE MONTH or NOVEMBER. December 1, 1838.-We cannot report so favourably myof the past month as of October; nor would it be reasonable ltto expect that we could do so. November Is, in more than one h respect, a gloomy month, and the one just closed has maintained M-Its character,-fully as to the state of the atmosphere, and quite ieas much aLI to the state of ...

... PRESTON MARKET.-CTxers DAY,) at Tivelre o'clock. There was a most plentiful supply of whcat at our market this miornirg, and although there was little or no dillebenec in the currency of the prices from those quoted last wecek, the market, as the sellers term it, was dull and hanging. Oat- meal again advanced in price, hut there was little Flemand for it. In the price of pork there was a ...

... FRIDAY. Monsy has again been in demand to-day, and to a con- 4iderable extent, especially fer thie manufacturing districts, where we are glad to learn business generally is getting more brisk. This led to a good deal of business in Con- sols, and various fluctuations occurred, but the closing quotations were tile same as yesterday, namely, 93t to i for money, and 932 to 94 for the account. The ...

... TUESDIAY'S PO'ST CONTINUED. nANKItUA'T.S FIROM FRll)AY S G.AZETTE. Chnrles Odliii, Jun. Stflford, I.Iii,,.l Merr, fli'cer and druLpxr. 'oliwas `ing, outhiaOiptoui, Joo l Oratiwer, wud printer. James( Hadulon, John Clark, and John rPorter, late of Liverpool, iuerchunts. Joseph TIat t, l3erners-stre tOx'd-atreet, plumber. Josepti PolybluiL Mortiniuoe, Devonport, etabilet malker. Joseph ?? and ...

... I LIVERPOOL NEW CATTLE MARKET.-MOnd,, ast. The supply of Beasts at market to-day has been considerably smaller than that of last week, which may be attributed to the long prevailing earterly winds preventing the boats arriving with Cattle from Ireland, and a considerable part of those in the market were left over from last week, and but of ordinary quality, but Beef being rather largely in ...

... he 8( ng WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. 2,10 NoVEmBER 30.-The supply of all articles up to 25,o0 al this day's market is short, some quautity~of the arri- 3200 as vals noted at foot have been sold last week. Wheat 20,00 .1d has gone off pretty readily at an advance of 3s. per 13,00 qr. Oats are .40. per stone dearer. Barley is in fair 1,00 . demand at fully the rates obtained last Friday. Beans 4,00 ...