... ?? Intriliotme. Duhabir, Dec. 2&-The schooner Branch. from Kirk- aldy, which was some time ago stranded at the Goat Point. two miles to the eastward of this part, hbs been got off, and is now in dockundergoing repair. She is a stT0r1g. well-built wessel. and, considering the length of time she baa been stranded, very little damaged. Arrived at Greenock on Saturday otorning, the barque Lade ...

... . -IM ? I BTidliogton, Jan. 21.-On the night of the 18th inst. it came oan to blow heavily from the NW. veering to the N. and somtetimes to the NE. The tides have been ex- ceedingly high and the sea ontaide yet continues very heavy. Upwards of I00 veasel lelt our bay and barbour, and several caboalties have been reported. There are still in the bay the following vessel among many others: -The ...

... ,:Otpoing littelligellit. St Moies, Falnouth, Jae. 1.-Tbh Treasurer. Low. rioe which arrived here tyestrday from Girgenti, when off Sicily, Decr 1. lost a man ?? Barne, of Leith. Great Yarmouth, Jan. 2.-Tbe Sir Janiea Gordon, Rrid, of Banff, from Rouen to Hartlepool, io coming in. to. Rahorough Gat, last night, eprong a leak, and at 5 p.m. this sorning he water was up to the cabiri deck. when ...

... .a1?tto. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 2l0. We ha a small supply of Wheat from Essex nods4i this morning, but from Esret it was considerablei h s tiors in general Wvery indifferent The realfneqs which were scarce, reared Msonday's prices;- buta scriptions verea ?? lower. Therewnn demand for free foreign at last week's prices, n ?? ooe'nfr tootled. Barley is Is. cheer sotsae ' s'l, ?? continue ...

... juarRtto. LONDON CORN EXCBANGE, DECEIMBER 29. This morning we have a small attendance ofbuyers, and the trade has ruled exceedingly heavy,.with very little businea doing,althoughprices demanded are the same. Barleyanm. , ac lully late rates, asd ic in demand. Pease and Bear remain as en Wednesday. The Oat trade is Oat, with a fair supply. SMKI2TKEtID, December 29. To sink the ofal per stoneof ...