... 71,011'DOU f-Haritelo. CORtNlN-XCllANCGE, WoNDAY. DEC. 25- This bein Chriitmas day no markets were held at Mark-lane, or iu thi Borough. SMlTIIERLD CATTLE M]ARItET, N eONDAVx, DEC. 25-This be ing Christmas day, tho market closed at the early hour o twelve o'alock Thie supplies were rather small, even for tb time of year, and, being a good description, geoerally me with a brisk sale at better ...

... SHIPPING IA TELLLGNCB. LONDoN, DEC.28.-Wind this day at noon W.S.W., light breezo and cloudy. Seven p.m., light Mirs from W.S.W., and hazy. DEAI,, DEC. 27.-Wind W., light a~rs and hazy.-ArrIved the Talo from St. Domingo for Hlamnhrg, Sailed the Isabella for Dernerpra, Prince Albort fur Trinidad, and Urania for Nnsiau. D@VBR, DEO 27.-Arrived theVice-A(ladiral Gobins and General Chasse from ...

... DARING ATTEMPT BY MALAY CONVICTS TO I TAKE THE SHIP HARRIET SCOTT. (From the Penang Gazette, Sept. 23.) It is our most painful duty td report a vory daring and outrageous attempt which was made 'on Monday morning last to take the ship Harriet Scott, at sea, by a party of fourteen Malay convicts that had been embarked and sailed on board of that vessel from this port on the preceding Friday ...

... FOREIGN BIPORTATIONS. I I ASEis, Pot, New York ?? per evi I i 7 0 ( -1 0 MoItreal .. .. . I l; Pearl - ?? ?? ?? ?? 9 . ) D)antzic Weed per br; I19 11 2 2 PIAIILLA, Alicante ?? ?? ?? 1 1 0 ?? °I Idieriur ?? 7 9) ?? n G sicily .. ?? ?? per t.onl 12 1 0 ?? IJ BARIC, Oak, Biti ?? .. ?? ?? ) ( 0 ?? . roreign .. . 7 0 ?? 7 ) Qa1.rcitIe . ?? 8 0 l ?? 9 COALR, Liverlp ol ?? ?? ?? .. ?? 1 ., ...

... ?? . %, ZT7 11 4 , i , ff o: jl- 'A -, 4 I 71 101. A , ?? t, ?- ? ?- I : !. ; . ; I ; .; : - FgIS14,ja0sd.o GCXIeI* e 1f FrlJeidai,. Dec. 212i i to O~PN ,Wuilineam statlenter.Aouthamp-ton he Ik ALLARD.,Jehna,,b dlererts oi i a laldatone, Keot. h M1UN2P, dwacl;6brfib lristoStanhopbto-taftff, yde~ *park. Paddingtooa Middleser BADLSY, 'Michal, chemist, druggist, and grocer, Walsall, lb ...

... In:n..cfa. .Amarkets.I I -dut aa Z ?? he INSPECTOR'S WEELY CON ETURN FOR. HULL'. 7 'as QD~N~t~'kR5.. A AOONT. Pa Whssats * 00qs 2648 1 7R2' 03 B0 ~*Barley. 37 7 21 l 1 1 'A is ?? 348 0 273 1 0 01 iS 8 't ?? . 8 413B 36 111 0 -E ?? ?? 218..17 i~1 -es ea ?? 2* 0 3 11. 0 1156 EI ed . HUXLL CORN EXCHANGE, Dee 26.-sThr lies not been , H *iur much business done in any branch of the trade durihg; the ...

... 1, , , , a, . Newcastle Corn Market, Dec. 23.-Our farmers. brought a large supply of wheat to this day's market, but we had moderate arrivals from the coast, and the trade remained very firm for English as well as free foreign samples, at similar prices to last Saturday. The arrivals of barley are small, and we experienced a fair demand at late rates. Vats were in limited request and scarcely ...

... HULL LIBIRARY.-Tuc BANJPUL FnEE-TRADr, PRINCIPLE PRACTICALLY ILLUSTRATED. THE Comnmittee of the Hull Library, we regret to find, have resolved to make a practical application of one of the most banetul principles of free-trade,-that principle which gives rise to all the ruinous competition that now pervades almost every department of business, and which, as has been we)l observed, instead of ...

... LONDON. DECEMBER 27. Prom Me Gazette of Friday, December 22. BANtRUPTS.-JOhn Ballard, Maidstone, brazier. William Carpenter, Southampton, stationer. Edward Munn, Stanhope-terrace, Hyde-park, corn-chandler. Michael Hadley, Walsall,Staffordshire, chemist. John Lawrence, Birmingham, spirit-merchant. John Whit- ley, Liverpool, surgeon. DIVIDoENDS. --J. Berry, Rugby, Warwickehire. gro- cer, January ...

... T : - I-, I - . . ?? froma tbf, LOiidos New rce prlcrygiioltoD.28, ;6 m * Feloeshae bses t8c for~prodoces lnce wela wib.rote, butthe I it, narkot having basoclheed since F.iday. *w ha~vitrd ishntioos ?? h Weat luoti Suma market 'bishefo bsshu been W e~i *'esridnD4ediaooe Taesdady last,, In cosequence of jineritne e-L eb. 'ourioIal rtg aidva ofZ 6 pr ewe. Tho markkelised on 'er' rd 'and' ...

... The public are beginning to find out that both the iC intelligence we have been able to communicate, respecting hi the late unsuccessful negotiations, and the views we have R propounded on the Subeec generally, are correct; and we tc consider the following letter so much to the purpose, that Us we have displaced some of our own observations to make hi way for it. pi pi To the EDITORS of the ...

... -Rat ant -~A _ -, -~ * .. . Dy tne Uverland Mail, it is snated that trade ;ad been opened with the porls of Foo- how-foo, Amoy, ingpo, and Shang-hai, Messrs Gribble, Thmor, and balur eig appointed COusuls to rhe thrae latter ports. Notwithstanding the previous confinement of the .trade to the military stations, it had been carried on to a great extent since the siguature 4f the treaty. oere ...