... = - FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 17. STOCKSSTRIS DAY AT TWO O'CX.OCK. Sankstck - _ 2O7n -ndiaSteck three per Cent. Red_ p n 25 23 ThreeperCont.Consols 50AAnnuities(Jan.1855O) 15 Dittofor:Aeoount__. 90k'DittoNew~dittn - ThreeandilalpcrCents Sq9 Ditta(Oct.J8lsS). D~tto:teduced__ 9814r0D1ttu. Jan.1880X_. D;tto, ditto sew _ 974' Ditto (Oct. 180)_ Four perCents.i-. -jExchequeralls_ 27 29 Irish Bank Stuck-20o ...

... AlaMets.. CORN EXCHANGE. L0'.rDoN. I April 12. There is no alteration in the price of anyartidle of grain since Monday, except Qats, which %were 6d. per qe. dearer. :Dublin, April 1L. Thereisas asmall ?? of grain at our market to-esy vhich sold asluder-Whbeat. White, 35s. Od.to 36s. Od.; millers' Red,30s. to33s. Qd.; inferior.do. 26s. Dd. to29s. 0d. Barley, 12s. Gd. to 18s. 6d. Barley, mating ...

... Minius ElitelltosCe. The Forfarshire steam ship arrived at Dundee from Hail on Friday night, at eleven o'clock, in twenty-eight hours. She passed a srmaek-rigged vessel, sunk about a mile to the southward of Coquet Island, vvith only' mast- head above water.-.square sail and gaff topsail set. The Captain hauled in, to see if any of the crew were on the rigging, but it appeared she was ...

... An Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in the Years and Quarters end. ed 10th of October 1836, and 10th of October 1837; showirg the Increase or Decrease under ' each head thereof. Customs Excise . .. ?? ?? Post Offie.. Miscellane- OUS ?? Total Ordi nary Reve- ?? Imprest ans other Ma. neys, in. eluding Repay- ments o Advances for Public Works ?? Total In ?? The ...

... tr, November ,1- Fax-The demuand conti- MnIes lsnguid, andi no prospect of anv advance, notvith- standing it is now evident that we shall have a shnrt im- pertation, nithooll a number of cargnos are still expec-t- ?? cnnequence of the Iieavy stocks of Yarns, antd eant of domand, prices of tosv 'warns have given way a ?? have been Iess in demand this week thin last, when there was rather an ...

... NfEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, MOND A E. Match ?? Suffield's Alfred, 7st. 71b. (Pavis), beat the Duke of Riclumond's Pussay, 8st. 10111. D.l. 200, h. ft. 2 to 1 on Alfred, who won by a length. Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each, for three year old colts 8st 71b., and fillies &st. 41b. T.Y.C. ; the winner to be sold for 200 sovs.,jif demanded, &c. (5 subs.) Lord Exeter's f. Candia (Conolly) . . ...

... I I ISbivl) 'to Intauge, I The fiollon ing vefsels loms flosd', thrld p er, :-April 17, Hertcue ?? Dandee to Davi ' Stat e,\ I ha~~ two hands)ea9tbe, e is lo gp anei fd tl,; ?? ed, from to beeerpaol 5t, b JSitn, from Hull for North As froundo ir both of Alltta, for Q Yboe A0 n sal P ?? both of Glasgow (withhe pros Bani e Qsol ewasasslua ?? meron, Esq.,-N. B. Edne~~povisonsten Es°ton, a ...

... sbjiping inuwlienc. Aberdeen, May 6.--The Providence H Mlcatel, with timber, arrived here yest erd:amew f( sixteen days' passage; bad ENE Yer day ?? n sage ; passed the Sound on the 's during the Do 24th ulr o Di off the Naze of Norwav, at midnight withrn 'be 3iihh canue in contact with the Westoe of al f thirk vvenasser which carried away her bowsprit, foreras'u nen'tte gallant mast; she came ...

... laarum-, CRBT EXCBANGE. LONDON. I February 24. Wheat and Barley remain unaltered in price, but Oats have declined Is. per quarter since Monday. S-XITHIXiELD, February 24. The price of the best Beef is quoted from 4s. Od. to Is. 4d* per at. Mutton, prime Downs, fetch 4s. 6d. to Ss. Od. per ct. Veal, for the beet young Calves, is 4s. 4d. to Cs. Md. per at. Dairy-fed Porkers fetch 3s. 8d, to 5s. ...

... *biovilig litteltiowlice. The Hrtidee. M'Bside; arrived at Loith, left St Vin. cents on the 6th September; had saqually weather with SW. winds. Lert loading, the Emerald, Wyllie, for Lonraoa. Spoke the brig'Anhe, of Pettycur, in Itt. 47. b4., long. 33. 9. ; desired to be reported, bot as it wvraa blowing hard, could not make out from whence, or where bound for. Arrived at Glasgow on the 12tb ...

... SIDipping Intelligence. Arrived at Goceniock, on Tuesday, the Czar, Fowler sailed from Charleston 10th ult. ; the Acadian, Auld, satled 10 d ys previous. Passed the Lady of the Lake. Cunningham, going in. Left the Belvisdera, Triy, anni Francis Manninig, waiting for tile to get over the b:ar. Left loaling, the barque Thomas, Hughes, the William Ritchie, Rotiers, and the Lady Rowena, Young-all ...

... Mar-Rets, CORN EXC3EAWGE, LONDON, Autgust 4. The weather sinee Mtndsy has been variable, occa;ien'l showers with strong wind, beit it has ?? yet any deciallI character: this may be exactly said of die Wheat trade lieS to-day, for tlhe sellers are conteuding for Is. to 2s per ?? ter advance en Monaly's currency, which the millers are 1O0 willing to eointply with, hence very little busiies; has ...