... TIHE FUNDS. M11onday Even ig. A slight improvement in the French ?? cn.4ell Curt- sob tv roujpen at the adilvinced quotation-s of 9I tO for ?? Vandi 953 to r for January; but the rise was not maintained, and they almost imnmeiliately receded to the prices at which they closed onl Satur- day ald which hare been also the edosing prices of to-dyv-viz. 944j to 4 for money. and 945 to J for the ...

... SINP INEWS. ocmir otast a. Arrived in the Clyde, on Thursday, the shooner Freedom [113 tolls), iTvrer, from Maiseilles; Sailed 7th ult., with a cargo of adder anid sulphur, for Cl de. HIEd variable weather the latter part of the passage; blots ing very strong frown N.E. Came bh the South Chalinlel. Left the baltqlre James Ewing, Alai lond, loadting fo C1vde-would sail about W4th tlt. Spoke no ...

... Trhe transnctiono in West ibidia Sagsira have been rather limniled ?? wseek the salt'S tinounto tIn35 hhds. slild trcs.. brown St V iecyitr 17a iid. nlldditi g and giood middling Jamnsiens 44a to S. iiilid tling and good midtdlinx ye low lirbadnes. t9s to N =. No *ales niude In MailtLhlins -ugars.or in Wor t n I dia Molasses Ri fined Suears hove at fir sole at siealy prices; irowI onaveti 66 ...

... ?? a r R, e t O. I LODOS COURS NXCOHAI G-D.c. 11. The English `Xheat left over fritt ModLay has bcn cearei d OTI terms fuilly eqais to that, day's. FIee fceigll offine quaoiit n neets, ?? prices are i e f quvo ?? [ ler. Petersburgh, Polish Odcssa, and infeoior wheats have been a extensively purchased at ant idvancec (if 2s. to 3s. per nuorter. Y Bonded is inquired after at rather ?? Ctlo!icy. ...

... TanaarsDAy. DECEXBtst 1t. Descriptions of Stock a. Shares,. ai 10AN 118. Rank of Scotland .. 1; lirinish Liton .. IN Cateodnian city of Glasgow Glydesdale C 'srntn rcial .. 51 iasticris.25 SE lisshsurgi &, Glisseew Exchange, itonk of Scotlsnd 11c National . . 5C North British B.ank ~I North of Scotland .2 Royal .. IC Union .. IC 'Weotern s MSeURtAscP 005PAN5J Aberdeen Fire an I Life .. . 5 ...

... AGRICULTUIR , nEVIZW OF THE BRIITISH AND FOREIGN CORK TRADE the L~~URING 'TH~E PAST \WTEii. born, (F7rom the Mark Lone Exp4ress of M1ondoay.) last. The sharp frost esperiencod during the week has been Ilivour- nil as able for thrashing ; and the sowing of Wheat having previottily e at, Or been nearly broughit to a w~oeaa may expect increased suppciie-S at- 0i grain from the growers. We Iar ...

... *bIrnama fatet~lurn r -|rcee Ici lE. THE MAPLIN LimoTimusE.-liuovBs marked with the word - Wreck. ha-ve beeu placed in the under mention ed situations, n.ar to the Maplin Lihtheuse, and with the fullowving marils and compass bearings. riz. :-Ist, A reen buoy in ?? f otnems at low water spring tides, 15 fathoms SS'w. of a vessel sunk betwecn the Maplin Lighthouse and che Spit Buoy -with the ...

... i LiNDON CORN EXCHIANGE. DECEMBER; I DulB~ring the paist r.-eek elrr arrkals of English wxheat we-e very large, - e nd there w~as a good show of samnples at this day's mallrket. W~ith s. e ?? s ?? the trade Was well ruppooted, anhhs'sgh P5icea were rather ?? win favr>errf Cocsira. Toforeign ci etranseeioi~ls sre mere a. 0 ttliV* trertietdsrl3. f ~ lov qries uitalhe f r it'hsiwd. w hich are is ...

... ',t)tl):Ptna ftlelltarnfe. Id Great Grimsby. Dec. 5-The Oxley. Martin, from Grange- as mouth for Hull, was towed into this port this morning. being I disruasted. Sunderl ad. Dec. 6.-The Theophilus, Lyons, and the Har- vest Home, Mlowett, which sailed for Aberdeen from this port on ts the Ed inst. returned from sea on the 4th frora contrary winds, l but have since proceeded. eEmren, Dec. I. ...

... ROCHDALE, Monday-There is no decided improvement in fu the flannel market to report ; perhaps rather more pieces have to been sold than last Monday, but withouvanyadvanceinprices. The wool market is firm, and the manufacturers buy for pre- sent use only. ti HuDDERSFIELD, Tuesday - Our market is a little more tl lively to-day. There have been a good many buyers in the ti town, and although they ...

... MIARKETS. DUTIES ON CORN. Frto3I SrT TO IITM DlEc i;3lit; rscI.rszrxF ?? jI1-irler. Per Qrier. 4s. 01. s. C1. 2S. mi. Itk . ; ataws .. .. IS. 61. Id. 0 * , 2s. od. Is. (d. 2s 0d. Is. '± e ?? I s. !. Ptr C'tt. Per ?? AVE PRT~0? COF con~6 711.. WIE SOIZtURI. BarletY ?? , i. Rye.. . .5. is Pease .. .S (od. . E a Tit .Ar4nso7 s Os . T SiSIX 515555 S..05035, WVheat ?? 7,1. Oats. ?? 2fs. 7d. I Beans ...

... '| - 4 - 3:FRDE1N NAR=Ms opt j_ ___ his ABERDEEN CORN MlAkRET, Fitipsy LAsT Or- The grain was n the rise to-day, very unexpectedly -it s !en thouOlt that the last decline of the marketswould contiallet aml) P-roe timle, at least wron the cropisbhave pror~od so very productive- te4 still, although greatt quattities of grain have been mlilled, tie .he demtnd for meal, for all parts of the ...