... L faitretO. - -r y>T au IRELAND. On [pROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Creel ~~ During l~~aterford, December27 42 daug state A h Vary warek thupply of ts otentinued In an ladvanced Stall th Bar el p yaste Sueek the nankest every article was br ught Caps forward. and the demand was at the same iebik ?? o !swe had al~ eHJ upply, but no advance, in prioe, holders exPe-. legt O rincaed ecume ...

... A'ripping firtelligellre. _ ?? -X - tA .WRBO&-Aio~oediniito c yj gal. by which two linglishmvessels were do'vetnsoe at, Marth utat Pedriams briers; atsty~ii a ilier ot C heOhipX0othAm, Sars, entce str. from.iah Lpdut'r Int .~ with ult.neraithamago and7.ten psseei ?? ' woulseamen idtwodi perished. . I 0, b 7q35 Maof thg tw Beoucs 'ceulde got off.a Marth Gay hencam eno at at.giercs, ?? Aisson, ...

... TRADE, COMMEROCE, &Mad AC:1RMS, COLONIAL MARKETS, LoNDON, WEDNESDAY. (From thre Colonial Gazette.) - The mercantile markets have presented a firm appearance since this day week. The export demand has been good for nearly all articles; ail goods adapted for manufacturing Pur poses have been in excellent request. Commercial affairs ba,, a firm and healthy tendency, and are likely so to continue' ...

... In the Delos, from Afrira: Messrs. King, 30 tons camwvod, 6 tons ebony, 10 loibao br 1ood2 10 casks palm oil, 4 cwt bees' WaX, S sea. morse tceth, fil elephants' teethS irs the Sir ?? Prevost, from Qtebec: Barnet ald Son, 2 PCs pine timber,29 huid dcals,9 hund deal ends, 5 hund sta5e11,3 cords lathwood In the John Esdaile, from Miramichi: F. Barnes, 47 hund deals, S hund deal ends, 3 cords ...

... FROM THLE LONDON GA ZE TTE S. BAN:IRllPTS-FRIDAY. Edmund P. Powell, Southamlpton, tailr, to surrender Dec Ill, Jan. 20, at Basingliall.strect. Solicitor, Walker, London John Burslem, King's Lynn, stationer, &c. Dec. 19, Jan. 13, at the same place. Solicitor, Bankart, London Oakley & Wise, Poole, corn.dealers, Dec. 21, Jan. 13, at the same ilaco. Solicitor, Iishop, London Davies & Edwards, ...

... TO THIE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir-I came to town as usual to see the cattle-show, read your leader, saw the cattle. and then went to buy something for the old woman and the girls-though I can't afford it much, between you and me-but they expect it, as they hear everything is cheaper now we have the new tariff. When I got to the shop I found everything as dear as ever, and asked the man what the ...

... 'SWping lixtelliorlite. Put up to Leith Rloads 12th instant, tho brig Gnleg, Wade, of Whitby, from Archangel for London, ?? PetItmiod, wid-louod. I I Extract of a letter, dated Balrranold, North Dist, IDen- 7.-' A sechooner, namerd tile Helon, of Limerick, Scott master, coal laden, from Glasgow to Limericki orne totally oreeked on the night of tlhe 4th inst. at Geri. nieh, in Sooth Uist; crew ...

... COMMERCEAND TRADE The week commenced with but a moderate demand for cotton at Liverpool, and a decided flatness in the market This appears to have continued, although there has barn some improvement. There were average sales on sone days. and large quantities of new American have been brought forward, and freely bought by the trade at 51d to 6d. per lb. There is much eagerness shown by olde4rs ...

... lA.kNCIIESTEIR STOCK EXCHIA-NGE, T),rrVIBEP. 2.3, i5-42. PRICES 0F1 511AtEES. Amt, of Anrrant Prirepye' Shares. paid. S'ire. t Ot) itirruinttato and ti-rit . It.. ) W 4 '3:13 Ditto Nsew Mo tt it . 2 ~ tls loti Hi itnisighain tid (o io ,tterte .. TOO 4 2.5 Ditto sitte sn nIdotn 17i1' :50 Boit an d uti reston . .. O) I, 100 Bristol and Exeter .. ,0 7 100 ...

... ^1.AITi.. ?? - - ?? .- T'he Walker, apit. Reay, the property of the G-tes- head anid Tyne Shipping Cumpany, wvas loading at B3minboy, for China, anid the. crew- :,Il in good ?? f ien letters left India, Which hbave ?? been received in Newcastle. ILynnl, I)ec. BLdh.-The Lovely Nelly, Androvws,from llarticl ool for this port, in coining into cur roads yes- teriday during a fog, drove atihwart ...

... manlrupto, Wc. From t,'e London Gazette of Friday, Dec, 23. BANKIRUPTS. Thomas Blason, Eeton, Northamptonshire, innkeeper, Dec. 29, at two, and Feb. 3, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Solicitor, Mr. Pell, jUn. Nor. thampton; offical assignee, Mr. Pannell. Charles Jones, Devereux-court, Strand, hotel keeper, Jan. 5, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Lon. don. Solicitor, Mr. ...

... Sj'Fr' OF TRtADE. ZsctltE5Ttlt.IliO ree1Iet hias becomo considerably mere %quiet lln sthe last few day s.-a fiact for which t h advleaed period of the earmay 1erhapsefliiitly accoant; bushiess being gcaerally iilictlC oIl tile near approach of t hr istialas. YCeterday the demand for all descriptions, both of goods and yarnI, was limited; and a slight tendancy to a declitto of price Was ...