... tiberpoof Aarind cu'rrtat. tHURSDAY, DEC. l0, 184l. [Duty paid, exspt where speci ed in bond.] N. B.-An addition of 5 per cent, on the annexed rates of duty. and of 4d. yer gallon on ait spirits, became payable on and after the i5th of Stay, i1s0. * DICNOTCS R11)5m. t DENOTES PALLING. COLeNIAL PRODUCE. INDIGO contisued. S. d. Se d. COCOA per cst. in bond: du Oude, ord. to flhe 2 3- 5 0 ...

... LIAVIE'RPOOL FOREIGN PRODUCE MARK ET. ?? ?? A .- TI[URSO.y, DxICemIIBsn17, 1810. COLONIAL PooUCiC.-The demand for Plantation SUGAR con. timic8 limited. and the transactions since our former repowt have not exceeded 4011 bogsheads, consisting principally of gootd gracery deescriptions, which lihave barely supported previous rates, thouga in somo cavses a shado lower. Fine Jengal has been ...

... lffxrlktto. - LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. rFR0O5 OUR COROSP50NDENIT.1 In thoabsenicof ?? verydull to-day. and no new foaturo manifested itself in any dlepartmeca of trade. The accounts brought by the Virginia (Packet-ship) from th United States of America are considered very satisfactory, and it is presumed will have an cffect upon those articles Immediately connected with that market. The ...

... S ECOND EDb''N-- I . . .i ! ?? LIVERPOOL CORN EXCAN(; i.. Two o'ctoek, December 11, 1.40. We have had no materiiil trarsactions to report i ; the in trade since 'Tuesday. There has been less farinienri Orf Wheat ohs ring in the neighbouring markets, cud the e- rie has had an upward tendency. vr At our market THIS DAY there was a very fai ly demand for good Foreign Wheat, anid choice fresh ...

... mafrito. 'en LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. hbe FRMOUR COii5ESPONDENT.1 11 00k We hare-nio arrival from any-quarter to-dity.,except tho~ r~ench de-mail, and. consequently, are without any news, So. The English Funds continue-dull, but no material change took Si Inor ac in thse c1uotattens to-day. thoiirh the tendency-was down- at ?? 8i ; Eabqm BilsI to 2 premium; India S ner Bonds It-discosint; ...

... unrp4)nrtd EAST IrDIES Theodosia. Cushing, fin Calcutta, with 152 ch 109 bR sugar, D and J Macdonald-5 ch indigo, Cockerell and co-93 bx borax, Oxley and Tanlor-1o5 bl gunny cloth, C and J Morgan-1429 bg saltpetre, 2916 bg 6 ck sugar, 35 bl hides, 16 ch 2 bx indigo, 211 ch lae dye, 25 11 rum, 272 bg horn tips, order-P Dk Gontoo, Dodds frn Calcutta, with 108I bgsugar. 10c deer horns, 17 bI cow ...

... A fttpptirq mytetuqeilcgs a WRECKi AT SAL 3ibila.-GA.LANTo CONDoUCT OF THE OFFICERS A:AND Mott OF THlE PftiCVF.NTIVH STATION-.1O thle 7th, during a hurricane at S. S. B., the French brig 1rE3perarnce, of I'Orlent, inRolland, master, from Adrax, bound to Dunkirk, laden with in load, having struck on a rook at the entrance ?? Saicombe her- at hour' a preventive main, on duty, reported her ...

... LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, DEs. 24. (From the Slharebrokeres' Staletsent) Paid. Last Prices. This dSy. IRAILWAYS. t s. R B. d. 1C s, d. Blirningham aind ?? 901 ?? .7 l0 Ilhi'ningham and Derby ?? Iw OO08! 4) Bolton and Leigh ?? 0 ..NO 0 0 Dolton and Preston ?? ?? 3 0 c.. o o o Btristol and Exeter ?? 60 34 0 0 Chester and Birkenhoad ?? 0 .. 34 l0 New Shares ?? 211 .. 10 12 C .. 16 10 0 Dublin and ...

... luterpt WViced furrent. it~ c OnR THURSDAY. DEC. 17, 1840. (o Duty, paid, except where spec~ifed in bond.]) aN. B.-An addition of 5 pet, cent. on the anxdrts fdtt PC and ef 4(1. fes'scallon on all spirits, became payable on and. tt n after the 15Ith of May, 1840. tid * DONOTES sitting. t DBNOTXS FAL'LING. COLEINIAL PRODUCE. INDTGa co~intined. a. (. S. d. COCOA percewt. in bond: det~y, OUde, ...

... furportd, AFERCA. Bombay Packet, Cains, with 1540 ok palin oil, C Horsiall and Son-W Dk Mary Bell, Brown, fin Alexandria, with 16G9 hl cotton, 116 ck gum, f00ck 116c sgum arabic, Acrania end co-IC DI Portia, Jos, fin Alexandria, with 1800 hl cotton. order-Q Dk Airey, Nicholson. fin Cape of Good Hop, iith 50 p213 hfp wine, ii pc ebony, RZwilchonbartandco-Sqrp wine, W Fisher EAST INDIES. ...

... - - L AllAAZ 9--.A a A-A. . LANaCAigsata.-The slight improvement in trade at Dolton, IO which has existed several weeks, continues without any relaxa- T a tion. The demand for coloured counterparim for exportation is talc te very considerable, and most of the manufaceturers are snow giving Fra their weavers full employment; there are, however, two excep- shoi !d ?? of masters who have made ...

... , co'w-Al.:AD1- TA 1.- Do- A MA-- - 'd Trade in the Staffordshire Potteries has for a long time been in i a very depressed state, more especially during the last twelve a tC months. We are, however, bappy to be able to announce that il there nre now signs of considerable improvement; several houses I have within the last week or two received large forigs orders, is and their bands ore now ...