... C4lAMBER OV COMMERCE AND 'IANUFACTURES.- - l A ren1 meeting of this body was heid yesterday- Ar Cease, Eeq. iii the chair. V|0'C ql- moved, that pettions ibe presented to both II0eno arliamoen iil favour (if thae bill for constrnoct- lrea ,iila ene Erlinburoh and] Ghianow. Mr C. ri f the. gret orpteannce hibis rndprtakorn, must be ani c,.'00p~sbi tohle Hlse ciin, thcd fimmenos arivaonaes nehc ...

... 210911DIOU4, , THIURSDAY, JANUARY 11. STOCKS Tills DAY AT TWO O'CLOCR. T h 214Itrndia Stock - ?? per Cent.ateL, t Itndia Bonds_. ?? 51 Titeee CetC 9si t2 nnutices(Jan.1860) 14f Tht a ccot.., SjDq.Nw(ditto)- - Thre ad ta.Crs -jf (Oct'18.53) -14 II-IC . - lDo. ?? , SS Do. Jan. 1880- - -l1. do. NewDo,, gSa: 2n tort 1t80)- - . per Cents. E. -lExchequerBillss. 53 55 Irish Bank St1c : 8i9. D ...

... ISarfts. COLRN EXCHEAiTGE, LONDON, Ca;amn1ry 10. Scarcely tiny ?? since Monday. Tue, *V0 : - fully Is. per quarter deaer to-day, and Barley te - .iEhd that dayas prices. There is but a li-nited sale r Pet', tL, 6d. per quarter advance is obtainable on our Ias: cu resrr, CURRENT PRICES OF BRITISII 'l PER IMSPERAl.L Qtarrla. Wheat, Essex. Kent, Malt, Suffot, ;siorfc k - and Suffolk Red ?? 50 5 ...

... sipvtlig Iutelligoence. The Jane, Young, of Mnntrose, from Londonderry for London, was spoken with off North Shields on Tuesday by pilots, having been one month at sea. Aberdeen, January 27.-From the quantity of wreak which has come ashore all along the coast, from Collis- ton to Stonehaven, there is too much reason to believe that many lives and much property have been sacrificed during the ...

... in Do-rntr, January ?? state of our linen and ed yarn marlkets is unaltered since nour last. Flax is held Y firm at our- rrtation., and somen well informed parties are of inclined to hold for higher rates, as it is next to certain nt- our importation ii short of our consunpt. At SI Petors- as burgh sonme purbi-ascs have bere made at R ,. 75 anrl 9) I1. for G heal and 9 bead flax on the spot, ...

... ,%btpvjlvg Intelliffenics. The Brurnswick Packet, Bisset, arrived at Leith, left 1-amburgis 23d December; had fresh breezes from the west and snuth-west, with snow. Tbe Hlamburgh . Packet was liading for Leith. a The brig Thistle, Keddie, went ashore on the Elbow End, on .S;nday morning, betwcen one and two o'clock, h wlen she became a total vrcck. The crew, with the exception of the master, ...

... gO3llon. TUESDAY, JANUARY 16. STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. IsokStock ag_ 205,ttdia Stock -- 2t2 Three aer Cent. Red. 91lJ3!1diar foud- . ?? 2 It rhrepcr Cenl.Ccnsols 90o1Annuilies(Jan.i.s8; l14 13-IC Dlitto for Account. - l 90, Do. 1ew (rditto.. h're-andsatatrperCent, -1o..(Oct.18t5a) - 1Mo. Iteducdd_ 99 ...

... lHartets. CO1N EXCHANGE, LONDON, Tanuary 1. The arrivalsof Wheatiduring the past week to this day's market have been moderate, and although the trade has ri., been very active, good samples have realised last week's currency; inferior descriptions also maintain their price. Flour moves off slowly, at late rates. Barley is taken off slowly; but prices are nearly supported. In Beans and Pease we ...

... ftipping ElnteliUgence. Greenock, Januarv IS.-Arrived here yesterday, the Hlamilla, Shaw, from Demerara; sailed 2d December. The Esquimaux, Ker, sailed three days previous for Clyde. The Glasgow, Mfilrea, would sail in ten, and the Euterpe, in fifteen days. On the 8th ult., in lat. 12. long. 58. 10. saw the ship Louisa, MIKellar, of and from Clyde for Trinidad. Troon, January 13.-The schooner ...

... ,sbipoiliff rattellivence. The sloop Elizabeth, Durham, of Anstrutber, while entering the harbour of St Andrew's last week during the night, was, by some mistake on the part of the crew, al- lowved to get foul of the racks at the back of the pier. She stuck fast, and, being coal-loaded, the cargo was im- mediately thrown overboard, as the only chance of get- ting her off. She lay till Sunday ...

... garetst1. CO1RN EXCHANGE, LONDON, ?? 19. There are small arrivals ?? week of both f raln aol Fiur. and the navigation of the river being stopped ly ice, thetrade for every article is in a state or suspension. There is some business doing in Flour, at rather higher prices. SMITHFIELD, ganuary 19. To sink the offal per stone of 8 IMs. Beef 4 d to 4s 4 ,Head of Cattlethisday:- Mlutton.. 3s Od ...

... lHarftets. CORN EXCHANGE, ZoNiDo-0 January 26. There Is still a sunpension of business here, nn - the contituance of the frost 5 and any repot rli e ' must, under present circumstances, be of all eti - racter. The only arrival thlia week is 3t60 1um SMITHFIELD, XJanuary 26, To sink theoffaliperatone otfgm . Beef ?? 4s Od to4s 4dal-Ueadt ?? Mutton..3slOd to 4s 6d Beasts.. *Sday. ?? 3d to 6s 0l ...