... sRImP NEWS Milford, Nor. 29.-The Marv Ly-nnt which arrived hereD On Site i near -27th inst.. from itchbes, has h~esit laid on the grocmid to h-e stir- It ts veved, having struick on the rocks at. that piace, lirolken lber k-eelig-ee( forec anti aft, arid rubbed off Some of her ctilet'.I Lancaster Bar, Nov. 30.-Arrive]. th ChieftLain, from Quebec. t fonr Glasgow, dock~ed, leaky, having Struck ...

... Arrlivple tl \rn!Mna tan Cow es, Nov. 10.-Arrived, the MariaStisanosh Hendrika,from in Amsteram to Batavia, vith loss of bowsprit. cutwater, &c., hav- i ig been in cotact, on the 1ith inst. off the Dutch coast, with a led vessel, name iinknoIwn, which it is feared foundered with all hands. ur. The Flora, froin NcwpI)ort to Hanmburg, and the Rena, from Cadiz I it to Hamburg, have put in here, ...

... GLASGOW WEEKLY 4 l I.Y d under the Auth4}rity . . .. . . hubli~hmi unimr the Amlthnvkit'm~i ?? aecato of Stoo,,s.- Bar of recetiaald ,d IihimhS iti ~ o -to I lPiL il Western Cl.l ,i,(lii; h 5:m (;ag ' ...

... DUTIES ON C(HItN. FROm TiH TO 13.TH Iul , a r.1-l . ?? 2zs l3 it:CC, 010.1 I -- -- ' Iarlevy3s. Od. (Is. fld. ite:nrs., a - ?? Oat. *is. Od. 2s. - l'c: Flour ?? rct.. Foreigrn 4s. ?? -. . I W Wheat, prodtuce Of Canada, Is. ryr quarls-r; LI.: ?? ?? per cWt. SY.N§El:4L AVE1RAGt' NtiC. OY CORY -O- 7110 (V . yg Wheat . ti4;s. . j (lots. its. ?? hr Barley 3. _ s. Id. I Ry e ?? d. AGiSREGAToi ...

... SHIP M:WS. | Tck-on-Fohr, Dec. 9.-'he Lykkens Prove, from the Elbse, 16th tlt., has not since been heard of, and is supposed to be lost i some seamen's chests have been washed on shore at the island of Sylt, and one belonging to Captain P. Jensen. Brahe, Dec. 12.-The following vessels are on the strand, frozen sip in the ?? Willen Ir. (steamer), Emanuel, Aurora, Marie Eliss, Maria, Wilhelmine, ...

... THIE LITERAR.Y TRADE INT, LONS-DON. ?? .. ,inLondon. ste tii.L~ ?? - - rt (Frau: a Work e.4tied 1in1c to 0aftiin Employmyent in Lendon.) For the information of such as may have written works I already, and rmar wilh to k;now of the best means of getting themn p>ublishedz, we shall proceed to give a little advice t uupon the suibject. If it be a work of imacwination, one of: tie W-est lnd ...

... Saturday Evening. There has been the usual limited business done in Public Secu- rities this mornirg. Reduced Three per Cents. have been last sold at 1004, the 34 New at lO3j, and Consols for the Opening at j00k. Exch-equer Bills have advanced to 62 64, and India Bonds to 78 pM. Monday Evuening. There is little change in the tone of the market for British Securities, except that Exchequer ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, DECEMBER is. --_A 1- - - 11 I. - - A_ - - - - -1~ _- 15 -t . . - The frost has entirely disappeared, and we have thick fe gg weather, which has caused short arrivals of all grain. The show of Ecgl-h vwheat to-flay chiefly consisted 0f damp i'l-conditioned parcels, and far n hich there was little or no demand. Bot few tiansactions were reported in foreign. There is no ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, DECEMBER II. The frost Continues, and the weather is rmost severe. The pres-ateoce of easterly winds has caused a short supply of all grain to this day's mnar- ti - tet, where we had ontly a slendler attendance of millers, and so little busi- t Iness passing in wheat. Prices osay he considered nominally as en Monday, ~ -No additional arrivals of oats heats come to hand ...

... th AMonchester.-There has continued to be, considering the period as of the year, a very fair demand for both cloth and yarn; and at of firm rates, especially for the latter. We thus close our trade re- port for the present year, which has been one of rather a che- a qered character, its opening contrasting irreglnarly with its close. e, The year commenced vith heavy losses for Iroth spinners ...

... AGRICULTU RE. IRzvinv ort THEr nRITneS CORN TRADZ DURING TU37; PAST WEE K. CFrom tlhe Mfarrk lone Express ,f Monday.) The intense frost ?? during the greater part of the month has obliged farmers to thrash ont freely in order to obtain the requisite quantity tf straw rendered needful hv thle severity of the weather; still the supplies of grain brought forward at the markets in the agricultural ...

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