... = Eutwtd. _ W~d II' NDIES1 ES. A. Mobile, Thompson, fm St Domingo, with 23 brl 22 erns gum .ulactum, 47t lignitrnvise 233 Ir mahogany, 56t futio, lunric and Tomrisneon-10 brl do, 15t do, 267 Iz do, Preller and Fr.onlmel-12 _ Ig do, 72 1r silt! wonod, 20t fustia. D and T Willis-3 Dk _ Zenq, Siltherland, fn Jamaica. with 123 to 24 brl coffee, order -31 do 10 do, A Cliff and Son-59 do 4 do, T ...

... Iathe rdif ryat irregular Prices.-Nothing a In fair request, and about 120 hogsheadt ,early full prices. ,ntinuo to come into market pretty freely no very firm, and for good Black havi 0AiFfienaV'~bavt been in very moderate demand, and the [5YEI~ee 9 verv ady. Of Logwood, of different descrip. I ticeeyk.nt mvre than dSO tons have gone out of the market at 0 d rates. Of Fustic sales have been ...

... ?? i-rte-ttce, NOTIGIO TO M1ARINE. COCKBURN BOUND, WETR AUSTRALIA.-Maiesaehrb V0'Informed, that the buoys and beacons which.55t wro timee. sofhave been placed between Gardeni and Carnao Islands, for the purpose of blowing the channel into Cockburn5 Sound,, have de.-. De', appeared; and that until they are replaced, the pilots have been. directed not to attempt the passage. There Is a perfectly ...

... xiiurpovi 4Driced Curnat. THURSDAY,,DfCnMBEIO 99, 1842.of COLONYAL ?? Plantation Sugar, owinigt thermarket oinf scantily supplied with suitabletroeery quilitia tht the sailes of the week have been limited to 30 lhds., at forme rates. For Blengal there has been a good demand, particularly Pa for low and fiue white, as well as forstroing.grained descriptions; and as holders hanve -become firmer ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Two o'clock, January 28, 1842. The corn trade continucs very inactive, and we look for no improvement until it is known what changes may be proposed in the corn laws on the meeting of Parlia. ment. The sales reported since Tuesday have been at former prices with no disposition among the holders to press sales. At THIS DAY'S market there was but a slender attendance. A ...

... -13 * , itilkillo, . ?, ?? 1 ; , . Io rs : Prem tae Lonjj.jrGaeg of Friday, Jan. 7., BoAf RsNFtiLD, Wvilliann j., wine aud rpprdt aerelet, Marit- PA1UtZES. 5lary Prltutelirc~a pblbilsher, Gnldoa-5q,MtiddleUN ofi WIi~\1iLLiAMKtS, Wj;lliem,,gbmuideo~acnal fliabal.ne Alon stre.t, 11Z1515 \VOIJD, Tlmoanasa, junn' asasrotat, lteatbield, Saddlevcortb, u, TARtBOTToN, Samnuels hemist and druggist, ...

... A FALLING WHEAT MARKET AND ITS I CONSEQUENCES. V A-correspondent of the (London) Times points out, by It 't reference to the corn factors' circulars, that, since the r 11th of July, there has been a continual decline in the ai price of wheat, as followrs:- fY July 11.-A decline of ?? . ?? 2s, per qr. 81 t ,, 18.-A farther decline ?? ?? , t - ,, 25.-Ditto, ditto . 2s. to 3s. c It Aug. ?? ...

... .*Tta~inilto fatettieence. FRIDAY, JULY I.-Wind W.N.W.r Brenda Tyrrell ?? John Walker, Ai'Brlde, hence at the River St. Lawrence a Lightfoot, Simon, hence at Newfoundland, with lose Of hul. e warks, galley, &h., and one man overboard William Ioood, hence and Buenos Ayres, at Monte Video Black Dog, Atkinson from Tarragona at Bareelona Hope, Roewell, and PIranecs, Smith, hence at Cronstadt ...

... - ?? Allip.ping futtiligelTre. FRIDAY, FEB. 4.-Wind S. light. Martha, Rogers, from Mauritius at St. Helena, and sailed 22nd Dec. for Cork Fairfield, Lee, sailed from St. Helena for this pert, ]7th Dec. _ Anthony Anderson, Spratt, hence at Savannah Jessie, hence off Charleston United States, Britton, and Scotland, Robinson, hence at New go York r Zorilda, henec at Galveston Tao Frances, Evans, ...

... Importd. .AFRTCA. Thomas Naylor, Hannay. fm Sierra leone, with 342 Ig teak timber, Clhalonor, Houghtou and eq-203bg ginger, order-B Drk E EAST IND IES. Eleanor, Macpherscro, fm Boin bay, with 1165 bl 68 hf bi cotton order-633 do 27do G Armstrong-100 b do, S Vcrtuo, jun-11i Fletcher, Aleaanler and co-131 do, Grey and Coles-75 do, Forbes, Forbes and cs-3S5 do 10 1hf do, NV H Whitehead-33g do 12 ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Two o'clock, Friday, Dec. 23, 1842. The arrivals from Ireland since Tuesday consist of 2565 quarters of Wheat, 10,430 quarters Oats, 9372 loadsof Oatmeal, and 5514 sacks of Flour, and from Canada 714 quarters of Wheat and 5456 barrels of Flour. The trade has been firm, but there has not been much passing. Yesterday about 8000 quarters of Wheat were destroyed by fire. ...

... kitt ? -, 7fiftlt ?ptq ?? Iftore. FRIDAY, MARCHi25.iWnd W.N W;,mnderite. -- Aeadda ws'erner,) from alatI nt this port: rniled 12th inst. The Acni a arrivedi at aiflax from this po t on the7th imt 1411 fell n With the Uner a e~ nt ?? ot ?? rn the 7rh.iete .niaer WaytO nglnil with the rnaiN. The Unibnras returnd t ?? .oioanwed Maia IpcTsd paqseog er *T1Uneinieedu t.Ilun. ainu the Acudla. ...