... Speulations in railway schemes have become so t( very prevalent, and business in scrips is pursued with 6o much avidity, that many persons seem either to tf jorget, or to be wholly unconscious of the penalties a] to which they subject themselves, by buying and b selling in projects which have not obtained certifi- si cates of complete registration. For the guidance P of those who maybe ...

... RLateot tnppuitg ifnuteligence. . iEDNESDA Y, November 4.- Vi Wid South, AJRRvon,.-itussendale, Goulding, Pernarabueo-Sdarathon, Jolson,eei ictston - .%fricanus, Aegireno, Syra - Clensetisna, Patras-Biounly Hall ; Alexander Birbang; and henry tiardner, Caioutta-John Bartlett, Singapore-St. Veincent, Planter, Cape of Good Hope ArLMED.-Thon1as !dellor, Bruce, Pcrnambueo-Josephhne, Mastors, ...

... es, On Teseday last the annual meeting of the above nbtcompany was held at their office, in Dale-street. The chair was occupied by Richard Earle, Eaq. The Chair. man called upon the Secretary, Mr. Thomas Carson i e- read the report, which was as follows ty ,Your committoo have at this meeting to report only .e rlyrally on the state of tihe companys affairs, as the accounts a ree now made up to ...

... -III - t ?? ed From filse London Gazette of Frdayu, ANov. 21. he BIROWN, John, builder, Hornsey-road, .Middlosex, to surrender ter Nor. 28, at balf-post otne, and Jan. 10, at twelve, at the beo Court of Bankruptcy, London. Attorney, R~ichards, Croy-dorn ltBOWENICharles, wino mterchant, Burp-lane, Tower-street, utCity, to surrender Nov. 28, at one. and Jan. Itt, at elesen, at 'he the Court of ...

... itJTnrieW. Z s arftttd. I 11ELAND. ([r901 OUR OWN CORRESPONDBT.) L Waftrford, &ptember 29, 1846. al We have no altoration to report from lost week; thc quan- of tity of grain brought forward was smail, and the price was pi D frmnly sustained. No person seems disposed to se1l but those to w who are compelled by necessity; the general opinion of the ag winter's prospects being so decidedly ...

... T i'l i IItt e3. -.-, -.IY tilURI VA C3j. [itto Rho, on. Lee c.q eft lhe oer. of, lid. ihe lico C .LIVgEIk',iOl l'liIV1,411i)v ki~i I Tnamnomy, OceoBea ID. The business dolo ilit Iluttur csjjiminUes to b~e onl a lliiitod seals. There isl a miderate demuid fir lireot. Wu cannont note alry alteratioiin OleHamoi or Laid. Cliaeus j,,ld brijkly an the aale on Tueeliiy,everntgligfrooi Oils to 4l6n. ...

... L faitretO. - -r y>T au IRELAND. On [pROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Creel ~~ During l~~aterford, December27 42 daug state A h Vary warek thupply of ts otentinued In an ladvanced Stall th Bar el p yaste Sueek the nankest every article was br ught Caps forward. and the demand was at the same iebik ?? o !swe had al~ eHJ upply, but no advance, in prioe, holders exPe-. legt O rincaed ecume ...

... )tUppinTg Rteltigeitce. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20.-Wind ?? light:, 29, Tamerlone, from Quebec at Liverpool; master washed over- ad board, 3rd Dce., in long. 52 The vessel is leaky Tinameara, hence at Ceara his Commerce, Brown, hence for Gibraltar, at inosale, in a leaky din state !nd Lydia, hence for Antigua, was spoken 18th Dec., in lat 48, eat e aM PILLAV, lInT Dsc.-The Courier, Zimmerman, from ...

... M - urketd, ,9 IRELAND. 10 (FROM OUB wOWN CORIneSFONDENT.) VO WaeVrford, NOv. 23l, 1843. J n1 The condition of the maiketa in this dietriot bas improved since t n my last, The change has been nearly general, as a decided a t e toration inthe pply has affected pricesinS.progressiveoraramr. tY The prinnipt arlutile In which an advanco Is obserrable may be * ;s mentioned as Oats of a superior ...

... ~EmIna rtO. A )th -AFRICA. aid Peruvian, Gwatkin,fp' Afriea,vwlth 1pam oim - Thoman, ihunoter, Ward, fin Africla,vith palm oil, teeth EL ?? INDIES. E Nile, Aniersorl, fin Ceylon', with coffee, cocoa nut oit, Yarn Competiter, Poole, fmn Calcutta, with sugar, rice, saltpetre ld Elis ebeth Jane, Lea fin Calcutta, with suFar, bides, silk, jute Win P1irrle, Irving, Sm Bombay, with cotton, wool, oil ...

... 'HE REVENUE.- 58 16 I, a. IS it 5. ci 5. a II 85 V. ii Ig 1, is Re ig te 85 td to 10 ef Cu, Ext Stat Ta3 Pro Pea Crs bus Tot im? 51 It ol II, Tot -- ViatS l d55-D APOIL 5. - - - - 1845,.1840. Increase. Decrease. tors. . . . 20,176,73117 004,618 ?? 2,512,113 bio . , , 12,524,9.17 11,8 0Df 4 85 .. . 358,85 2 spa . . . . 6,714,841: 7,1195.821 3811,688.. es 4,217740 4,217.7 39 4,224'413 ?? ilty ...

... PROGERLSS of' 1' TltADlE.l'r1E NEW GE'NERATION or' ANTI' MONOVOTIb'T,~ Mr. Villiers performed his annual task this year s; with singular advantages. Well might he say,- g 4' What a strong p1ositi., (o I occupy, when I now o call for a change in the corn laws T The leaders of c both the Parliamentary parties, Ministers and er- g Ministers, had been diligently employed, a fortnight o before, ...