... ZBRXSTOY. ZMPORTS. In the Ocean, from Quebec: Al. Holmes, 21 cords lathwood, 3 ?? oak, 304 pac pine timber, 6 hund 2 qrs 20 deals; Order, 4S th pea oak timber, 30 hund staves In the Emulous, from Zante: Fox and Co. 89 butts 20 cara- to teels currants, I ton fustic tu In the Ann, from Odessa: Messrs. Gwyer, 283 casks tallow p In the Shamrock, from Dublin: Parsons and Co. I box linen; -, Cole ...

... OW THE LOONDON GAZETTBS. )n BMINRUrTS-FrIDAY. .n Samuel Pears, Old Jewry-street, wine merchant, to surrender i'e 'Nov.o0,JsJn. 5, at Basinghall-strect. Sol.Guillaume, London ~h TbomnasHallwood, Penton-street, Pentonville, draper, Nov. 29, ,Jnn. 5. at tbe same place. Solo. Reed and Co. London Thomas Thorpe, Chertbey, and Woking, Surrey, and Feltham, Sf Middlesex, plumber, Nov. *23, Dec. 21, at ...

... ITEA-ABE, COM71ZmEC, & DIANUPecrunls.l - - - - - - - -I COLONIAL mARKETS. [Frowt the London New Price Current, Nov. 7.] StnAtt.-Thlere baa been more activity in the West Indlia sugar market since Tuesday last. A fair demand has been experienced, and the prices paid have been equal to those previously quoted. RcnvNOn.-To-day a better demand esisted for refiled goods for home consumption: brown ...

... 3a.XSTOY ZIMPORTSB. In the Dochfour, fronm Quebec: Beeston and Co. 202 pas pine, I0 pce ash, 31 pas birch titaber, 29 hund I qr deals, GO bund I q- staves, 144 handspikes, 4 fioths lathlwood, I ditto firewood In the Louis, from Archangel: Barnes & Co. 481 brls tar, 100 ditto pitch, 3570 mate; Order, 78 deals,'95 handspikes In the Standard, from Vill Viciosa: Fox& Co. taot buabs nuts In the ...

... CATriLEs MIARKET. NUMBERa. ICalves .1 plticrs. Beasts '08 Ases I &Beef, per cwt. .. 45s. H.s Sloeep .: . . 1354 1' is 3-31 Miittoi, poer SI. 41d. lil1. H orws .45 ~SukliiI~ig1th, 6111 Pigs. liar so. 6s. Si. 7. Ill. BRISTOL CORN RXCHANGEO. a. d I. s. 0. . 1. -,d. English Wheat, Iper isa. Mallt, pale, per bosh. 7 68 buiShel, IN eiW . 0 5 0 beyiVi, ditto..7 07 0 0.5 .0 i70 IIBeans, ditto..36 ...

... MZARKLET ZNTELL'ZGMNM. LONDON CORN EXCI{ANGE,-MTONiOAY. The arrivnls of all grain, English an' foreigis, into London since 'ar this day week, havi- been sm1allI the trade opened very feverish, anid 3d, thle best runs of Eniglishi whet we~vre Is. per quarter cheeper; other ,id. descriptions hanging heavily oen hand towards thle close. Thle condi. dos K n issomewhat aifiectecl by the late soft ...

... BRISTOL SoIHP NEWS. C iNE sa I-The Ann, Flowler, from Odessa; > the Emoulous, Allen, from Zante; the Ocean, *J>fi Carigan, front Quebec; the Blanche, Lynch, d from Dungarvon; the Eliza, Richards, from M Milford; the A30o'us, Fortune, the Hope, Perry, the Commerce, Davis, and the St. David, Evans, from Waterford ; the Mlargaret and Ann, Boynon, and the Troubadour, Beclcett, from Liverpool; the ...

... I CARuAARTUEN.-It is a remarkable fact that until last week the town of Carmarthen, with a population Of 10,000 d souls, was destitute of that which is so common in every 1 town and almost every village inEngland, namely, a butcher's I shop. One, however, has just been opened. Cowbridge, ' Cardigan, and Haverfordwest are still without butchers' t shops, and in Taunton there is but one. BuILM, ...

... IT RADEs, CODZMM1LCZ, & ZNUtTr XCTU-Rs. I COLONIAL MVIARKETS. [Fremn the London New Price Current, Nov. 14.] e ScOAa.-The importers of British plantation sugar manifested d firmness: bright yellow and strong grey descriptions were in d good demand, and brought fall prices; indeed, iua somoecases, a small advance was paid, and more business would have been e transacted if the market had been ...

... MAtn1ET INTE:XIGENCE, LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MiONIDAY. We had a short supply of English wheat at this ?? ntarket. edthe Ceadition better than the last week or two. It was taken off tdreadily at last Monday's prices. Old foreign wheat was neglected, and in5 the business done very limited, but we notice no alteration in prices. ,es, Barley -et adull sale, at adechine of Is. per quarter from the ...

... WARIET INTELLZGENCE. LONDON CORN EXCI*ANGE.-MONDAY. We had at very fair, supply,. of heat fromt the neighbouiring coun. til, ties thialearninlg. At thle opening ins Macday's p ifces were ad .he for the Ine seimied saples; afterwards the Cakt eam ery lee heavy, and it woe difcl oal ihu aigardc ioni the rd raesifreg ther wa ery ittle businessdon~e, butcwe Yae no alteratinf0to 8note in thle ...

... iRaSTOM ZMPORTS. In the Charles, from Houduras: Salmon and Co. 178 logs ma- Yiogany, I log cedar, 41 tonls logwood, 1790 cocoa nuts In the Susan, from Demerarn: Daniel and Son, 336 hbds 97 trcs sugar; Baillie & Co. 119 hbds 20 trcs sugar In the Sea Bird, from Ricbebucto: Cross & Son, 230 pcs pine timber, 5 cords lathwvood, 15 hund 2 qrs deals In the Feroaia, fro. Quebec: Cross and San, 4 hund ...