" | Constitution (discontinued January 15, } | 1,500 | 1832) } | | | " | World (discontinued May 23, 1832) | 16,600 | | " | Plain Dealer (commenced January 1, 1832; } | 9,000 | discontinued February 19, 1832) } | | | " | Reflector (commenced December 15, 1832; } | 2,600 | discontinued December 29, 1832) } | | | " | Mercantile Journal | 17,465 " | Corn Trade Circular | 5,250 Thrice a week | Course of Exchange | 8,010 " | Commercial Record | 5,700 Weekly | London New Price Current | 22,300 | | " | Universal Corn Reporter (commenced } | 20,000 | February 6, 1832) } | | | " | Bankrupt's and Insolvent's Weekly Gazette | 16,987 Monthly | London Literary Gazette | 14,250 | | Weekly | The Movement (commenced April 28, } | 3,000 | 1833; discontinued June 3) } | | | " | London Mercantile Price Current | 5,610 " | United Kingdom Gazette | 4,706 --------------+-----------------------------------------------+------------ Captain Ross, who from May 29, 1829, had been employed in the _Victory_ steamer on a fresh expedition to the Arctic Regions, at the expence of Sir Felix Booth, a rich distiller, arrived safely at Stromness on October 12th, on board the _Isabella_ of Hull (formerly his own discovery ship), which picked him up in Prince Regent's Inlet on August 27th, he having finally abandoned his own ship thirteen months previously. He had a narrow escape of losing all his papers; for, after showing them at the Admiralty, he left them in a cab. Luckily, the cabman was honest, and the captain recovered them.