... | REVIEW OF THIH BRITISH CoRN TRAD)E FOR THE PAST WEEK. (FROMN THE 5ARK-LANtE EXPREs8.) With tolerably good supplies, and an extremely slow demand (al parties being unwilling, so near the close of the year, to enter into fresh engagements), the trade has remained in a very quiet statest most of the leading provincial markets held during the week; holders-farmers as well as merchants-have, ...

... I REGISTRA'ION OF THE COMMERCIAL NAVY. The act of parliament passed last session compelling all persons employed in the navigation of the mer. cantile navy of the United Kingdom, save the ' masters, chaplains, 6 surgeons, { apothecaries, and pursers of ships to have themselves registered at the nearest Custom-house at the outports, or at the Merchants' Seamen Registry-office London, ...

... 17 , ItZ fD, A. ?? ?? ,I r, ;% P ° q I _ f-RE 3 jj ~'1ee 11 inmports of giai againo S* 6temarunt. The OlilyeCyehbige if A forneignV pi ls ais ae4vauce of Is. per q-rer l? being now subject to an import of 4U. Per quartet interruption of the holidays, the week's busiatess 'e been more than usually limited, but for wheat we l previous rates as quite maintained; new has been T supply, and Gs. 9d ...

... LIST OF THE SHIPPING,- Registered at the Port of Belfist, Ist Janiary, 145. VYqsels marked thus (a) are the Registry of 1844, (From Mhe Mercantile Register.) EMPLOYED, IN THE FOREIGN TRADE OF TIHIS PoRT. Vessels. Tons. Owners. Dunifriesshire ?? 873 David Grainger and others Salem ?? ?? 786 R Barnett.J Wilson & J Milford Christiana. ?? 777 J & S Hotistoa and others Corea ?? ?? 7.34 John Mastin ...

... ui3kfaot Writero (urreut. . . ?? . - ., 4. THURSDAY, JANUJAHY Z. Wl~AWllp~WW ?? per~ £w0 9 0o@Cn la Red * .. 0 BARLEY .. 7 OATS. ?? ~0 0.. 0 if OATiUAL. 0. 10 to-0 11 4 FL ?? (efs t~) ..01 Scoottd or ilak~r0'FSI4 ,.016 6. Interior SppotidO01~ 0 o 'Third*.' 013 0,.0 0 Fourth ?? ?? O. 0 8 6..0 0 I BRAN ~..063-.Oo WHOLFSALE. B 'T P i~rkln, at Clho scale, per lb) £0 0IO0@£lX0 BTEDo. ?? per cwt 414 ...

... - INING COMPANY OF IRELAND. I The stated half-yearly a~sembly.of the Mining Company of Ireland was held yesterday at the company's office, 30, Lower Ormond. quay, to receive from the board of directors a report, with abstract of' the company's accounts for the half-year ending the 30th of November last. At twelve o'clock the chair was taken by JAMEs DAWvSON, Esq. The secretary (Mr. P'ardy) ...

... BELFAST SHIP I EWS. A It RI V ED. Dec. 30-Ruby. Rogers. Larne, flour Gilowworm (at). Tassie, Ardr-Ppan Queen Victoria (st). Churol, Dublin 31-Earl of Lotiodale (at), Thompson, Whitelaven Tartar (at). Stewart. Glasgow Athionie ?? Davies= Liverpool Prince Regent. Rooney, Killough, grain Robert A. Palke, Donnell, Quebec, timber 12 collieis. * A I LED. Deet 31-City of Limerick (Ft) Moppet, London ...

... Roixol filariteto. C(ORN.EXCRIAN E. MoNnAY. DEc. 50-Arrivals or every- ting durg tho past week wore very small. The trade for th betqaiiso-ha a eiflrnl, but inferior wasa dull sale.~ Flour wiss unaltered il vailue. Tebs ulte of Barley met an improved demand. Oats advanced Gdl per qr. Wheat per quarter, Essex, Kent ?? Sufokleyt,45 Nr folk, Lincolnt, and York 4Bs to 52s4 Riyle 329-to 34s ; Barly ...

... DUDING THE PAST WEEK. (Abridgedfrome ?? London Farinmrs' Jourval.) The frost with which the last week commenced has dis- appeared, and the weather is again temperate, and rather inclined to moisture. The effect produced on the wheat- lands by those alternations, has been very beneficial checking the growth of the young plant where it was too forward, without injuriously retarding the ...

... I hai -A15 - .- ?? I The company of undoirt:lkers of the Grand Canral assem- bled at their house ill W%,illiam-street onL Saturday last, for the purpose of talirsg ilto consideration (tie present posi- tio, of the luinipany in reference to tihe I rejectel rl ilvsy to the west of Ireland, flv Poitarliiigton, and also to reeeive from the directors their report of an interview had by the the ...

... STATS ov TRADI:.-The market, both for cloth and yarn, has been quite as active as is generally the case at thii~eriod of the' year. The Yfair closes upon the cow- mercial interests wit ha prospect of good things to come; which nothing indeed but some untoward event, as a fail- ure of the harvest, or a war, can blight. Money, the sinews of all business. is plentiful and cheap; so also is cotton ...

... .BELFASTr A MARKETS- MTNDAY, JANUARY 6. . ?? ?? ?? - .- I _ 1- I ,: . . . It/nf. Ile)' ct. u'ate YJ to IUisz4t ; tuito, rei Us to (is - . rlr s to is. ott; Ols, Poland 6s to Gs 7d ; ditto, Potato Os 4d to Gs 10a; Id Oats 0 Od to Os Od ; Oateal I13d to 1,s d; per st. Is Gdto Is 7d; Ame ican Flour per rl. 2s 6d to 26s 6d; /hush Flour per cit. (Belfast AtillN), Ist or superfine 17s Cd; 2d or ...