... 26s3.; do. unwashed, ifir 6d. to 1che; white lheviot, washed, 28s. to i os. AINLA-S'T TUADE1 BEIP0.MT. !~ (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) Tan L wMN TRAD.e-While the tones of the market hiwek beato ore confidenar.ud la felihng more chearfuwl, little ...

... more inquaired-1 'for, but'thereais not much disposition to pay Iigaher ratiis. BELFAST TRADE RZ.EPRT. (i'rom the Northern Whig of Saturdiiy. THE Luciu TR-ADD-A very considerable, amount of humi- acees has been done in the finish of goods for the last ...

... 0 85i, 8reed, rdedln Clath, 12 rd,51 ?? 12 8 11 07Ic 610 1 80 90 B~6710 74k |F,1F S B TRADE TrDPORT. (Fro! thee lomrtlhela Whig of Saturday.) Months 1141eI erlee ]3edr..E-Pot s of goods for the eleven flhe total to highest figure of the last six years ...

... have since advancediabout fis. d d per owlt 'e *t Bt 3 hW AySi T T *Dn g '1 oD nx P o BdYu. ,tt ' ' (lroiu'bmhe Nortlier d Whig of Satl-rday.) l 6 THE L'T Ds'.-C~onduerrnt'oircumnstances taken into 'account',: the Moaseraively easg state oE the money ...

... 5ad. to 7idio:600 Eyptianu 3d-.1tol8 10d.; annd 134'0 Amerii;een.-- - 't BELFAST8 TRADE REPORT. - - - (Froiu the Northern Whig of Saturday.) I THi LINis ThADE.Eixport of- gddg have been rore exE - a teneive, obsiefl to- the neaw markets. Whexe:Lf no ...

... mail, but tenders for DMauritius are to be-sent in oii-14th iast.-- - BDL P A T T Alt-D H Bis P O - IT., (From the Northern Whig of Saturday.) - Tim LiBN TnAPE. The wveek's transactions have bsen soD limited that it -inght he saithat business hhd cometoa ...

... 100-Egyptians, 13d. to 3Id3.; 20Q Peranas, ?? and'2700 Americanse i I-B EL, F A S T $ -AD M; - IL A P o E $T. (Frolm the Northern Whig of Saturday.) ?? TBdA -Althoigh 'therihas' been more cou.' Idnoe gen'eit'ed in this country respecting the position of' l ...

... the Taxes on Knowledge was not a political society at all, for it had worked not only with the Ianches- ter school, but with Whigs, Tories, and Radicals, to secure this great boon for-the peoplo. (Cheers.) The one remaining tax was the duty on paper. How ...

... extension of the suffrage; and nothing could exceed the reverence and adoration offered to the rworking-classes, by Tories and Whigs alike. Mr. Disraeli r had already proposed a £6 borough franchise; but that, the electors were told, was but a fraction of ...

... af'airs across the Atlantic, firmness of value forming one of the chief' featureseoriectod with the year's trade. -Northesr Whig.' Boulton and Watt, of Birminghan, have contracted to coin 1,800 tons of tfie'new bronze money in the next two years aud .a ...

... motion, occupied the meeting with au harangue that occupied about hour declaimed violently against all in tho state, both Whigs and Tories sharing his denunciations. Speaking of J. Russell, said his lurdship was a great Bhuttlecock and for Lord he insisted ...

... one side and the other. It a 'was, perhaps, the first time the Muse had been t t invoked on so prosaic a subject; but the Whigs i e triumphed, and the Royal Bank was opened with e acapitalof £111,000. The rivalry whichnow sprung i dup between the two ...