... _ ok-jut .i nvws . _- THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE O.-Wind S., fresh. Tb AaRlRiyD. r Tamessond, Lovett; Ann Rankrle, M'Arthtir; Norrantum, FtKtnjG; eorzleu, Teole - Potomac, Lord Wellington, M 11 e- Itit.^wreonce Chilge- Atattakeeset Taylor. and He~rculean, Mi .Holmes. from New Orfeano-Rothtocbld, Apaslohioola-Lilnena, iM ,Premo. Nassau-Miagnol~a, and Amity. Littlte, Barhadoos-Efon, H~e o ...

... R- =_ : . .. ' . ! - ?? t ?? A f , A h.~ 4t~') ~ CRUEE~ Thoma taior andi ribemalrq, Caerig CAT t.~e; M~on nger, Biastagaiteke, liant WEBSTERI John, newspaper proprietor, printe adpublisher, e Sheffield, Yorkehitc Li WIIINFII8LD, William Anthony. draper. Newcastle-upon-Tyne LE DICHIN, Edward, grocer, Tynecno DenbihbiApr JOHNSON. John. tillx anSibro, .at nieokb JACKSON, John, nkeelt f ...

... w q fatellt-VITO. NEW BEACON BUOYS. SI. On Friday nacommunication was received at this Custom-houe, 31i a venbatim copy of which is subjolned, for the guidance of cap- 64' tains of vessels:- I NOTICE. 69: From tho month of May to October, 1843, there will be M4t d Beacon BUOYB placed un the King Willinm and other backs off 541 . the;sleof Man, for the purpose of surveying; and vessels aro 27 ...

... 3Impartd. AFRICA. Lybia, Owen, fin Africa, with elephant teeth, gum, wood EAST INDIES. Anne and Jane, Smith, fma Calcutta, with sugar, lute, hides, rise, saltpetre. houts Gardner, Cole. fin Calcutta, with sugar, rice, hemp, jute Carribbean, Fleming, fin Madras, with ealtPetrc, rice, oloth, indigo, cotton rosewood, horns, wine Duncan, Ga ieve, fin Calcutta, with surar,3ute, rice Otterspool, ...

... ib~erpo 4ariced urratd. e8 THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 18U. iI g COLOMIAL PRODUCE.-The demand for British Plantation 0 e Sugar has been very limited. The temporary dilness of the i London markets hbs caused grocers to keep ailmost out of the 1 market, ^nd the sales in consequence are oonfined to IsO hhds. t4 d West India and 20010 bags Bengal, without change in prices. ~I - u a week or ten days a large ...

... Q*[arfiett. I= HoUM I SOL, IRELAND.. * ?? OWis coanntspogoioanv.1 WHi 3 ?? Junie 8, 1813. t I- The state of the markets in this part of the country is St Pre- STRIl 5 very dull, and, I am afroid, will become more SO every day, t3he WAI F'cause of it being the growing pelitiealexcitement. ThesuPPisY of GEOI it the principal articles during the pat week was limited, arnd the at. .0 demandaonly ...

... The statement which appeared in our article on the A State of Trade last week having been impugned by par- i ties who gave us the most positive assaranees of its being IN, erroneous, we felt bound, after in vain endeavouinn to of communicate with the gentleman from whom wereceived wai the article in question, to give insertion to their contra- 1 diction in our second edition, which we are in ...

... t ugvlumu jUL ?? E,. WEDNESDAY, JUNE B7..-ThO W0ool LANCAssaHI, WEDNESDAY, JuNE 7.-The woollen cloth trade nt Saddleworth remains in a moderatey healthy state, and hands, generally, have full employment. The trade at Bolton, during the lest ten days, bas beeome rather dull; manufacturers tof counterpanes complain that they cannot realize nsy profite, and tho weavers begin to be closely ...