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No. 367.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 2, 1817. [3d.

PRICES CI
81,0A14 per ewt. DLIT PAW.
W. Indir,&o.bwr‘.3l4. 0,1.330. 06
Yellow &Grey 36 6...43 0
Pine 4l 0...48 0
Kaaritiur,Ororrr, ". - -

'URRENT.

_ .
No. 1. SO 0 . 0 •
Moog II 13 • 0
Cargo at Cardiff bar • 0... 0 0
Swedish ll b 0 0

would be sellers at the former price. Peas on the spot 424. to
435. Danish held (or 365. Beans on the spot firm, at 38s. 6d.
(or good middling. Oats on the spot purchased freely for
Frenee, at 17s 3d. to 17s. 9d., weighing 351 be. to 36164.
Danish Oats, 37Ibs. to 3816 a., held at 15s. 9d. to 16s. 9d. for
autumn, and done at 16s. 9d. to 17s. 4d. for spring, and West
Coast, 3511b5. to 36th.., at 16a. 6d. to 161. 9& Rapeseed
without any transactions for autumn delivery, awl nominal
at 251. 15s. to 261. for Lower Elbe and West Coast.
DANTZIC, Oct. 26.—0n1y trifling supplies of new Wheat.
A lot of new high-mixed, 591b5., fetched 51s.' and some good
mixed, 5811 x.,, sold at 43e. per qr., free on board. About
300 qrs. Liuserd sold at 375., free on board.

—,broir4 29 0.. 33
37 0..A1
Floe. 99 0...47
BengalSdladree,b. 29 0...94
Yellow 35 0...39
_ White 39 0...47

Lau; at per ton.
rig, beet
KUM, sheet lB t 0... 0 0
19 5... 0 0
Bars 33 0... 0 0
Patent shot Bl
.0 ..0 0

.brolni.-. 29 0 'SI

o
Grey and white 35 O„A7 0
Refined, tlarabro' GO 0_66 0
Lumps
COAL; In Bond.
West India, ordi.

red or minium l9 10...20
Bpelter 2O 0...211
OiLs, per 252 Imp. gel. d.p.
Fish, Seal, pale 2B 0... 0
straw 2O 0. 27
brown & yellow 2ll 0.. 24
lerm Bl 0..82
Head Matter B2
Cod
_ 26 10 ..A

25 0 , 33 0
Gnaryood.
Pine 65 0...130 0
Ceylon, goal ordi-
nary 32 0... 33 0
Moe ordinary 34 0... 36 0
Pine 4O 0... 30 0
MorbaoloodtonneSt 0...89 0
Gusts Itka, ordi
naryto fine 33 0...59 0
Buroatra and Pa-

IDestutato, Oct. 26.-Holders of Wheat having reduced
their prices, a considerable business was done in good 621bs. to
63Ibe. red Wheat, at 50s. to 511. ; picked parcels up to 525. per
qr. here, and our stock is now nearly exhausted. For Baltic,
present and spring shipment, the few offers made are at late
rates. Some Basle Barley, 511 b. per barrel, has been sold at
30s. 6d. per qr. ; Danish, 5310. to 5416., at 26e.; and 5016. at
245. 3d. per qr. on board. Black Oats, from the west coast,
are still held at 17s. 6d. ; white, 361 b., can be bought at 16s. ;
and Danish, 381 b., at 16s. to 17.. per qr. on board. Our
supplies of Beans are increasing, and large have been
sold at 375.; middle and small at 38s. to 395. 6d. per
quarter. From the west coast middle are held at 36.. Bd,
to 375. 6d. Good boiling Peas are selling here at 395. to
425. ; from the Baltic at 355. 6d. to 36e. Rapeseed is un-
altered. In Cloverseed a very limited business is doing at the
late prices. Rapeeakes for delivery here are scarce, and
fetch full prices. For Baltic shipment there is no demand.
Linseed Cakes unaltered. Bones are more inquired for.-
Oet. 28.-Pricee : Wheat, Anhalt and Mag. red, 145 155 ;
Marks and Brunswick, 14.5 15.5; Meek. and Pom., 142 166;
Holstein, 133 146 ; Lower Elbe, 130 145. Rye, Russian, 70
78 ; Marks, Meek., Pons., 84 93; Holstein and Lower Elbe,
8288. Barley, Anhalt and Magd., 84 92; Holstein and
Meek., 80 87 ; Lower Elbe, winter, 60 70 ; ditto, summer,
60 70. Oats, Meek. and Holstein, 50 66 ; Lower Elbe, 44
52; Buckwheat, Meek., 80 102; Beans, 106 116; Pease,
107 125; Vetches, 100 135; Rapeseed, 158 165.
RIGA, Oct. 18.-This year's export, to the last day of Sep-
tember, was: Wheat, 95,954 chetwerts (chiefly to England);
Rye, 694,426 chetwerts (of which 187,581 chetwerts went to
Holland, 182,487 chetwerts to Prussia, 112,924 chetwerts to
Bremen; Onts, 557,845 chetwerts (chiefly to England) ;
Barley, 81,123 chetwerts.

South fies l5 0...27 0
01100,041140346.106 46 10...17 0
Cocoa Nut GO 0...G5 0
3004 13.04 p.le
per ton 37 10... 0 0
I.62seed 24 5 .24 19

Plemmons, per
Batter--Cork, Ist 87 0. 89
2nd 0 0
3rd 0 0... 0
DubllnOst 0 0... 0
Limerick, do B4 0..88
Carlos/OM 6B 0...96
NIVZe er=
0 0 0
80 0...92
Beef, Bed* per
tiered

Om( — 24 0... 28 0
Ti.., at per lb.
Oitrla,Co[llolo.l 0 5i...0 9
Rea, at per amt.
Bengal white II .. 16 0
7 0... 10 0
lava lO 0... 13
Patna IC 0 20 0
Carolina. 23 0...26 0
11/1117111.
Rum at per gall.
Leeward Lind _ _

Prime Man 0 0 0 0
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1;i0;r
Demerara, 28 to
3,...per cent.

...

0...3 6

Jamaica, 30 to 38
per COIL O.P. 3 2 ...
Favourite marks 4 4 ... 6
Brandy, 14t brands 4 6 ... 3
Andshophita, d.p. 10 6 ... 0
Acotch
Inch lO 6...0

WiiierioenTeliity.p 30 51.60 0
Hiora, Oa and tAisr, at per lb.
D. A. and M. Video,
tellol.3d Es. 71d
0 3 . 0 31
Brazil, dry 0 44...0 6
&pelted 0 4 . 41
R7o, dry 0 4;..A 34
Lima 3t Valp. dry 0 3 ...0 6
West India, dry— 0 4 ...0 3
SOW 0 34...0 41
East India 0 4 ...0 104
Rip., H. Ayres, dry 0 7 . .0
Russia, dry 0 34...0 9
S. Amer.llorae, per
bide 3 11
Russia, ditto 6 . a 1
Drs Wool.), at per too.
Loprood,Jarnalsa—C3 0... 1 10
Honduras 3
.5 3 73

FLAX, per ton.
Rigs,P.T.H. £4 0...52 0
St. Petersburg, 9
bead 0 0... 0
Dutch and Flemish 25 0...05 0
Friesisnd

Ems ~t per toa.

-0-.53 0

outehot ...... a

Halt clean
Riga, Rhine
outsbot

pa.
38 0...40 0
Plaat theda Sum l6 0...18 6
Bombay 100.340
lute

Campeschy 7lO 810
rustic, Jamaica I 10... G IC
Nkantaus, lure sad
solid 9 0...19 0

POTATOES.—DoNcasres.—A rather poor sup-
ply ; the demand brisk, and more money is asked, the greater
part bk ing sold up at the following rates : Prince Regents,
7e. 6d. to 93. 6d. ; American Natives, 7s. 6d. to 9s. 61; Ban-
bury Kidneys, 71. 6d. ; Skews, ss. 64. to 7s. ; small ditto,
ss. 3d. to 6s. per load o[lB stone.

TIN, at per mt.
Balza Se 0.. 0 0 ,
Wait.
Coat. la biotic. BB 0... 0 01
per
lace, at ton.
Bart 4C9 10 R 8

Small 0 0 0 0
Lima 10 In 16 15
Sapen 10 10 16 0
Red Sanders 5 0 5 10
Brazil 10 0 50 0

CORN.—Arrivals at 1
Counties Railway, for the
Malt
%%eat
Barley
Oats

granaries, by the Eastern
L ending Oct. 30:
Beaus
Peso
Herd
Flour 8,131 saki.

SUMDERLAND.—Potato taking up is nearly finished; the
failures being very few, the crop has in general turned out
productive. Prices still rule high, so that farmers must be
realising good profits, which will, in some measure, make up
for the loam they suffered last year ; although in this neigh-
bourhood a great number of our farmers made well out,
having but few failures in comparison to most other districts.
POces remain as for some time put, viz., from 10d. to 13d.
per peck of about 161 b.

BRIDLINGTON, OCT. 23.—Wheat met rather a ready
sale, at lalt week's prices. The demand for Barley was
good, but very few samples were offered. Oath were the
turn d . Beans and Peas were without alteration.
Wheat, 503 to 655. Barley, 28e. to 32+. per qr. Oats, 10d.
to 101 d. per stone. Beans, 503. to 525. Peas, 38s. to 41a.
per qr.

HOPS. Bonoucll MARK r, TWO o'Cloek.
Mews. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factory, report that
the market confines firm.
New )414 fr. E. Kent. V. oto SI. 12 Yearling /Center. ewt. 21.10 to 3410
New WealJ of Kent., 218 to 4 0 I Yearling Bowleg „ 2 sto 3 3
New Susan . 210 to 3 10 I Old Hope ...... 1 oto 2 0
Farnhatne

CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 30.—A short supply of Wheat, but •
large one of Barley ; the quality generally very inferior, and
prices for the latter were lower. Wheat, red, 435. to 525. ;
white, 645. Barley, 265. to 30s. ; fine, 34r. Beans, old,
50s. ; new, Ms. Oats, new, 20s. to 24*.; old, 30.. to 325.
per qr.

Tug Duty.—The following is an account of the duty on
Hops of the growth of the year 1817 for the undermentioned
districts, distinguishing the eld from the new duty:
Canterbury £94,121 B 4
Old duty, at 1 12.29 d. per lb. 11,344 13 81
New duty, at f 8.20 d. per lb.
Additional duty of 3 per cent. per Act 3 Viet, c. 17

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CIRENCESTER, Nov. I.—We are today scantily supplied
with Wheat, and sales are effected at an improvement on last
week of Is. to 2s. per qr. The supply of Barley is large, and
more than equal to the demand. Consequently this article
declined ls. to 2s. per qr. for middling. Oats quite as dear.
In Beans no alteration. Wheat, 121. 10s. to 141. 10s. per
load. Barley, 275. to 34,. Oats, 235. to 345. Beans, 50s. to
68s. per qr.
HADLRIOR, Nov. I.—We bad rather a short supply of
earn to-day, and the prices for Wheat advanced ls. per qr.
Barley remains as last week. The same may be said of Beans,
and Peas, and but few of either on offer.

HUNTINGDON, Oct. 30.—Wheat brisk, and to obtain the
best samples it was necessary to give an advance of Is. to 2s.
per qr. upon the Ups of last week. Barley was fully Is.
per qr. lower ; but there was no variation in the price of
Oats, Beans, or Peas.
KINDAL, Oct. 30.—A plentiful supply of grain, the sale
of which was slow, and prices had a downward tendency.
The weather continues wet and cold. Averages for the week
ending Oct 30: Wheat, 565. ; Oats, 225. 3d.
IsTOETHAMPTON, Oct. 30.—Wheat sold readily at RD ad-
vance of Is. to 2s. per qr. Malting Barley more plentiful,
and barely support late prices. Beans and Peas continue to
be in request at a turn cheaper.
PRESTON, Oct. 30.—We had 4 fair supply of English
Wheat this morning; and having a good attendance of
dealers, it met a brisk sale, at an advance of 6d. to Is. per
windle. Irish was likewise in request, at a still further Im-
provement; the advance being equal to 4d. per bush. Fleur
is held for an amendment of Is. per sack and barrel respec-
tively, but the demand is limited. Barley as before. No
change as regards Beans. Oats move off very sparingly, and
we reduce the value of the best mealers Id. per bush., with-
out leading to any transactions of consequence. English
Oatmeal was cleared off at 295. to 321. 'Upon a little more
inquiry for Irish, the quality of which is well spoken of, our li
quotations of this day se'nnight were maintained. Indian
Corn, and Indian Corn Meal, the turn higher.

£34,124 8 4
Note.—The returns from the remainder of the districts
will be published as loon as received.—L. S. LTNE,
Ac-
countant-General.—Excise-office, London, Nov. 1, 1347.
WORCESTER, Oct. 30.—There has been a slight revival
in the Hop trade in connexion with our local traders here, in
consequence of the government measures for relieving the
pressure on the money market Purchasers had been hold-
ing back during the late extreme pressure in the expectation
that some relief sooner or later would be afforded, and these
are now coming by degrees into the market. The improve-
ment in prices, however, is but partial, and the following
may be
_qooted as the rates at which Hops have this day been
sold in Werosater market :—Best• new Worm:star HopP, per
cwt., 31. ss. to 31. 10s. ; fair, 31. •, hest yearlings, 31. to 31.10 c;
fine yearlings, 21. 10s. to 31. ; old olds, U. 10s. to 21. 103.

HAY.—SMITAFIELD, Zits Clock.—Messre. Cooper
and Davis, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report that the trade
is very bad.
Primo Meadow 70e. to no Rowell to I Blum.. 'La' to 30.,
Inferior . . 6do. to 631.1 Clover . KM. to M.

CATTLE, &c.—Total of Cattle received in London,
by the Eastern Counties Railway, for the week ending
Oct. 30 :
Beasts. Sheep. Tine. Calves.
At Tottenham
At Stratford entice
At London

Total

•-•-•
COLCHESTER, Oct. 30.—The show of Beasts WU ex-
ceedingly good, and the condition very fresh, but no really
fat ones; the trade ruled languid throughout the day. and
sales could not be effected, unless at a decline of from 3 to 5
per cent. upon last week's prices. Sheep and Lambs, al-
though limited in supply, were the turn lower, and but very
few sales took place. In Swine there was no particular al-
teration in value.

SWINDON, Nov. I.—Finest samples of Wheat made from
Is. to 2s. per qr. more money, inferior selling at last week's
priers, between 48s. and 565. per qr. Barley comes now to
market freely, maltsters not buying so readily, which caused
prices to ge down 2*. per qr.; some very superior malting
making but 32.. to 335. ; moderate, 301 ; some selling as
low as 28s. The holders of last year's Malt seem ready to
take any reasonable price offered. Oats, beet Poland., Me.
per qr.; good black at 245. ; moderate, 225. to 245. Beans,
this year's Eaglish, 545. per qr. ; fine old tick, 58e. Peas,
best white, 545.; common, 50s; grey, from 465. to 48s.

NORWICH, Oct. 30.—Our market exhibited a ♦ery large
show of Scots and Short-horns ; and, there being a large
attendance of buyers, an immense deal of business was
transacted, at about last week's prices. Fat Beasts were
scarce and dear, making from 84. 6d. to 91. per stone of 1411 s.
Tke Sheep pens were badly filled ; good keeping Sheep
were in request, at full prices. The sale for poor and ordi-
nary Lambs was dull, but those in fresh condition fully main-
tained last week's prices, making from 30s. to 325. per head.
Fat Sheep, Si. 6d. to 9s. per stone, and all quickly sold. In
store Pigs and fat Pork no alteration.

YARMOUTH, Oct. 29.—Supplies moderate. Higher prices
asked for Wheat, and the sales made are about 2s. per qr.
over last week. Barley, Is. per qr. cheaper. Beaus and
Peas slow sale. Oats quite as dear. Wheat, white, 52e. to
541.; red, 51s. to 63t. Barley, 30s. to 32e. Beans, 425. to
445. Peas, 445. to 465. Oats, 225. to 301.

SWINDON, Nov. I.—The primeot Oxen this day reached
lls. per score ; moderate, 101. 6d. ; coarse, 10s. ; some fatted
old Beasts and Cows, On. to Si, 6d. Fat Calves were plenti-
ful, far which from 11s. to 118. 6d. per score was given.
Sheep, of prime quality, Downs, made se. 4d. ; good half-
breds, ss. ; moderate, 41. 9d. ,• fat Ewes, and others, 4s. 4d.
A good trade. A few fat Lambs ; yet prices were about those
of beat Sheep. A good supply of fat Pigs; large, 10s. 6d. to
115. per score; delicate, 118. 6d.
- - -

LIMERICK, Oct. 30.-The supply rt Wheat at market to-
day war moderate, but sufficient to meet the wants of the
few buyers who appeared. The trade was exceedingly dull,
and down fully 14. per atone. Oats continue to come in
large quanti,in, and meet a good demand, at firm prices.
Indian Corn in brisk demand by the country millers, who have
now plenty of water; price 6s. per ton higher. Alarge export
trade in grain for London, Liverpool, and Glasgow. Wheat,
red, per stone, 12d. to 14d. white, 134 d. to 154 d. Oats,
Old. to 94d. Barley, 9d. to 10d. Indian Corn, per ton, 81.
to IR 10e ; Meal, 91. to 91. 10s. American Flour, 30s. to 31e.
per barrel; Irish, 325. to 335. per bag.
Siioo, Oct. 30.-Oats, 9s. 6d. to 101. per barrel of 14 atone.
Wheat, 225. to 24e. per 20 stone. Oatmeal, lls. 6d. to 12a.
per cwt. Indian Meal, 91. to 91. 51. per tan. Barley, Bd. to
9d. per stone. Very small deliveries from farmers, and
busload' generally very dull.
WATERYORD, Oct. 30.-Our market has been scantily
supplied with farmers' corn during the week, and the ar-
rivals from abroad have been trifling. Millen have gene-
rally paid an advance of fid. per barrel on all fresh samples
of Wheat, and some quantity of old granary parcels have
been cleared off at previous rates. Barley has found buyers
at something over last week's prices, both for grinding and
malting purlieus. Oate of fine dry qualities maintain late
rates; but all damp and inferior samples have declined
3d, to 6d. per barrel. The best descriptions of Flour hay, met
a free sale, both for export and home consumption, at a de-
cline of 6d. to Is. per sack, but inferior aorta are not cheaper.
The demand for Indian Corn in the early part of the week
was slow ; but during the last day or two there has been •
goodsale for Danube at an advance of 6d. to Is. per brl. Wheat,
millers', undried, per 20st, 26a. 6d. to 275. 64. ; shipping,
245. to 263. Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 15e. to 16.. 3d. ;
r grinding, 13s. to 14e. 3d. Oats, white, per t stone,los. 10d.
to 13s. ; black, lls. to 111. 6d. Premired : Wheat,
millers', par 20 stone, 29*. 6,1. to 30s. 6d. ; shipping, 275. to
28s. 6d. Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 16e. to 17s. 6d. ;
grinding, 14e. to 16s. 6,1. Oats, white, per 14 stone, 12a. to
13s. ; black, 12a. to 12a. 3d. Flour, super., per sack 40s. to
40s. ad.; seconds, 38s. to 384.6 d. ; thirds, 335. to 355. • fourths,
245. to 255. American, per barrel, 28s. Indian Corn,
Danube, per 20 stone, 20s. 9d. to 21s. 6d. ; American,
yellow and red, 201. to 20s. 6d. ; Spanish and Portuguese,
Ifie. to 19s. ; white, 18s. to 20a; damaged, for cattle,
15s. to 17s. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt., 9s. to 9s. 6d.
Oatmeal, per cwt., 14s. to 16e. Rye Meal per cwt., 8s
to 9.. Bran, per 6 stone, 4e. 6,1. to 41. 9d. Imports this week,
exclusive of arrivals at Ross ; Indian Corn, 956 qrs.;
Indian Meal, 290 barrels.
HADDINGTON, Oct. 29.-The supply of ell kinds of grain
to-day was smaller than that in lest market, with the 'sap-
Lion of Oats. Sales were rather quick. Wheat, top, 65., and
average ls. Ild. down ; weight of top per 4 bushels, llst. ne.
Barley, top, 2e. 6d. ; and average, 4s. 10d. down ; weight of
top per 4 bushels, 16st. 81b. Oats, top, 24. ; and average,
ls. Ild. down; weight of top, per 4 bushels, 13st. Beaus,
top, 6e. ; and average, le. down ; weight of top, per 4
bushels, lfist. 416.
ALTERA, Oct. 26.-Wheat on the spot has declined, and
if the supplies continue on a free scale further depression is
not unlikely, if the English markets remain dull. Good,
631 b. to 641 b., red Upland is obtainable at about 60s. to 515.
Lower Baltic Wheats may be had at about 455. for autumn
and spring but there is nothing doing. Barley on the spot
lower, and 801 b. Seale 30e. 9d. to 31s. For shipment in Den-
mark there is a limited bagmen doing at 25e. 6d. to 265. 6d.
for 621 b. to 631 b., for autumn delivery, and for spring there

°HIRAM FAIR.—In the cattle market there wu a consider.
able quantity of stock brought forward. The market, how.
ever, wu not a brisk one, especially in the earlier part of the
day, but towards the afternoon a goad many lots changed
hands. Ayrshire Cows, in calf, fetched front 71. to 124 ;
aged Cows, 41. to 61. 10s. ; farrow, 31. 10s. to 71.; two-year-
old Queys, from 61. to 91. ; &irks, from 21, to 41.

Ersosnsw BANX. Fetes—Sheep were well supplied u to
quality, but the stock were only in middling condition.
Butane commenced slowly in the morning, but as the day
advanced sales were more easily effected, and white-faced
Highland Ewes fell back in price from Bs. to 95., and Che-
viot Wedders from to 6s. per head, and other kinds in
proportion, am compared with last year's Prices. Prices
ranged u follows: Cheviot Wedders, for twinning, from 20s.
to 30s. ; Ewes, I3s. to 21s. 6d.; black•faced Wedders, lbs. to
to 221. ; Ewes, Ba. to Its. per head.

Fey Yesterday's Maraets we lase page.

SHIPPING.

Motu AIIRITED.—DubIia, 4 ; Waterford, 3; Donaghadee,
1 ; Hamburg, 1; French, I ; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, Noy. 2.—Wind this day at noon, 8.8. W., light
breeze and fine clear weather.

DEAL, Nov. : Eliza, St.
Vinerat's ; Lyra, St. Lucia ; Victoria, New York ; George
of Whitby, North America, for Hull. Arrived from the
river : Posthumous, Port Philip ; Protector, Cuba.
Sailed : Terra Nova, and Colony, Algoa Bay ; 3fejestic,
Antigua; General Green, and Charles Challonsr, New
Orleans.

irrbtruoirwass, Oct. 28.—Fortitude, Quebec.
PORT/MOUTH, Nov. I.—S. to S.S.E.—Sailed: H.M.S.
Dolphin, Ascension; Isabella Blyth, Mauritius.
Cowan, Nov. 1 .—S.S. W.—Put beck : Marion, for Jamaica.
OPP ST. ALBAII.B BEAD, Oct. 30.—Henry Shelton, Haiti-
more, for Amsterdam ; Glynwood, Prince Edward's Island.
PLTMOUTH.-3.B.E.—Arrived : Margaret, Labrador.
Hamm, Nov. I.—Arrived: British Queen, St. John's,
N.B. ; Joseph Cunard, Quebec.
BRIDLINGTON, Nov. I.—W.S.W.—Arrived: Brothers.
Middlesborough, for Whitstable, with loss of foremast sod
bowsprit, spars, mils, C/c., having been in contact with the
Tullock, of Shields, off Flamborough Head.
Hutt, Nov. I.—S.W.—Arrived: 30th, Rewrote*, Sun-
derland, Amsterdam ; 31st, Sovereign, Quebec; Concord,
Oporto; Thomas Ainsworth and Nyverdahl, Zwoole ; Daisy,
Elea. Sailed: 30th Oct., John, Dantsic; Edouard, and
Thomas, Memel; George Clifton, Windau; 31st, Blot,
Gothenburg.
Pug:sacs, Oct. 31.—The Vesper was spoken on the 28th
inst. off Cape Fiaisterre, and reported that Capt. Barnes, of
the Commodore, from Cephalonia to Liverpool, had.died off
htalsoe.

Doman, Ott. 30.—Arrived : Naiad, Quebec.
WATERFORD, Oct. 30. Arrived: George RUM),
Quebec.

CAOOIHAVIN, pot, 27.—Arrived: Ripley Pentecost, St.
Domingo.
PRNTLAND FIUTS, Oct. 28.—Arrired : John Bull, Mars.
michi, for Leith.
SKIRLDB, Nov. 1.-B.W. to W.S.W.—Arrivod Blurs;
Demerara ; Carotins, St. John's, N.B.
MIDELP4/101017011 Oct. 31.—n. Henry, of Hartlepool,
from Quebec, out 48 days, has been spokes off Hsmburg,
with bulwarks gone and very leaky, by the Gadder, arrived
here. Arrived Liberia, Quebec.
Orr ALDitolocom, ~Oct. 31. Arrived: Sovereign,
Quebec.