... The general weekly average price of grain, for the week ending Nov. 27 :—Wheat, 525. lid.; Barley, 31s. 6d.; Oats, 225. lOd, Rye, ?2s. lOd.; Beans, 6d.; Pease, 4Ss. sd. The average price of brown or Muscovado sugar, computed from the returns made in the week ending November 30, 1847, is 238. 4£d. per cwt. A Beef Association has been established at Montrose. They advertise boiling pieces ...

... I I TO 1he EDITOR of the-A0Z1EtE JOURNAL. Sly,-In your Journal ofthe 17th inst. there is a report of a Poor Law case,which is truly said to be of consequence to Parochial Boards and Poor-s Inspectors. I being the In- spector who brought the case forward, entirely on my own responsibility, and having lost it, find that I am held up by some as being ignorant in the way of my duty, and by others ...

... -ISCELLM~EDUS. M SC ELLA RED0 US Tnr GUEIRNSEY CInIINAL, COnE.-A thief, Convicted lately before the high tribunal of Guernsey, was sentenced to; be transported for three years to England! A BATCH Or LAWVrr. s-One hundred and sixty. eight gentlemen have given notice of their intention to apply to be admitted Attorneys in the Court of Queen's Bench. Su.SDAY Pi rres.-In one parish in Ireland the ...

... (From the Mfontrcal Herald.) The general impression continues, that a short session of Parliament will be held in February, and that, as the Parlia- ment dies a natural death in October I 4S, a general election will, most probably, be held during the sumnaer-what the result of that election will be, we do not feel competent to predict; but that his Excellency's present Cabinet, has but a ...

... just been published, contain some facts of interest . . . . The quantity of cotton wool imported during the ten months of the present year ending on the oth of November amounted to 3,757,462 cwt; during the corresponding months of 1846, it amounted 3,990,411, and of 1845 to 5,648,599. The quantity imported during the month ending sth Nov. last, is considerably in excess of the imports of the ...

... THE TOWN COUNCIL.-THE MAYOR ELECT. BY our report of the proceedings of thc Town Council, at their monthly mceting ou Wednesilay, it will be seen that George Sutfern, Esq., has been unanimously elected to fill the important office of i\ayor of this borough during the ensuing year. We need hardly say that we congratulate the Council on their choice, and Mr. Suffern upon his election. Mr. Suf- ...

... .! : ;: ; N'S . i !SPIFT AT. TX ! , 2. *.j ~i *(i rr1,1, : .p~I~ua4 1r. Weelrkn I: ' t'cv l ) A t ?? Li 1 ;. 4' e Ii'c cc2 V ooe 'ktra ?? nc I;itc tonic in thi;shI ?? i r m i' t'~li the N ?? Timt ctiial3. is So ?? 1,0 be~~I c; t Concetlncl Ive Ct Vt .Ztcc T,,cl4. 0 I~i'?iinC' prc'c'IN'.i1 titil & 't~lCc 'Xi 3.1 14 7 I- ?? rh1 ?? e: ?? ?? Cit. li. uitrli iur th i I oa i * - ?? cc'c?i ~ A ...

... AA JE RICA. The I-Ialifas royal mail stearrer Caotlcaoia Cap t | Lot, nrrivcd at Liverpool on Mionday nigh:, brinzg- ing dates from New York of the 1 ;th, and Boston the 10th November. The Calcdonia brings £;idHOO in gold, nnd the promise of immense re itia ces of the precious metals. Some of the accounts plomise us no less thall fifteen millions of dollalrs, or between three and aib millions ...

... ?? - ?? V.- 't 040, 1 4 - . - ,Tffim?? N- --ATM PwrbStp - |lOxX W UU40%*UU.Zu aAI*U L Uli ru- peref security of ?? Land aR La- ws the hour Bank, upon $he nest general election, ci : through tlieir influience upon the trading and shat shop keepuigclasses', I wrould showr yoaltwo hnn- eof dred men in the House of C1mmons pledged a ball to the support of .te Land Plan and the e ?? Chaeter - e] ...

... |RIT OFS A PARENT TO THE CUSTODY 'rI3T OP HF1ISh CH'ILID. iLS II1 RF, E.LIZABETH CItYNwIOa.-ThiS Case CaWIe on for *IQ tho asgamleiet lon Satudlay last, before Mr. Jlstic( PLttison, at ha . Ilt Chambers on tile retlern to a writ of 10dlbeas coM',ns. issuedl at Tin ' a the linstance of the child's parents against John Jackson, ?ei ied Louit(a, his wife, to compel its restorationm. It appears, ...

... AIANCRESTER-2'lay Wt. since our last report, the buoyant feeling which prevailed at the latter end of last week has been considerably diminished by announcements of ons or two failures, and, still more, by rumours of very serious difficuitlee, affecting a London house of the highest respectability, largely interested in the Bat India trade. Wo bad beard something of these difficulties on ...

... To th>. Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR, AS Newpoit is much frequented by VESSELS arriving from foreign ports, where Cholera exis', and as this place is awfully deficient in sanitary regulat ons, would it not be ad- visable that the auihonties should immediately set about the establishment of a Board of Health, whose duty it would be to inquire rigidly into nuisances of all kinds ...