... (IMPORTATION O* WHEAT AND WHEAT FLOUR FROM CANADA.) Rt-sol.td —Tint, I ill' 'l*v of Oelotwr. 1841. ,n Act Council •nd Lex.'.l.ritc of the Pro.inee of Can.cl,, rccr.ed by the Go vr root-Genet al forth- .i n.6c,tion of her M.je.ty « plea,u„ impo-io* doty of 3- .terlin,{ money of Ur-.t Hn„j» on eecl) imperial quarter o( wtiemt imported into Caoada, except from the United Kingdom, any of her qeaty ...

... THE EDITOR THE NORTHERN WHIG. Sir, —Ah different opinions and practices prevail in different district* and estates, respecting the proportion poor-rate* payable the occupying tenants, would you be good a* to stale, briefly And plainly, wt.at the present law is, and oblige many of your country readers. If you would also inform them whether tenants are. by law, allowed any portion of the ...

... APRIL Hpi of 2., for mire,. &c -we.gbt for 11 1 ,Ue. Two roller K-nnrdy'. b m Fair, Quern, ' 1. Ferffu»on*« Sittrr to Fireaway, 3 yr«, .. ••• *«. of Madrid Suker, for U.ree-yr.u-old, .or. each ; ft—Haihbnde post. M , o’NoiU’o bjr David, 00l of Limerick Lava, M J.'Viup«-i«k by Conjuror, out of Maid of bc by Lang.r. dam Bluchrr «rt, 3 O, ...

... tl ar THE NORTHERN WHIG, F ne =o an be revenue, will leave me a surplus of £760,000 ; a gate that will goin payment of that arrear, wtich from mence the year, and a surplus that will be further in ) pay- by aay improvement shat may take place in the s avail of the country. 1 am bound to admit, that this su ue of not one of such an amount as would have been : rerted tory either to myself or the ...

... cooaT bench—Dublin. Thursday, mat 4. The Queen *. Sum. Gray. Mr. Napier .tated, that the traverser had been .urntnoned to attend the Court, a notice, .erred on the part the Crown; and Mr. Gray be.n« now pretent. he would wish to know what was required of him. Judne don appear lor now . Mr. Napier—The Crown hare aer.ed a summon, on to attend, and been obliged lo some up, consequence. Judge ...

... 38$ • Irish, finr, 35$ lo 365; do. superfine, 36s fid l • 38$ Canadian, per brl. of I9filbs., 26s 2fis fid ; United Sules, sweet. 2fis to 27s ; do. sour, 24s fid to 25s fid ; Oatmeal, per 2401b5.. new, 19. to 19s 6d old, 18$ to 19«. j- Provisions.—The arritalt of new Butter, from Irel.nd, have fullv met the demand; prices have receded n-uler bly Wbal old Butter there is left may he purchased . ...

... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST, TUESDAY, MAY 1843. aCORBOATB AVERAGE THE SIX WEEKS WHICH REGULATES DUTY. Wheat, Harley. Oats. Rye. Beans. Peas. Average—.. 4« 3 5 17 10 26 2 27 Duty— 0 | 9 0 8 0 11 6 11 6 11 6 Provisions The Irish Butler tnxrket hss been in a very dull stale since last wrote, and furtlter reduced rates have been taken. The general impression amongst the trade is, that prices ...

... H«WJIA*»CT KACt,.— «UXDAr. JEW for four-yewt-old u!,w«d.. I-»« ...

... Belfast. Wednesday, May 17. Grain, W* have no change to note grain or Meal, this week. The transactions are rather limited, so fsr. Wheat, 9» 3d to 10s Barley, to 6s 6d ; Oats, to 6d , Oatmeal, to 9s 6d per cwt. Provisiont. price of Pigs the Belfast Weigh-house, 3ls ; second, third, 295. Best price of Butter, Bsd per lb. —Flour-m (Belfast Mills), First, or Superfine, per cwt., I7s6d; Second, ...

... Licerpovl, Saturday. —By the schooner Charlotte, which has arrived at this port, tbe following news ha> been received from Bueno* Ayrus:—The Charlotte ha* made the passage in eight weeks. It is stated, that Rivera, in his flight towards Cerro Largo, wa* overtaken, on the February, Cribe, tbe sources of Santa Lucia Cldc;, where was attacked and routed, losing men, and 300 taken prisoner*. tbe ...

... Belfast, Wednesday, May 24. Grain, Sfe. —Mar- keep bate of every kind of grain, as well a* of Oatmeal, which gradually comes into favour, and the turn dearer. The quotation* are as follows :—Wheat, 9* 10'. (id Barley, 6s 6* ; Oats. 5s to , Oatmeal, 9d to per cwt. Provisions Best price Pigs at the Belfast Weigh-house, 31s ; second, t>d; third, 28s. Best price of Butler, Msd per lb. —l’lour ...

... his convenience. hose who desire peace, equality, and liberty, together with the promotion of the true interests of Ireland, will regard such a state of atfairs as very unsatisfactory. That Government—that any Government, Tory or Liberal, which England may have—would do all that Sir Robert Peel has said, is what every person must have been aware of. That a British Government would permit ...