... We learn that the Incorporation of Coopers, as well as the L iourneymen of that trade in this city, in Greenock, and Leith, |w, have, in conjunction witb their brethren in London, Liverpool at and elseivhere, again been making preparations to approach her at NLajesty's Government with the vieew of obtaining relief from the p bur.lints under which they labouir. At one time the coopers' 0l trade ...

... ?? A R K E TS. LONDON. CORN EXCH1ANGE I.~Ci Tue fressttS1 ctuti' i tl St~ise ?? * aippat-aneoL .t tile ntif 1¼ im,' 1cII clu ?? -Ii LL tioti of te-e i-h-iet I in eezt--itp I to.impon that of is dur ?? I~tt, isoeck at 0 Thec.Th countr di-mondj i.-.noreI 1Itttis suit malltoto l--ier. to titer i it ci, - Vt'liea..Iletl . ~~ .1- Else II- L -,;t rni Irlandiee *L'i jja to 4 ?? 5; Scbra otcha ,: ...

... Manufactures, Commerce, tc. MAVCMsIa.-Theye has been a limited demand for prhitirng cloth during the past week. and pikes are barely sustained. Offeri have been made for considerable quantities of 4t.inch shirtings, but at prices which few wouhl accept; and, ott the whole, very little business has been done. The frost has put a stop to the pusrchasing of yarns for Germanry ; yarns for honme ...

... London and Provincial Grtain wftert. COROLD £ N EXCHANGE, London, Monday, 0th Dec., 1844. The supply of English Wheat (reas up this morning is small, and the condition somewhat Improved ;-business prooeedL alowly, though the prices of thisday week were firmly supported; and the finest qualities ultimately cleared off on tioseterms. Free Foreign Wheat without any alteration from this'day week. ...

... CAT A!ThS lwalzs, SAIITvlRPELWD December 2. TO-daY, therewAtas aslight~imnprowement in tfteqtildtvoibe&h; -- trade in the dead markets being *eryf rts, thederamndfodlltI more particularly for the primest Soats, &C., was decidedly actise,#- advance in the currencies obtained on thisday eennlght qate i 8 bs. At the cioie of the market, very few ead rernained unsold - supply of foreign stock here ...

... STHIP NEWS. e Arrived in the Clyde, on Tuesday, the barque Monarc-h ?? Th tr of Irvihe, Allarn, fronm Montreal and Quebec, in .36 davss from tile .d latter port; sailed the 18th silt., vith a cargo of potashes ilour, a]i, It k-c. Camse i1 the N'orth Channel. During the first part of the l 0f p~ls e hod strong breezes front NV. to S. W. ; for tho 'attor QU * part, i'low1ing strong from N. to E ...

... The late East IndiaCompany, during their charter, annual- lv imported into this country some 35,000.000lbs. of tea, the cost of which, including expenses and profit, amounted in round numbers to L.3.Soo.000: and upon this quantity the revenue paid wis about L.3,S00,000, being derived from an ad valoremn duty cf 100 per cent. upon tbe price which the ar- ticle imported letched in the market at ...

... e There has been a filling off in the demand for nearly every description of raw sugar forsone consumption ?? day week; prices are going down fori Ia inferiorsorts, of which there is a very large stock, hut in the value of good and fine qualities thore is little change to notice at n present, the supply continuing small. For West India miuscosado sugar ci the demand has been very limited for ...

... BRrrISH SEAMANSHIP IN A STORM. BoITLOGNE, NoV. 13.-We have lad here fo; the last four or five days a sucessioln of tempests, almost without exarumpe for their duration and their furv. Happily there have been no wrecks in our immediate neighbourhoodl, bat I heard this morning that manv fishing vessels have been driven ashore, with a melancholy loss of lives, below Etaples, not far from the ...

... DT;1iPEE, flee. ?? ?? markets ha~undergone no chang worthy of notice during the past week. Flax of al sorts is inquired after, and prices of the finer sorts are fully maintain- ed. while the lower qualities are more easily obtained at our last quotations, Tows and codillas being very plentiful, have a slight tendency downwards. In hemp and hemp codilla there appears to be nothing doing. Indian ...

... CATWX.E jA3En 7T8.~ i S TFIELD. Dec 9. m As the great Christmas market will be held here on little curiosity was manifestedi by gratiers and butherto sscersa, quality of the stock exhibited for sale to day,Aby wray _ofa gul.ate their future trzractions Bwt, eiththeiexcso} of xhere b. a fe well made-up Dewens. Scots. and runts, amongst the bulocki ply, a yery kreat-arnd almost unprecedented ...

... Owing to the non-arrival of the Hamburgh steam boate, Friday, and the general stop put to business by the frost oi the Continental ports, the advices from the Baltic are Eomevhat scanty this week. The latest accounts from Dantzic are alto. gether without interest; scarcely a sale of Wheat having been made for several days previous, and the trifling business trans- acted having been merely for ...