... scale. What sales are Made re forcobll with the-iew of ralsing money, and have been effected at very low prices. Generally speaking, those who are not obliged to selare taking their geods boa tie market. LSccDsi March, 2S.-A few low rmeltons and tweeds ...

... good crops-this season, more especially peas. Badey and oats cuane next, and then beans, which vary ;: but it is too early to speak of the latter. The close of the week. ?? indicated more of a return to confiW dence; and though the high pressure of ten per ...

... roducing it to them, in the fact that the Uip which they weane inaugurating 4vas the offspring of Irish egnterprise. he, speaking as anoadopted Irishman, hoped the day was neot far distant when the distinction of name would be totally abojished, and when ...

... which we found our remarks. Figures are sometimes deceptive: but in this instance we may place full re- liance on them--they speak for 'themselves. It seems that while at Liverpool and other large ports in the kingdom, there has been a falling off in the ...

... sight, and at once bore up for the three men on the raft. When taken on board the Clyde the unfortu. nate men were unable to speak, and were rapidly E declining under the sufferings they had undergone the two previous days; but, after being carefully attended ...

... of the remarks that had been made as to the conduot of their solici tor, and it moat be understood that Mr Wright wau only speaking his own sentiments, and not those of tbe board,..Mr Moss rose to vindicate himself from the attack made upon him so unexpectedly ...

... extreme rates. POTATO MARKETS.-BoaoouGa AND SP5hLF5I5DS, OCT. 7.- The supplies or potatoes on sale here ore moderate. Generally speaking the trade is in a sluggish state;* nevertheless prices rule firm. Yorjc Regents Ole to 105s, Scotch ditto 90a to lO0s, Heist ...

... P tinue to speak of the Lords of the Admiralty although, g in point of fact, they must now look at the Board of t' Trade as being substituted for them. On the other S hand,. he submitted that such movement of shingle (he 'I did not speak merely of the ...

... sold readily from the ship at our quotations. Clovereeed-There is no change In our market, but our advices from the Continent speak of higher prices. Linseed imports comprise 6,500 qrs from Archangel, 6150 qr Petersburg 460 qrs Riga, and 1937 qrs Kionigsberg ...

... and appealed to the court for ?? y defandant said he was only seeking employment, ;o and it was the custom in the trade to speak with '1 the men first.-Mr. Kennedy denied this. It was e- the custom to ask the master first for employment. a He had been ...

... LIABILITY COMPANY FOR THE SALVATION OF SOULS. We beg our readers to believe that, in the above heading, we have no intention to speak irreverentlj, and that we have not the moat 'remote idea of a joke. As we were passing the other day through one of the great ...

... since our last have been only moderate, h ut the market has again been well supplied with produce exe warehouse. Generally speaking the trade has ruled quiet, yet prices have been welt supported.. Lestweek's import was 124 tons from Marans, 110 tone from ...