... FRIDAT MORNING, DEC. 20.-Win s,.vr. ?? Enterprise, ARRIVED. !. rlivise galleeI4, ?? Calauttt-.Pandyr GtY nesti ?? An* Nation,Gae ctuh 21 .iI-Promise, Hnaer,and Lanark, Quebec-8fth m SJohl5 e Dalhousde 8Robertboa, Nelit, MontrealR t ~stic Laidt5Y I. oOchrlstll,DofeyOstea4.. 1se of Camrnid &tteed ,myrnsa Doblin-Birminehat, hurch Prine, It$ t.. 5vrcand ekis6on, Browin; Hliesaa, Williams;and >n ?? ...

... Affirjrkt. I= 211 20t a-, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. - (FReOM OUR conRESrooeDeT.) a The Jamaica question which nowv occupies the attention of the I Legislature interests the citizens of London very little indeed. ce] -The state ei the money market Is to them the all-absorbing topic, - and, with thie exception of their owvn immetfiate businees, there ins -is very little butthlis talked about. ...

... frarlietw. L LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. COt' (FROM 0111 CORtaSPoNDENaT.) All the fears and alarme of war with the United States, on the Imatter qi' he boundary question, which tome ?? ago agitated the minds of the cit izetit, have nowe disappeared. The news received to-day by the Rotetu: s u f a pacifi character. Most of~the in- telligent citizens have feared a war, but now all are of that ot ...

... 3XM4vrtd. _ _ G. da, ~ ~ ~ *EASZ'IND)IES.A but .erculeam. Griadal, Sm Calcutta, with 2600 bg rice, 170bg 26. ,r adtpetre 102 ?? eowries, 110 bg born tipa, 163bg ?? ingcr, 10 bl buffialo and 32 bl cow hldcs, 474 hbfhemp, 21b hI jute, 29B 1on006hIllinseed, 2bx silk combs, II hiraw silk, I bx rlca paint- 2B. )o Ing, a queutty rattan cane, rder-P Dk29 WEST INDIES. Denlson Jones, fm Antigna, with ...

... ?? igutetlentt. FRIDAY OCT. IO.-Wind N.H., moderate. lor The Fairfield, hence at Port Adelaide, Bouth Australia, 30th le. April, and was notwreolkedon Trowbr'idge Shoal, as reported 4th i instant !a North Briton, James, hence at Alexandria At Iliooarlo, and Norra, Weslake, hence at the Dardanelles At Loie om;MraAtietOkett, and llary Ann, on ?? odn and Vrowv Hen- a n ec o atranat ditto with ...

... . t.LESCESTFII.-.The ?? regular'hosiery continues dull for 1-the season ; buyers limit their purchases to their immediate it. wants, Thle stocks of goodo on hand are siot large. The woollen id glovelbranchis extrenacfly ht, ends.greait manylhandisemnplocyd e. inthiis descriptionof goods are out of ivork. W'ool nd yarnsnmaln- id t~iin their puce firmsl. niotwvithstanding theoextreme ...

... B oF . ANC L =- Lj ER. v The Gcneral Annual Alectirg of te oharI bh ineit Ixas hld it the Yoilk 11, Ir'0 lul1d,, t e 0q 0 onef thwedrarttom 5ratier i,, itlv s eI usualeoday The a ite toarise wa called -n-irou,. d, ~I n I, usuisi pre'itiinalries had been gone tlrcugntil p Jroid0 1, l1 1rE. BU.JDEKIN. one of the dh- terth the from the board. It s tatd shortliiOr, Year ending yith June lastI hre ...

... I jS vsinrvvlu x i -,Jr Uli ?? MARKET. THURSDAY, JULY 18, 18m3. COLONIAL PRoDuc.--Tlio transactions this week In British ?? SuGARs hlave beon very moderate, ?? grocers being unwilling to accumulate at tock at titi plresent high rates; *lner qualities in particular ?? been neglected, fir which rather loewr prices would be acpcid, the principtl demand being for good brown to niddling ...

... LXONDO, WZDiiMSDA, APRZL 3. I The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Hon. John Gharles Dundes Lleutenant and Sherilff Pflelpil of the shires of Orkney and Zetland, In the room of Lawrence Eart of Zetlatd, deceased. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Lait, Hadleigb. Suffolk, draper. James llalph Striager. Houndsditch, Mledleeex, wholesale stationer.- Francis Cocks, Wood-street, London, button maker.- John ...

... LONDONl - M RE. LONDON MARM~S. MARK LANE, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 22, 1839. The trade ruled steady, at Improvement on select parcels of Is per quarter; Whilot a few runs of the secoadary and Inferior kinds remained un-sold. Finie Dantzig, fronm warehouse, at an advance of about Is per quarter; but iu otber kluds of foreign wheat, little was For malting, grindbig, and disllllilr, barley the demand ...

... THaEx has been published, now, for sometime,, a pamphlet, we think, by a Arr. Heatlcfleld, in t which he is at great pains to bring forward some' scheme for the relief of the people by meants J a Shifting o°f Taxation, in other words, by I means of some sort of a great Property Tax Instead of the present taxes. All these t schemes of relief by means of Shiftings of i Taxation we hold to be ...

... _~~~~~~~~ :? ~ I . II I Act r I l wsi I . I :. ! IE _ i E -~ :. -- B A-Ijal .- - ;, K -' . oj ;a ne' ti/' 'iI' F rornth Gau.zottu o. d,,Octobolr. 4-r.- WILLIA5M KEY, Bread Street, ChinsPt~ei~das. THOMAS STANDAGe, eChanicb Laid, oictiditier.: i:- SAMUEL B I sad JOH DECK'ETTis.Audlem,' Chester , S.pr~5~ D8VID THOiMAS; rttyri'Dowlais, Olamrorgan egrocer, sad druper. CHRISTOPHER'AIEft, Ouiton, ...