... R an- FR EE TRADE AND FREE TRADERS. In entering on this momentous question of policy, let us premise that holding a Government, be its form what it may, to be only safely tenable so long as the spirit of its legislation comprehends the interest of the whole community, we are by no means disposed to quarrel with the democratical tendencies of Cobden and his colleagues as mere matters of ...

... II-,ping Iteligente. 091rnnxrv n'W T-TTO T Ile PORT OF HULL. er FOREIGN ARRIVED.-THUSDeAoY, Nov. 16.-From Husum [I a -Ingeborg Anne Kirstine, Anthuniesen.-FRhoAY, 17.-From ,lid Ronigsberg-Catharina, 1'antlsier. Readers-Anna Margaretha of Kirstire, Java., Copenbagea-Caniopus. Jensen. Cronstadit- W Robert and Ann, Mather. Middlefalhrl-Msarina, Linademann. W 'Io Norbury-Maria, Krohn. ?? (a), ...

... 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 ...

... 1 LONDON CORN EXCIIANGE, MONDAY, NOV. 20.- The returns of English Wheat in the past week shew very moderate arrivals, while the supplies of all other din Grain have been limited. The number of samples of u ahome-grown Wheat fresh up from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, being comparatively trifling, and the attendance Ise, of both London ansi country millers good; the demand Ind i for that article, ...

... -10e CDC iffhdim. MANCHESTER CORN MARKETL-SAURDAY. The trade during the week, though not active, has been steady, and a moderate business has been transacted in all articles, at the rates of our, last. At Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday, prices of wheat were a shade higher; ' and at both. markets a somewhat improved feeling was discernible. The week's supply is, on the whole, consider- able ...

... I The barque Bengal, from Calcutta for Newcastle, with a cargo of sugar to the address of Messrs John- son & Cargill, was at Portsmouth on the 21st inst. Sunderland, November 18.-This day Mr C. Camp- bell, master, and Wm. Graydon, mate, of the schooner _Torh {n- T.-Na .P 4.li Nat Crbs-e L__ -1 Jiran (or Lyra), 61 this port, were landed here, the vessel having been lost under the following ...

... T. Bourne. Liverpool, corn factor,- December I and 22, at two, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. Mr. J. Cazenove, official assignee, Liverpool; All. Mr. Frodaham, Liverpool. J. Crisp, Liverpool, and Liscard, Cheshire, auctioneer, December 1, at one, and December 22, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpoul. Mr. J. Follett, official assignee, Liverpool; Att. Mr. G. F. Fairclougb, ...

... WILL IMPORTS COMMAND, EXPORTS ? r ?? ,:a l-. . --l .2- .. - - I it If an opportunity was ever olffordcd of briaging to a 1l1 nt practical test the asseriopa cf the manufactiurers-that I 17 imports would necessarily command exports, and that Wa 9o the intreo.cttiot of foreign corn wonld carry off our I is manufactures, it occurred itl the periods betwvon the CW or Ist of November, 38I1, ned ...

... NONJY MARIE'1T and CITY NEWS. FRIDAY. Somne ales of Consols for the opening in January, E at '30. to J, again choeked a tendency upwards in c thc Fnlidisl Funds ; but tite market is intrinsically r g 1oodl nt the stlijoilled qunotations, viz..:-Consols, N 05A to 960, fbr titne aud mioney ;the Th ree per Cents. Reduced, 9.5 to 1 ; the 'lThrec-and-a-Iall pet' Cents. lledutced, 102i to 3 ; New ...

... S(IPPING INTBLIIGBNCE. D ttouN Nov. 22,-Wind this day at noon, light brroze from t ,sestivard, and eloudy. It blew hnrd last night with heavy sqoalls. to DEVkiL, NOV. 21.-A.., WiNd W.S.W.; P.m., S.W. by W,, fresh.- pi Arrived the Wilthelmina fromn Batavia for IRotterdans, Aim from Cal- pcntin. Dartmouith from Bombay rnd the Maurittus, Shannon from I P Now Orleans, flerringo from 3ttramichi, ...

... CITY, FaIDAY EVENING- Money has been said to lave been in great demand during the week; but we have reason to believe there is at present a superabundance of cash lying idle, and reedy to be embarked in any adventure which promises a safe return even at a in- derate interest. . Discounting houses' have asked 2i end 3 per cart. an short securitiee, for first rate tommercial paper. How far, ...